New Clubs

[Jossypit]

 Hi fellow golfers Looking at getting a new set of irons ,Mizuno and Titleist are looking like my 2 favourite.just after some other opinions before I bite the bullet cause it’s a lot of dosh to fork out.currently using reg flex Nike vapours playing off 5.0 cheers 👍

[Yukari]

I recommend that you get your clubs fitted by a professional rather than seeking advise of internet.  You need to go try out the clubs with a pro looking at your swing and your shot shapes to determine which set of clubs is best for you.

Don't take anyone's advise based purely on which club they like.

[Vinsk]

  On 3/1/2019 at 10:17 PM, Jossypit said:

 Hi fellow golfers Looking at getting a new set of irons ,Mizuno and Titleist are looking like my 2 favourite.just after some other opinions before I bite the bullet cause it’s a lot of dosh to fork out.currently using reg flex Nike vapours playing off 5.0 cheers 👍

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Obviously those are both great brands. But you really should at least see a fitter and hit both clubs with varying shafts/heads and see what comes out best for you. Like you said it’s not cheap so you want to have full confidence in your set.

[chicub15]

  On 3/1/2019 at 10:17 PM, Jossypit said:

 Hi fellow golfers Looking at getting a new set of irons ,Mizuno and Titleist are looking like my 2 favourite.just after some other opinions before I bite the bullet cause it’s a lot of dosh to fork out.currently using reg flex Nike vapours playing off 5.0 cheers 👍

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If you live close enough to a Club Champion I highly recommend it (for a club fitting). Both me and my dad were fit there recently and the clubs I wanted to buy ended up not being a good fit for me at all. Plus, having the knowledge from the fitting makes me feel more confident (and less guilty) about the cost of new sticks.