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...seriously...old versus new...could a driver with the length of 50 inches out drive one of 45 inches or 41 inches...small club vs big club head...in my small book...golf is about respect and getting rid of the negative that some players bring...the sly clink from a bag...talking self up when you take aim or concentration...ribbing done in an open friendly manner and after the shot is akin to companionship and individuate respect...the solid ethos of the keen or the gifted amateur cannot be overlooked within the magnificent game of golf...nor should it ever be...the transplanting of boyish gamesmanship into the professional advantage is absurd and akin to the politicians right to lie to the public...frankly disgusting, that may be a bit harsh but i do not think so...example, who would denigrate a child into an adult form of submission...could that be the real ethos of professional sport...example two, who gets a real kick out of watching anybody who is giving the effort to achieve...answer, like any like minded person who enjoys people...anyone out there watched a competition for "less abled" persons and really felt the effort and personal accomplishment...i have and its wonderful...not to mention humbling...debate occurs when two opposing forces disagree...it also involves neither here nor there because it is simply dealing with what isn't there...but usually bespeaks of some sort of advantage rather than learned skills and the advantage isn't necessarily from the two opposing forces...but from the check book...is that real ?..golf is about personal development full stop...the enjoyment of the same comes from sharing the within...if you can't do anything that brings a smile you are either doing the wrong thing or thinking in a wrong way...golf replicates the very facet of the true human spirit and endeavor therein...

...there is no rational way to decide who is or was or is going to be the greatest, it actually defies logic, all pro's it would seem are great in their own right, the greatest could be decided when golf is finished with...hope bloody not !!! consider course layouts or golf gear or balls even, will the pull of sponsorship equate to greatness...who has played the most rounds in their career ? what is the percentage of wins, has the weather changed heaps thanks to ignorant and arrogant gore philosophy...when are we ever going to see a professional competition without caddies, no walking the course prior and every golfer using the same clubs and ball ??? would that be a good test...like perfection the greatest could possibly just be a myth...

hiya, i have a variety of clubs (about 14 sets) like prosimmon peter senior cavity blades - nice + hallmark forged blades - 40 year old hand tinglers, status be-cu perimeter weighted (nice) + stainless version, taylormade tp td blades - nice, slazenger californian blades + xl 4's - good but don't miss hit them, lynx masters (cat logo) - nice, maruman mst 31's - lovely "feather" blades (great score!) mizuno tzoid pro - nice + zoid ti's - nicer + astrons and mx 900's, (ok so i'm a little out there :) wot golfer isn't ?) the mx 900's are really nice to hit, you have to be patient to find your line with them as a fast swing may produce a hook with the 3 - 4 - 5 irons, sort of half hybridish but they can give you good and easy distance with a high ball flight and soft landing, the 6 - 7 irons are smaller versions of the longer irons and just as nice to hit, the 8 - 9 - pw are more cavity blade type and are great to use (such a pity there is not a full set of that design) the clubs are touted as game improvements and are a progressive set with a nice sweet spot, the longer irons can be hard to shape and they seem a little fat/chunky to the eye but you get used to that. i haven't played a round with the other mx clubs but have had a hit, the mx 900's feel and sound good (better for me), they would be my choice. but as with any club head, shaft options produce differing results, mx 900's are forged and feel quite soft but you would be best to have a hit with each type you like, do not rely on window "shopping" to find out where your "comfort" level sits, some channel backs can sound tinny and can seem to have less feel, cast sounds and feels different to forged, so take your time to suss it out for you, the little collection i have bears testament to this, hard steel - soft steel - cast stainless - forged - be-cu, all feel and sound different, get some direction from others but find out for yourself, you will lessen any disappointment that way, once you decide, get custom fitted if you can then be patient and find your feel for them, taking atleast 4 - 6 months...hope that helps...