opinions needed!!!!

[kevntri]

Background...

I was a 5 Hdcp a few years ago and hurt my neck. I haven't played any in two years.

I hit some balls this past week and feel I may be ready.

I played Mizuno MP32's for a long time. I played approx 5 times per week.

I feel that my iron game is about average.

Long story short....

I sold the MP32's and am looking for a new set.

I am thinking a mild game improvement club.

What would be the best sets to check out? $400 range used or new....

Forged feel is great, but I'm not stuck on that anymore.

Burner 2.0

X20/22..... Tours?

?????

I have read a lot of reviews... Distance or how long this type goes will not be a factor in my decision.....

I realize everyone is different. I just want to hear some opinions.

Thanks,

Kevin

[Fozcycle]

If you liked the MO32's but want a GI set, try the JPX-800's.

I hit them recently with Project X 5.0 shafts (Regular flex) and they were dead on sweet.

I am thinking of getting a set soon.

I was a 10 at best many years ago, but in 1998, I shattered my left wrist, leaving me with a steel plate & 13 screws. I had the Dr take an inch from my hip and insert into my shortened left arm so it would be the right length. It took 2 years and 4 surgeries, but it worked. Since 2000 I have played almost weekly, trying various GI clubs with graphite shafts to soften the impact to my wrist.

I am currently a 17 and have seen 13 & 15 in the mid-summer the last 2 years.

My current setup is the Powerbilt AFO Nitrogen filled irons with 55g graphite shafts...the footprint is medium and works well with my swing.

I also game the Callaway X24 Hots.....when my game is on.(more Spring & summer)

[RPMPIRE]

Mizunos have already been great irons. If you were hitting your MP32's well, I say go with Mizuno again.

I've had the first gen Titleist AP2s and they were pretty good clubs for me. It launched high and was pretty forgving for being a "player's" iron.

I've always found the Callaway X series to be clunky looking at address, even the X tours. They were extremely forgiving when I tried them, though.