Which irons do you use?

[Kellfire]

Ping Eye2+.

Excellent feeling clubs that were available very cheap second hand. For an "old" club, they just feel so balanced and are quite forgiving.

[Xbmchs12X]

The callaway fusions, I love them, Ive had them for about two years and when i hit them good they fly of the face. The only downside to the fusions is that it is very hard to bump and run because of how hot the ball comes off the face of the club

[coach13]

Cobra FP easy to hit and resaonable price

[Sundance62]

Love my Cobra S9's - easy to hit, forgiving, and get airborne like crazy (sometimes too much in the wind). I'd like to try the Taylor Burners when they come out, though I doubt I'll be switching anytime in the near future.

[ser182]

I purchased some used Adams A2 hybrid irons. Man they look like they played them four times. Have not played them since it has been raining here in houston. I just started playing was told to start wioth these. Any tips please throw them my way.

[fusioncal]

Does anyone know about MP-57? Looks like MP-60 but with much bigger face and more cavity. I have MP-60 and I love the way they feel.

[907golfer12]

I love my Callaway X-18's, love the feel, look, and performance

[TW01]

Ordered Titleist 755, with project X flighted shafts, should be a couple of weeks yet, cannot wait.

[Pittsburgh Golfer]

I have been playing the same irons since 1983. They are the original Tommy Armour 845s Silver Scot. Currently I am only carrying the 3-PW in my bag along with a couple Vokey wedges. However, I still own the 845s 2 iron, Sand Wedge and lob wedge. Recently, I have played two rounds with Callaway X-20 Tour irons and I like them quite a bit. I was fitted for them and will probably buy them as this season is winding down. The pro shop at my brothers club usually gives discounts as the winter approaches in Pittsburgh.

[NICKC]

Taylormade Rac Os2 Graphite 3-pw
Snake Eyes 653 15 Degree Hybrid
Titliest 980 Pro Trajectory 19 Degree 5 Wood

[cemeb4dk]

Just got a set of Ping I5's. Was looking to upgrade from my tour edge bazookas, and the 10 series didn't seem to fit what I was looking for, the I 5 is a perfect mix between the 2 10 series.

[55Kingpin]

Eye 2s for me. I've been playing them for over 10 years now. I just regripped them two weeks ago. I really don't see me changing anytime soon. They do what I need 'em to.

[lewisgl]

I use a combination of Mizuno Mp32 and MP37 irons. I will soon be using the MP67 8,9, and PW.

[redsox75]

WHATS IN MY BAD:
Nike SasQuatch Sumo2 13* with Aldila vs proto byyou graphite powered by zyvex (65-r)
Dunlop Alta 3 fairway wood
Copperidge 5 fairway wood
Copperidge 21* and 24* Hybrid (Given to me from father-in-laws set but I like them and hit the well)
Nike Ignite 3 Hybrid (part of the set)
Nike Ignite Irons 4 thru PW true temper steel shaft uniflex
Warrior Custom Golf 52* SW, 54* GW and 60* LW
Tour 2005 Putter

I know too many clubs but I am still trying to figure out which clubs to keep and which ones to put in a the trunk of the car. I just got the Nike Ignite Irons so I am trying to figure out what clubs to put away... Probably the 3 wood (I never hit it) and maybe the Copperidge 21* hybrid.

[Elvisliveson]

Taylor Made R7 TP - great combination of feel, workability and forgiveness. And they look great too!

[josef]

taylormade r7's. i am totally new to golf and these things hit STRAIGHT!! probably not great for workability but I won't be trying that for a while anyway.. my goal is smooooth and straight.. haha.. I am absolutely happy with my purchase..

[Elvisliveson]

  josef said:

taylormade r7's. i am totally new to golf and these things hit STRAIGHT!! probably not great for workability but I won't be trying that for a while anyway.. my goal is smooooth and straight.. haha.. I am absolutely happy with my purchase..

For better workability, I would recommend the TP version. That would go for other Taylor made models as well.

[mlanger]

I play old DCI 962 2i-PW. Amazing feel but not too unforgiving, low offset (I fight a hook rather than a slice), rather thin top lines and fairly traditional lofts (19°-48°) make these clubs fit my eye perfectly. They're starting to get a bit worn, that's all.