ymerej1881

I hit both of those yesterday. I loved the feel and response of the mp-52's, but hit the AP2's just a little bit better (and they felt amazing as well!). I would buy either and be happy though!

I know that a good fitting is in order for these. I had my Mizuno's fitted for me, they didn't play right until I got that done. I went into my golfsmith and they gave me some bit about not being able to adjust the x-14's for me (which I think is a bit of a line, but whatever). I just haven't been impressed with them (the clubs or my local Golfsmith for that matter). I found a good deal on a used set of Titleist ap-1's so I pulled the trigger on them this morning. They should be a good compromise between my old mp-30's and the x-14s. I'll update y'all when they arrive and I put a few rounds in. I have a feeling that I'll miss my forged clubs going forward, but until I'm able to put in 30-40 rounds in a season again I think i'll have to pick something that won't drive me crazy with mis-hits.

Ok...it looks like now I'm going to have about $400 to work with on a new(ish) iron set. Someone recommended that I get the Big Bertha Fusions, but I've heard mixed reviews. I'm also eying up a used set of Titleist ap1's (would still be a $$ stretch, but i'm close). I hit the forged set the other day and they were beautiful....the cast version can't be that much different other than feel right?

So a simple re-shaft (and making sure my swing isn't messed up somehow) could fix my issues? Well...these issues anyway

I've put in 6 rounds on the new irons, I've had that consistent hook (about 20-30 yards offline with 8 iron!) the whole time and I wasn't getting that earlier in the season with my mp-30's. How would I adjust to take that out of these irons?

I haven't been able to play as much lately and money has been tight, so I traded in my Mizuno mp-30's for a used set of Callaway x-14's. The problem is the offset is KILLING me. I haven't hooked that many iron shots in my life! So now I'm back in the market for irons with limited capital...so I'm looking for a good used set, and I want little to no offset. Since I'm lefty I can't go and find used clubs at stores and try a bunch out. I'm lucky if they have any lefty clubs at all! Of the new ones I hit, I liked the Ping i10's, the new Taylor Made Burners, Mizuno mp-52's and the Titleist ap2's. Know of any older iron sets that are similar that I can get a better deal on?

Thats nice...but what if he's hit everything and is still confused?

I was talking to a clubfitter yesterday who recommended the same thing. I'm at 110 mph and he thought I should go with the Grafalloy Pro Launch Red. Which do you think is better?

I hit one yesterday. It seemed okay, but I'm not sure that the ability to change shot types is really going to matter much. Seems like most people would just find the shot that works for them and never change it...