kctay

If you are left handed, it's an easy decision.....you aren't getting any "Pro's", and that really sucks!

I don't buy the Titleist bs that swing speed doesn't matter.

If you like the e6, the 2013 model is even better! My winter ball of choice.

Number one, it wasn't condescending (I know what my intent was, I said it), it was a completely innocent comment based on observations made throughout my 40+ years of playing golf (no, I'm not an 11yo). Number two it wasn't "everyone's" take either. You started a feeding frenzy with "the new guy". Apparently personal opinions are not encouraged here, but rather demonized, and distorted. I still stand by what I said, furthermore, I don't think going to a forged iron will benefit the majority of high handicappers, that is my opinion based on playing with a variety of players.

Number one, it wasn't condescending (I know what my intent was, I said it), it was a completely innocent comment based on observations made throughout my 40+ years of playing golf (no, I'm not an 11yo). Number two it wasn't "everyone's" take either. You started a feeding frenzy with "the new guy". Apparently personal opinions are not encouraged here, but rather demonized, and distorted. I still stand by what I said, furthermore, I don't think going to a forged iron will benefit the majority of high handicappers, that is my opinion based on playing with a variety of players.

I never said I was annoyed, and to each his own, I said I was mystified. Nice attack mentality btw.

That Mizuno is a great iron, I'm seriously looking at these now to replace my VR-Pro cavities........

It's your right to disagree, but I'll stick by my original statement. I believe also that handicap figures are a good indication of a persons ball striking, and overall play. If you don't enter scores, it's pretty obvious.

It mostly mystifies me that a 17+ handicap would play forged irons. Pretty clubs though.

13 posts and nobody gives a fact based answer to his question. This might help. At least it gives an opinion based on comparison of the two.

I have the 4XR, and had troubles as well prior to purchasing a Bat Caddy finding valid reviews. Great product, and I wouldn't have done it any other way. I'm 54, and had multiple cancer surgery's on my leg and foot, as well as having all my the lymph nodes removed in my groin. So carrying isn't an option anymore for me. At least this way I can get the exercise by walking. Some people are so obtuse when wondering why some use these products. It was a lifesaver for me, and works as advertised. I have had my 4XR for 6 months.

It's all good and well to talk about the E5, E6 in terms of spin. But remember swing speed. The E5 has a compression of 103. That is nearly the same as a ProV-x. Doesn't matter how much a ball spins if you can't get off the tee with it because it requires a higher swing speed. The E6 has a compression of only 71-73.