players irons!

[wedge player]

i have the titleist 690.mb they are a great club i love them picked them up on ebay for 2oo

[Petden]

What about the Callaway X forged 2 with the project x's?

http://www.golfsmith.com/products/CA...X_Steel_Shafts

[Bluenoser67]

Your prayers are answered. Check out these

http://www.golfsmith.com/products/SE...ged_Iron_Heads

you can also get a progressive set of cavity backs for the higher irons using the Snakeyes 600c. I've got a set of 600c from 3 to 6 and Blades from 7 to GW. I got them two years ago and paid full price. There is a new model now so there going for less than 300 for a set. Also you get to customize your shafts to what ever you like. I got a local clubmaker to put the set together for me for $10 a club. Its an option if you want top end stuff but dont want to pay OEM costs.

[RocketSauce]

Your prayers are answered. Check out these

that is another option you should really consider. those are great irons, and like Bluenoser67 said, a combo set would be another good idea....great price too

[hamletsdead]

I recently switched my set from pure MP-57 to a 57/67 mix -- 4-7 are 57s, then 8-PW 67s. Looks great, plays great.

[jcrob902]

Mizuno is a very good choice, I would recomend you try the mx 25 I know there not the player iron so to speak but I upgraded my old 990's to the mx 25 after much deliberation and once I got used to them being just a little bigger with a little bit of offset I was very happy with them you can still work the ball and you get alot of feed back on miss hits just like the player iron but there so much easier to hit IMOP maybe not the road you want to go down but you should give them a try.

[Andro26]

I just got my Titleist 690 CB off of eaby today. Went to the range and fell in love. $174 shipped. They were closer to 7.5/10 than the 8.5/10 as advertised so I am going to keep an eye out and buy another set in better condition so when these are gone I will have another set ready.

[vic02]

i got a nice set of 695mb if your interested

[ScruffyScraper]

Finding the right irons isn't always easy. The set that I've long wanted didn't even exist in the major OEM world. Or in the component world, either. I had to have it ground to order from raw forgings.

My irons have no stamping whatsoever except the club numbers on the sole and "Forged USA" on the hosel. If you know exactly what you want, this is the way to go.

But if you're asking advice on a message board, you haven't focused in on your ideal irons yet. It takes time.

[Dave40]

If you're considering a secondhand set, you can probably find a set of Ben Hogan forged irons at a good price. There are a lot of muscle or cavity back models to choose from.

[indacup]

Without knowing ANYTHING about your game...it would be totally irresponsible to recommend anything.

[steviesouthpaw]

I bought the X20's last year and love em!! Would highly recommend them to anyone.

[steviesouthpaw]

How do you post your equipment on your signature there?

[DaveLeeNC]

How do you post your equipment on your signature there?

I assume that you meant how to post your equipment here at TheSandTrap.

In the upper lefthand portion of the screen is "User CP" (as in control panel). Click on that and you'll see an 'edit signature' option on the left side of the new page. dave

[DaveLeeNC]

Without knowing ANYTHING about your game...it would be totally irresponsible to recommend anything.

But this is an golfing internet discussion board - being responsible has no relevance here

dave

[RocketSauce]

there is a set of Hogan Redline blades in MINT condition in the BST section on the WRX site for $185 shipped. they are freaking GORGEOUS blades and look brand new

[Fourputt]

this is so frustrating...im starting to look at the ap2's and the mp 62's but i change my mind so much that commiting to a cartain model of irons is alot to ask of me. I feel like a club ho' except for the fact that im not an impulse buyer.

I hit the Titleist AP2's at Golfsmith on Monday along with a bunch of other clubs including the TM R7 TP... I ended up ordering the AP2's... they felt better than anything else I tried. It's not a true blade, but it has a nice look at address, and just seemed to be the smoothest of any that I tested. Better even than any of the true game improvement clubs. I haven't owned forged clubs since my first real set, Golden Rams that I bought back in '74. I am lucky enough to get a good discount through the pro shop where I work part time, so the price became quite affordable... about $400 off the Golfsmith price.

Hopefully that good feel will carry over onto the course....

[jcrob902]

[QUOTE=Fourputt;242049]I hit the Titleist AP2's at Golfsmith on Monday along with a bunch of other clubs including the TM R7 TP... I ended up ordering the AP2's... they felt better than anything else I tried. It's not a true blade, but it has a nice look at address, and just seemed to be the smoothest of any that I tested. Better even than any of the true game improvement clubs. I haven't owned forged clubs since my first real set, Golden Rams that I bought back in '74. I am lucky enough to get a good discount through the pro shop where I work part time, so the price became quite affordable... about $400 off the Golfsmith price.

Hopefully that good feel will carry over onto the course.... [/QUOTE

With that kind of discount I'm sure they'll feel just right on the range the course or wherever you decide to hit a golf ball.