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The question is, would you swap out your irons just because they are like 20 years old, even if you are hitting them great?

I've got a set of Pings that I've had since forever, and I was considering upgrading to something a little more recent. But after nailing every approach shot tight I have to ask the question, would you screw with something that honestly is working real well, just for the sake of having the "latest and greatest"?

i3+ irons
G5 13.5* driver
G5 B60 putter
58 lob wedge
Revolution Tour ball


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Nope, not a chance. Don't fix what isn't broke!

But that is easier said then done. The public is always wanting what is new on the market, it's just human nature.

Luckily, my handicap stinks, so I can go out and try new stuff.

But if you are sticking it in there tight, keep what you have! Unless you just have some money to spend, it never hurts to try.

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