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Does Anyone Still Use "Old" Clubs on a Regular Basis?

WedgeHead

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Split this season between Ping BECU Eye 2+ and i3 irons. TP Mills #7 putter (from the 80's). Woods were Ping G30 (Driver, 7 w and 5 hybrid). Ended season at 10.4 HCP.

Just an older guy with 7 or 8  clubs and a MacKenzie Walker bag

 

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WedgeHead
WedgeHead

FWIW, they're going for about $40 on ebay. I just ditched my Ping Zings for the LEGENDARY Ping Eye 2's. As we all know, they are the greatest irons ever made. Agree with this, or face the wrath

billm408
billm408

Yup. My newest set of irons (and primary sticks) are early 80's Titleist blades. Also have two sets of mid 70's Ram tour grind blades. Haven't found a good reason to switch yet.

WedgeHead
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By "old", I'm talking 15yrs old or more. I'm interested in what people think about older tech. Btw, I just bought a set of 1992 Ping Zings for $80 that I think swing wonderfully. They feel like

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Bo the Golfer

I game the Ping I3 o-size irons. Think they came out in '99. I have 2-L but only the 4-L is in my bag. I did just get the Ping G400+ driver so I'm getting modernish lol. 

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In my Top Flite stand bag:

Driver-Ping G400+ 10.5 degrees regular flex Hybrids-Ping I25 17 & 20 degrees stiff flex Irons-Ping I3 O-size 4 through lob wedge regular flex Putter-Nike Oz 6

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