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I'm getting tired of the offset in my burner irons not allowing me to consistently fade the ball as much as I would like. I feel as though I have to open up the face way to much from the start. Therefore, I am pondering trading them in somewhere and getting an new set of enhancement irons with less offset. I have read some reviews stating that the older Mizuno MP-57 actually has a little bit better feel than the newer 58 model. I also read a bunch of comparisons that stated that the MP-57 felt better than the Titleist AP2. Can those of you who have hit those 2 irons give me your opinions. I'm positive I am either going to go with Mizuno or Titleist, but I'm not sure which one yet. Also, my 07 Burner Fairway wood ball flight is way to high, so I have been thinking about buying an R9 TP 3 wood to get that ball flight down with a better shaft. Let me know you guys' advice. Thanks!

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R9 460 Aldila RE-AX 60g Stiff
07' Burner 3 Wood Stiff
09' Rescue 2 and 4 Stiff
09' Burner 3-PW Superfast 85 Stiff 09' Vokey Spin Milled Black Nickel and Oil Can Wedges 50,54,60SeeMore Putter Pro V1 2.0 SG 2.5


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How a club feels is in the forging and the shaft... no one can tell how you might like something. All I know is my Mizunos are great feeling to me. I tried to hit the burners and gave up on the feel and the low ball flight -- distance control was difficult the few times I tried the burners. They are very strong lofted. My Mizunos are very predictable.

RC

 


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yea its best bro to go demo them. My local golf shop will even let you take demo to the driving range from their store if you ask nicely.

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Is there a reason you are only going with Titleist or Mizuno? I would suggest you not limit yourself like that. Go hit everything under the sun!

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so I have been thinking about buying an R9 TP 3 wood to get that ball flight down with a better shaft. Let me know you guys' advice. Thanks!

get it in stiff normal shaft instead of Regular TP shaft you will get similar results and save yourself heaps of money


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I recently hit the Mizuno MP58 and came away VERY impressed. Great look from address, simply wonderful feel. I also highly reccommend the R9 fairway wood. For me, this is a want right now, but damn-near a need.

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