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Hello all. It’s been a while since I’ve posted, but I finally got moved. Now I live about 5 miles from TPC Sawgrass (sorry, had to brag lol). Anyways, I found a set of Nike Vapor Pro. 5,6,7,8,9 iron. Driver, 3 wood, 4 hybrid and vapor bag. Below is what I have. Which do y’all think is the better set? Should I keep what I have, or sell it and buy the Nike’s?

I posted pictures of my clubs, and the Nike’s.

Ping G30 Driver (and tool) with brand new ALTA Shaft and brand new DRI-TAC grip. Nike SQ MachSpeed 3 wood with UST Mamiya AXIV Pro Force shaft. Nike T60 7 wood (probably my favorite club in my bag besides my driver) with Fujikura Ignite shaft. TaylorMade RBZ Tour S 5 wood with RBZ RUL70 shaft. Taylormade R7 4,6,7,9,PW. TaylorMade Tour Burner 5 iron. Ping Tour-W SW. Wilson Ultra 8 iron. Ray Cook SilverRay SR500 putter. Nike Xtreme Sport IV bag. I’ll also throw in about 50 Nike balls.  

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This is always a tough question for us to answer. It is so personal. I think the Nike irons are better than the R7s. But I've played the G30 driver and like it a lot.

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LarryEdwards Established Member

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Yeah. I was just talking in general. Which set would be the better set?  And yes, I love my G30. If I do sell my clubs, I may just keep it. Thanks for responding. 


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ummmm  Keep Both????       

 

I mean I like having a fluid set of Irons, so, how about keep the Vapor Irons, and use the other stuff for practice or a backup set

It is what it is

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