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inferno19

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  1. Hey all, I'm a medium-high handicapper who's looking to get a new set of irons to replace a 25+ year old set of Wilson Staffs. These Staffs served me well as a hand-me-down, but it's time to move on. I hit my irons low, and hit the long irons (3,4) very well. This is why I was shocked to see many of the new technologies and companies don't offer a 3I...only to read that the lofts are just adjusted. Anyways, I'd like to stay away from hybrids (Adams boxers, etc) and try to stick with pure irons. I tend to fade the ball a bit, but I wouldn't call it a problem. Fairly consistent. Looking for some forgiveness but definitely some playability, as well. I don't swing fast (90-95), either. I was going to get a set of Cobra S9's off ebay, but that fell through and I'm now reconsidering my choice. I think maybe it wasn't a good idea to get "Super Game Improvement" clubs, as I don't want to be lulled into a false sense of security. On the other hand, I don't want to get beyond frustrated with a set of players' blades. This is what I've narrowed it down to: Cobra FP (inexpensive, good reviews) Cobra S9 (expensive, could be deceiving. A bit garish looking, too). Taylormade R7 (not the draw version. I don't want a built in draw.) Callaway X-18 (Only thing I don't like about these is the hosel and head size) Cleveland CG Gold Wilson Staff ci7 Now, my question is... What do you recommend for someone who wants high ball flight, some forgiveness, and a bit of distance, to boot? Thanks for your help, guys.
  2. I feel like I'm watching history every time I see Tiger. Like I should be taking note.
  3. Mechanical Engineering Student.
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