Titleist 804OS or Cleveland CG4

[DruuH]

Hi all,

couldnt decide between those two sets of irons Titleist 804OS or Cleveland CG4.
I already own them both but have to get rid of one set. Both feel great and have its pros and cons.

Any comments on the two sets? Maybe I can get that little hint helping me with my decision.

Thanks in advance.

[iacas]

Hi all,

I don't think we know enough about you to be able to help. Have you hit either? What led you to them?

[sungho_kr]

I tried the titleist, they don't feel to good. But the cg4 seem to wear a little quicker. I think personally the cg4 goes farther and is more consistent but the titleist has better aesthetics. Keep the cg4

[DruuH]

I don't think we know enough about you to be able to help. Have you hit either? What led you to them?

Okay. here's a little information.

I am relatively new to golf, started playing in November '05. Being a former Baseball player I guess my swing is a little more towards hitting. My handicap drops pretty steady at the moment (acual -32.5) which means I ususally play in the low 100s, but lowering the score almost every round I play. My driver swingspeed is about 95mph, I own the SMT Spectrum with Accuflex v.3 stiff shaft and handle it quite successfull with an average driving length of about 240-250yds. 5 Iron lenght is about 170-175yds. I already hit both sets and right now both feel pretty good to me. One problem of comparisation is that Titleists are regular shafted, while the Clevelands are stiff. Usually the stiff flex should fit a little better to my swing speed, but maybe playing the softer flex for a couple of months may help me to concentrate on a smoother swing and therefor develope a better Golfswing. I know that I am going to get fitted in the future anyway, but think that I need to fix my swing first, so I usually would like to get it done later this year. That could be a point of changing shafts of the Titleists anyway. As the Cleveland are pretty new a shaft replacement would hurt a little more. Is it a good idea to play softer shfats in the swing developement process? Or might it be better to go correct flex right away?