JML22

So been testing out some drivers over the last year and stuff and came to like these ones a lot for the price range they are in now. My problem is i'm starting to think about working the ball and becoming a lot more consistent off the tee than i was last year so my problem is. FT-i for that little extra forgiveness but mainly dead straight shots Or FT-5 that allowsfor a little more shot shaping My concern is will the FT-i last a few years or will i progress beyond it soon and have to get something else to continue

has hit a nickent driver before/

Has anyone tried this thing out? looking for some info on t / d specs. Was just wondering if i get a d spec one when i start getting better would i start snap hooking it. right now ball flight is a slight fade or a major slice but when that happens its not that often and i usually know what i did wrong

in an iron set are they on all of the clubs or only a couple of them?

Great clubs if you're looking to just get the ball up in the air and dead straight regardless of how bad of contact you make with it

Do these have serial numbers on them too like the old school ones? i checked a set out today they're pretty nice they're in mint condition cause some old guy had them and he just bought a new set of pings.

anyone hit these? they are all cavity backs just the blade isnt off set right as much right?

Yeah my friends said not to buy anything new. They said buy something used and it doesnt matter what, just learn how to hit it and work on your swing as much as possible and it wont really matter.

So if someone is selling them for 200 locally + someother random things (old school answer putters i think) and i need a set of irons i should pick these up and get them fitted?

Are these as good as people rave?

well its just what is availiable for cheap to me right now if i lived in the states i'd buy something off rockbottom golf and go from there but thats not really worth it for me. I'd rather buy something cheap now put the rest to lessons from my friends (instructors) to keep them happy and make a trip to seattle and buy something in the future. Why buy great new irons when my swing blows, and you cat really go wrong when yuo're hitting a shovel the size of my hand lol. ya know?

the real qustion right now is Bubble shafts or steel ones?

yeah would x 16s be any good for me?

well what i was really goin fo rwere opinions on burners and x16s the burner bubbles are 70 bucks now

Yeah i dunno bout buying in the states its like 55+ shipping + 13% taxes + 40-100 in duties depending on stuff. I have a driver and 3 cleveland wedges (i've played a lot of pitch and putt in the last couple years) i just need irons... i've been hitting regular flex CGB racs and its messing up my swing ... I hit TA3s last summer i hit burners for like a month so i just want something that is MINE with stiff shafts. Mainly the thing is stiff shafts.

So i'm looking at used sets on some local sites (craigslists/usedvictoria) anyways the stuff in my price range includes Taylor made burners OS + for 100 canadian callaways x16 pro series for 200ish ping i3s for 300ish Yeah i know they wont be properly fit but i just need something to practice with for the moment. i have a friend who can help me learn and adjust angles if it is really needed. I have hit my friends OS burners and thought they felt really nice. My swing has gotten really messed up and i'm taking a break hoping muscle memory will get me back to where i was but ill prob need to go for some lessons to fix it. Any input you guys can make will be appreciated thanks And yeah i would buy something from rockbottomgolf like IDEA A2s or A3s or something along those lines but i live in canada and shipping across the border is 100+ after taxes and fees and stuff and i'm not too into paying that.

Yeah the place i play at the cart prices are more than the twilight green fees

I like tiger because of his comebacks on the back 9