New Irons Help

[wEst]

So I ran into 200 dollars for my birthday, and sold two old autographed wrestling Items for 850 bucks, So I want to buy new irons and wedges, because I dislike the graphite shaft and the entire club I have.

Obviously, price is not an issue for me. I just got a Taylormade 360 Ti Driver, and I want new Woods also, and possibly a putter (mine's just old, it doesn't need to be replaced.)

So what would you guys advise? Anythings better the Acuity....

[julius06]

Go get fitted and see what you like. Don't get caught in brand hype. Put as much of that $ in lessons or practice as possible.

[chonga]

I really really like my Wilson Ci7 irons.

I know the Wilson name doesn't get much attention in the golf world but I've tried a lot of irons either through friends or in store. I can say if you're a mid handicapper and want solid control and feedback, these are awesome. I played an old Hogan set before these that were good to learn with but very unforgiving and outdated.

But if you get a chance, go swing the clubs, check on reviews online and remember, it's not always the club :)
As for the Ci7's I got them cheap, $330 brand new with the steel shafts and I couldn't be happier.

[Island Par]

Try Mizuno the forged feel is great!

[csalcedo_tw]

If you're a low handicapper, I suggest you to get you some ap2s or 695mb. They have excellent feel and a nice workability.

If you're a high to mid handicapper, x20s all the way

[wEst]

Well I got alot of helpful stuff for my birthday yesterday.

I'm a high handicapper, and I also was thinking X-20's as well.

[Cody]

Don't rule out brands like wilson staff or nickent.

Also, mizuno mx-19's and mx-25's are AMAZING clubs.

Cobra makes some nice irons as well and cleveland.