New2golf

I appreciate the info you all are giving, but the "go hit as many as you can" isn't going to work much for me. Why? My swing is not consistent enough to go in there and hit clubs yet. I would be there all damn day with people laughing at me. I simply want to pick up a decent set for now so I can work on my swing and actually hitting the ball. When I get better and more confident in my swing I have no problem grabbing a new set if I need to. Maybe I should rephrase my question, I didnt post this question to get people arguing on what is good, best, better, etc. Is there any reason I should NOT buy a set of the TM Burner Plus Irons? I like the way they feel, they look good to me (I know looks of the club shouldnt matter), and the price of $399 for a new set does not seem to bad. Thanks again!!!

Do you have any kind of patent on this thing?

Are the Tour Burners smaller that the Burner Plus?

Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions. I am new to the board and new to the sport itself. My only experience so far is a couple of lessons YEARS ago, driving range hitting and a best ball (thank god) tournament for charity. I need a few more good lessons for sure. I currently am hitting a 7-8 year old set of Hippo Irons (junk I know). I am looking to get into something that is more forgiving than these. I was looking at the TM Burner Plus Irons based on some reviews and the price point. If it helps at all : I am a tall big guy and swing the club pretty hard and fast. So - Are the TM Burner Plus Irons a decent set for me to "start" with, or would you all suggest something else? I was hoping to stay under the $500 price point to start. Again, thanks for the help.

mine may explain itself haha

Even though the US lost, I think that the world cup and soccer as a whole gained a ton of new fans this year which is a good thing for the sport

32 here and just staring to play

New to the board and looking forward to learning. I'm currently in Real Estate.