MP 67, 60, 57 and 32

[Jack_2251]

I know that all of these are great irons, but which do you think would be great for me. I hit a 6 iron about 155- 160 yards and have a consistent mid/flat flight with high spin. I was also wondering what would be good shafts as I have tried rifle flighted which are quite good. I am a consistent ball striker and hit about 1/10 6 irons less than 90% well.

[albatroz]

None of the above mentioned may qualify to bring your game to the next level . Try the Cobra S9 series of irons and give me your feedback if i have given you the key . (Pls note suggestion was based in accordence to yr handi . No offence to any golf manufactures ).

[Cizzle]

I think going to the s9's would be detrimental to your game. If anything, the CB's. Now, out of those four, I would suggest the mp 57's. If they're still a little too much for you, you could also try out the mx-25's as well.

Try them out and see, best of luck.

[Beach Golfer]

Judging by your handicap I think if you were going to go for any it would have to be the MP-57's because they are the most foegiving so they would be of the most benefit for you.

[iacas]

I was also wondering what would be good shafts as I have tried rifle flighted which are quite good.

Check the Mizuno thread I started. In it, the Mizuno guy strongly recommended against putting flighted shafts in MP-67s because the heads are already somewhat flighted.

It's probably the same in other Mizuno iron sets as well. You probably don't want "doubly flighted" clubs.

[crazy_horst]

For some reason my first post here disappeared...

Anyway, forget the 67's. With a mid-low ball flight, you would have a low-low-really low ball flight with these.

Of any of them I'd suggest the 60's - they have the highest flight of the bunch.

[iacas]

For some reason my first post here disappeared...

It disappeared because you quoted someone else who was threadjacking. Their post - and the two replies to it - were removed so that the OP could get the advice they sought without someone else jumping in.

You, specifically, had quoted the non-OP and responded to him.