Iron fitting next week, any suggestions?

[sturgeon]

So I just made an appointment for an iron fitting next week.

I played golf for 2 years about 5 years ago, and just got back into it at the end of last year.      I have taken a few lessons to correct an over the top swing, and some days feel my swing has greatly improved (although has a long way to go, and is still not the most consistent).

I started the end of last year and this year with callaway x20's, and felt that they were to flat of a lie, because I would always have plastic from the mats on the toe of the clubs.  So about two months ago I traded them for burner 2.0s.  I do not like the burners at all.  My ball flight seems really really high, and they just don't feel right, I seem to hit the ball way back on the heel.

I now realize that always hitting the toe on the ground was likely from my over the top swing.

Anyways that was just a brief history, I don't know my handicap, but shoot a horrible average of 50 to 55 on 9 holes.  I use to be in the 90's for 18 when I first started years ago.

I enjoy the game, try to get out at least once a week, and go to the range almost everyday.

Any suggestions on what irons I should make sure to try?

[WUTiger]

Any chance you can get the X20s back and bent 2* upright? The X20s are bendable.

[sturgeon]

No I traded them in.

Rookie mistake,  " Oh look at these pretty new irons, I bet I can hit the ball better with these."

They did feel good when I was swinging them inside on the monitor, but now that I have the burner's, they just don't feel right.

Live and learn, but I now know I will never buy clubs with out hitting them outside first.

I will give some of the new callaways a try at the fitting, along with many others I hope.

I had thought about getting them bent when I had them, but was worried it was my over the top swing that made me hit the toe on the ground.

Again, live and learn