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hey lurch, what's up? welcome to the board, you'll find that you will be stopping by frequently.

a couple of places i typical check out online are golfsmith.com and edwinwatts.com but if you want last year's models check ebay. good luck!
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I have had really good luck with "golfclubexchange.com" as well when looking for clubs. It has gotten a lot more commercial in the last couple of years. A lot of dealers are using it to market their overstock stuff, but it is still pretty good.

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take the time and make the effort to get fitted, at 6'4 you need to make sure you have the right length club...

with your height your lie may become an issue as well, if you buy a used set of clubs this repair may be very difficuly if you purchase a set of irons that are casted and not forged (a difference being in the process of production but also the softness of the material used)

some cast irons can be bent only once but they can be weakened and it is not really recommended

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