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Jakester23

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I was looking at maybe getting a set of ping I20's so I searched for them and came acrossed this site(golfpricesales.com). I was wondering if anyone has experience with site the price seems to goo to be true for a brand new set of the I20's. Any feedback would be appreciated.

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How much for the i20's on the site?  If it's under $699 for 3-W then they are either used, in violation of PING's price code or fake.

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There $399 or something like that. Thanks for the response. I always thought that ping was like apple about the pricing of their products. Ill stay away from that site.
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They wouldn't be and thats probably why I shouldnt and wont get them the price was tempting though. :doh: My ball striking has been so good I have this mindset that I have to upgrade my irons. Like they are holding me back but I know thats not the case. The more I thought about it I realized that getting a few lessons is money better spent. Besides I would like to get fitted for my next set Ive never been fitted for anything besides a putter.

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I honestly am not one of those guys that is biased towards a make or model. Ive always like the feel of ping irons and thats why I bought G15's. After reading the article on the 714's AP2's they sure are sexy. I think I will get a few lessons over winter and next year look to upgrade to more of a GI or players iron instead of a SGI.

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