Considering "game improvement" irons, seeking a little advice.

[anthonykim3]

definatly put mizuno mx 19 irons on your test list if you want a game improvment iron that you can still work there so nice and only 540 you can work them and they have great forgivness and have a traditional iron shape not a huge shovel try them out wont be disapointed and try the mizuno mx 25

[Sherlockian]

I played a round today with the Dunlops. WOW. It is very obvious that I need to play regular or uniflex shafts. I shot a 43 on the front and 42 on the back. I nailed every one of the par 3 greens from the tee and parred three out of 4. The last time I played this course with the stiff shafts, I was in the water twice and short on the other two. I really enjoyed hitting the 3 and 4 hybrids from the fairway and rough. They went straight and the exact yardage they should for me. I guess I am going to keep the Dunlops in the bag for awhile. For $30 bucks at an estate sale, they are excellent. The X-16s will be for sale soon.

[flopdarock]

glad to hear you got a set that works for you... and cheap too

[Sherlockian]

Thanks flopdarock, I am pretty pleased myself. I never thought that such inexpensive gear could help my game this well. I always thought you had to spend some bucks for good equipment. Now, I am trying to figure out what I should do with my X-16s. I am hoping if I get back in shape and continue my weekly lessons, that maybe I could get back to hitting them well.

[flopdarock]

ebay for some pocket change?