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I'm 17 and play off around 7 and ive been looking for a new set of players irons. ive been thinking along the lines of cobra s3 pro's, titleist cb or mb's or even the cleveland 588. I am currently playing a cheap set of JK crew ts-12 irons and find that they dont come up to scratch. does anyone know much about these irons or have any other suggestions?


  solarbear said:
Originally Posted by solarbear

There are so many gerat irons these days. I'd get some Wilson Staff ci9 or ci11 and save some money.

I agree with this guy Ci11 are a great set of irons.  If money is no object by all means go for the Titleist, but if you are on a bit of a budget check out some Adams CB or A12 you can probably pick them up for cheaper and they are amazing irons.  Long story short try out tons of different clubs and someone of your caliber (or any caliber) will notice the biggest difference if you get fit properly for shaft length and shaft type and model.

Driver: RBZ 9.5° Stiff

Woods: :nike:VR_S Tour 2.0 15° Stiff

Hybrids:  910H 21° Stiff

Irons: 4-GW Pro Black CB1 with Project X rifle 6.0

Wedges:CC Jaws 56°.14° 60°.08°

Putter: Classic 1

Ball:  Z-Star XV Pure White


Not sure if you are interested in Mizuno, but I'm really happy with my MP 59s. The MP 64s and 69s are great clubs too.

Most blades and players irons from the major manufacturers will perform well, so I would pick the set that fits your eye and inspires confidence then go get fit properly.

Out of the choices you listed....the Titleist MBs are legit.

 


Personally. . .the one's you DEMO, and like the best, those are the one's I'D buy. . .I'm just saying.

Demo EVERYthing out there young dude.  I have TMade, Nike, Cleveland clubs bagged.  The only Titleist clubs I've ever like are the Scotty putters.  The clubs don't feel right, neither do Mizunos.

Maybe a PING driver, Callaway irons, and cleveland wedges are the way to go.


The Wilsons Ci11 are a great option, but if you want forged and forgiveness, check out the Cobra Amp Forged irons. Loved mine. If you want something with a little more feel, check out the Adams CMB irons. Probably the best irons I have played.

Bag: SunMountain KG:3 Cart Bag
Driver: Titleist 913 D3

Fairway: Nike VR_S Covert Tour 3

Hybrid: Nike VR_S Covert 3
Wedges: 51° ,55°, 59° Trusty Rusty

Irons: Adams CMB
Putter: TM Ghost Spider

Glove: LeviTee Golf Glove

Shoe: True LinksWear Sensei, Proto

Ball: Srixon Z Star XV

 


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