I am in the market for new irons...
I was set on Mizuno's, but as everyone says, I went and hit some different ones. Unfortunately, I didn't hit them all on the launch monitor. But I did hit the Mizuno 950's, 100's and 200's.... I was originally leaning towards the 200's, even though I'm a high handicap, but I like the thought of growing into them, plus I like the smaller line at address.
I hit the 3 of those, and did like the 200's originally. The 950's were to thick and bulky, not different enough from my current clubs. The 100's were a bit better, but I liked the look of the 200's. But I went to this golf shop that wasn't Golfsmith, I had a chance to hit more clubs without feeling like I was wasting time. (Aka the launch monitor.)
So I also hit the R7's, Cleveland CG7 and the Callaway X-22.
I actually liked the R7's and CG7's more than I was expecting. I wanted to say, hey, the mizuno's are far and away the best, but I'm not nearly good enough to probably even know the difference. In fact, I felt like I might have been fading or slicing the 200's... but it was hard to tell without the launch monitor.
So I went to Golfsmith to try to get on it and get a better idea, but it was kinda busy, so I was only able to hit the 100 and 200's. I feel like I hit them both similarly, but the 200's looked better for me. But neither seemed all that straight. I found out my swing speed isn't as fast as I thought, and I've been playing stiff shafts in my first set, which seems to be wrong.
I hit between 70 and 83 in iron swing speed, so I guess that means regular shafts, but if that can get me a little extra distance, that's fine.
I forget what my main question was really....
The problem is that I was hitting mostly stiff shafts at the first golf shop, but I also hit a few regulars. One of which might have been the TM R7's.... But The Cleveland CG7's felt nice too.
Should I get some Mizuno's on Ebay, or some R7's, since they've dropped in price, even cheaper than the Mizunos... or is it worth getting the Cleveland's because they have this new deal where you buy a set of irons now, and you can get a new updated set in 2 years for free.
Thoughts?