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Well, I played with the 1-iron this weekend and I have to say I really enjoyed the club! It was pretty windy at the courses I played here in houston and the 1-iron kept me out of trouble on the holes where I needed to position my first shot. Great stuff, and great buy.! And my 2-iron, well, I have always liked it. It is my approach iron on the par 5's that I play aggresive on, so I have quite a bit of confidence in it :)
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DCI Gold : 1 & 2 Iron

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Well, I played with the 1-iron this weekend and I have to say I really enjoyed the club! It was pretty windy at the courses I played here in houston and the 1-iron kept me out of trouble on the holes where I needed to position my first shot. Great stuff, and great buy.! And my 2-iron, well, I have always liked it. It is my approach iron on the par 5's that I play aggresive on, so I have quite a bit of confidence in it :)

I love to read that kind of stuff. Welcome to the long iron lovers cornor


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I've got a Titleist 695.MB 2-iron but I'll only use it if it's extremely windy and/or I need to really get some roll off the ball on harder fairways.
TaylorMade R9 460 9.5°
TaylorMade R9 13°
TaylorMade RAC TP MB 3-PW
TaylorMade RAC TP 54°.10 / 58°.10
Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2

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I recently baught myself a used two Iron (Mizuno MP-60), not because I think I'm good enough (yet) to actually use it successfully on the course, but to give me a difficult training instrument which forces me to work on solid ball-striking.

For that and the sheer glorious looks of it, I love that thing And I have every intention of growing into that club, too!

Driver: Mizuno MX-500
Hybrid: Cleveland HiBore 23°
Irons: Mizuno MX-25 4-P, MP-60 2-Iron
Wedges: Mizuno MX 51°, MX 56°
Putter: Mizuno Bettinardi BC1Putter: Mizuno Tour 940

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I was out golfing with a buddy and it started to thunder and lightning, my buddy takes a 1-iron out of his bag and holds it in the air, I say "Are you crazy?!" He says, "Don't worry, not even god can hit a 1 iron"

:)

907D2 9.5*
Hyper X Tour 13*
Slingshot Tour 18* Hybrid
CCI Forged 4-PW
Vokey Spin Milled 52*, 56* and 60* Craz-E Putter


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Despite what some people say, I think that 1 and 2 irons are very useful especially in windy conditions as you can play low shots under the wind. This point is backed by the fact that Tiger won the 2006 Open Championship playing a 2-iron of almost every tee!

In the bag:
TM Burner 10.5 Grafalloy Blue Tour Shaft
Nike SQ II 3 and 5 woods[IMG][/IMG]
Callaway X-forged 4-PW Dynamic Gold S300
Callaway X-Forged Wedge (52)Wilson Staff Tw5 56 and 60 degree wedgesNike BC-101 putter (33.5 inches)


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I have never hit a 1 or 2 iron,i don't think i have even held one in my hand,i
only have 3 iron up.I would love to try hitting one.

aeroburner tp 10.5 stiff
superfast tp 2.0 3 wood stiff
Halo 25 and taylormade tp 19 degree hybrids
miura cb 202 and wedge
tp 52* wedge, tp 56* taylormade spider mallet putter


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I like one and two irons and they're not hard to hit, of course I would be lower than a 10 hndcp if I didn't average 40 putts per round and I would say that ballstriking is a strenght of my game.

Taylormade R7 460
Lynx Parallax 15 Degree
Nickent 3DX Ironwood 18 degree
Callaway X-18's
Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 56 degreeOdyssey Black Series No. 1


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