Nahmeanz

haha, while I was typing that reply I was listening to a song that compared everything that's good in life to a coke rush...

Thanks for the help guys. Although it was recommended that I get more forgiving irons, I just got fitted for a set of AP1's 4-GW. I hit about half a bucket and I really liked the feel of them. I also like that when I missed I knew, but when I hit it dead center it was like a coke rush.

Thanks for the reply Shindig. My next question is, can I buy stock AP1's and get them fitted or is it recommended that I get fitted and have them made to my specs from the factory? I ask because if I went to a golf shop and bought AP1's they would be $699.99+tax with the fitting included. If I bought them on Ebay they would be $479.00+15 shipping, and then I would probably have to pay for the fitting. How much do people usually charge for a fitting? If the difference is about $100, I'm buying new.

Hi, I'm new to golf and have been taking lessons. I'm looking to buy clubs so I can practice in between lessons. I'm looking at a few iron sets and was interested in the AP1's (there are a few good used deals on ebay). I don't want to get a super game improvement set but rather buy a set that I can grow into. Is this recommended? How important is it to get fitted for irons? My instructor said just to look for game improvement clubs with regular stiffness steel shafts. Also, I'm 5'4", does this require shorter clubs?

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