Best Equipment Available

[Borf]

I want to know what is the best Driver and iron set available at this time.

I think the best irons are the Callaway Tour Authentic X-Prototype Irons.

I currently have Mizuno MP-60s and I want to get better clubs because I feel it will improve my game.


My driver is the Titleist 907 D2 and I feel this club is getting old and i can use an upgrade also, I just do not know what driver is the best on the market.

[delav]

If you are truly a .2 handicap I'd expect the pro you are working with to be the best source of information. At that level, the club itself is trivial and fit is essential. This is something that average hackers such as myself cant do over the interwebs.

[Meddle]

There's no objective "best club". There may be a best club for you, but you have to go demo different clubs to find out.

[sean_miller]

I want to know what is the best Driver and iron set available at this time.

I looks like you've already changed drivers. Not sure how your breaking 80 with those POS MP-60s ; >

[Borf]

I looks like you've already changed drivers. Not sure how your breaking 80 with those POS MP-60s ; >

what is 'POS' ? and why wouldnt I be able to break 80 with them? what do you mean?

[Shorty]

I want to know what is the best Driver and iron set available at this time.

A ridiculous question and one which would certainly never be asked by a person with a .2 handicap. More likely someone who's been playing for 6 weeks. IF you were a single figure golfer you would know that after a point it's about technique, not equipment. But, clearly, you aren't a .2, so you can be like all the other fools who think that then most heavily promoted clubs are "the best".

How could you possibly think that there is an objectively "best" club on the market. What is "best" for you may not be close to best for another. But....FYI, when NIck Faldo didn't have a club sponsorship, he played with MP-60s, your current set, and said that they were the best irons he'd ever hit. So, I don't think your game will suffer if you persevere with them.

[sean_miller]

what is 'POS' ? and why wouldnt I be able to break 80 with them? what do you mean?

POS is an acronym (piece of sh**).

It was sarcasm. You already have some of the "best irons available". Doesn't mean they work for you, but your handicap seems to back that up.

[Borf]

A ridiculous question and one which woud certainly never be asked by a person with a .2 handicap. More likely someone who's been playing for 6 weeks. IF you were a single figure golfer you would know that after a point it's about technique, not equipment. But, clearly, you aren't a .2, so you can be like all the other fools who think that then most heavily promoted clubs are "the best".

haha how mad are you ?

and i am not a 0.2 anymore i am 1.9 right now, i havent updated my profile in a long time. furthermore why would i do something thats "best" for nick faldo??

[Shorty]

haha how mad are you ?

The idea of someone with a handicap that low asking which clubs are "the best" is ludicrous.

I would bet that if you asked 500 touring pros and 5000 teaching pros which clubs are "the best', not a single one would say anything other than "the ones that suit YOU best".

[Borf]

why? I don't know or claim to know everything about golf clubs....

[delav]

After a burnt offering, tribal dancing and an afternoon of meditation the golf equipment gods have now proclaimed the mp-60 the greatest true players iron ever forged. Consider yourself fortunate and your question complete.

[leo3]

The clubs I have in my bag are the Best.....at least for me.

[patriot07]

That is a ridiculous question for a single digit handicap.

[max power]

This is a funny thread topic-intentionally or unintentionally.

[c. lassiter]

After a burnt offering, tribal dancing and an afternoon of meditation the golf equipment gods have now proclaimed the mp-60 the greatest true players iron ever forged. Consider yourself fortunate and your question complete.

Excellent!

Now the OP can focus on buying the "best ball", and then move on to acquiring the "best tees".