AP2 vs. ZB(or any other player's iron suggestions)

[Kcas77]

I dont think anyone has said anything about the 52's or 62's how about those

[lumpuckeroo]

The 52 and 62 were not out when I was testing, so I never got a chance to hit them, really like the look of the 62, however.

[miller72]

can i say, that even fdor a 10 handicap like yourself, a set of 57's should be easy enouugh to handle.
~Chris

[VardonFlyer]

I was a skeptic of TM too. Till recently, i have always been a loyal Titleist player. Driver through putter. This winter when i tested virtually every iron on the market numerous times the TaylorMade TP Smoke blades were obsiously the best club for me, not mention they are by far the best looking club on the market. I bought the clubs and love them. They are softer than you would think, incredibly workable, and give great response. If you're not ready for blades at least go hit these a few times, they are solid.

[Titleist Man]

I was a skeptic of TM too. Till recently, i have always been a loyal Titleist player. Driver through putter. This winter when i tested virtually every iron on the market numerous times the TaylorMade TP Smoke blades were obsiously the best club for me, not mention they are by far the best looking club on the market. I bought the clubs and love them. They are softer than you would think, incredibly workable, and give great response. If you're not ready for blades at least go hit these a few times, they are solid.

It's not that i am not ready for blades. I am just looking for something that will perform just as good for me on good days but when i'm off just a bit doesnt kill me. Keep the suggestions comin

[Bump-n-MI]

If you want to keep it in the Titleist family try the 755's. A very solid club that will not kill you when you slightly mishit a shot. The only downside is the Tri-spec shafts are subpar compared to many others on the market.