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Guess what I got for 250 dollars in 9/10 condition?

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By hammock3
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enis750 Great Member

enis750

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i think you are going to realize that the MP 57's will suit you better
good price tho
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redsox98 Established Member

redsox98

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i think you are going to realize that the MP 57's will suit you better

Bubble burst! Ouch!

Good pick up man very nice!

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golfro Great Member

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Good price. I've seen them around 300+ but for $250, not a bad buy.

However, I do agree with enis... at a 36 handicap, i think you'll realize that the MP-67's aren't exactly the easiest clubs to use....

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sean_miller Incredible Member

sean_miller

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Good price. I've seen them around 300+ but for $250, not a bad buy.

At an index of 36, a cambered sole with a rounded leading edge is easier to make contact in full shots. A players club is nice on 3/4 shots and for chipping.

Po-tay-to / po-tah-to.

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enis750 Great Member

enis750

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Po-tay-to / po-tah-to.

to-may-to / to-mah-to.....heheh

gawd you crack me up Miller....seriously..... hahah!
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Ruckus Well Established Member

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That's a decent price. Hope you enjoy them. I bought a set of MP-32's (9/10 condition) a couple of months ago for $195 just to mess around with them (never hit pure blades before). They kicked my i15s out of the bag. I did hear that MP-32's are the easiest blades to hit, for whatever reason, so this may not apply to your MP-67s, but they are far easier to hit than people claim. However, I am working with a new instructor so this may have something to do with my "improvement".

alomar123 Dedicated Member

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Thats not actually my handicap... id ont know why it says that but im more 15 handicap.

Thats the default handi on this site. I would think most vets would realize that and apply it to situations like this, as the chance of someone having that exact handi is low.

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ks8829 Great Member

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Enjoy, great price, will help you focus on your iron game and perhaps lower your handicap.

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max power Great Member

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Thats the default handi on this site. I would think most vets would realize that and apply it to situations like this, as the chance of someone having that exact handi is low.

It's about the max handicap (36.4 I think), so based on many of the golfers I know and have seen, 36 would be quite accurate.


Fat Slice Great Member

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Guess what I got for 250 dollars in 9/10 condition?

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billysandy Dedicated Member

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Nice buy, I wish second hand clubs were that cheap here in the UK!
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