MSU Fishing

Might try Academy. Not sure if they sell them, but if they do they have a no questions asked return policy and would exchange it for a regular shaft no problem. If you don't want to do that I would be getting my $60 dollars back.

Jealous. I held them in the store today and told myself over and over I don't need to spend the extra money over the X-20s I am getting soon.. But they are a good looking iron.

Hitting a pure 9 iron or PW tight. It is the coolest feeling ever to me. I could sit 115 yards out and hit buckets of balls every day and it never get old.

I figure you use your driver 14 times a round max and your short game (wedges/putter) a minimum 18 times a round.. for me around 35-45 times a round. Makes more sense to work on the short stuff to me.

Thanks for the replies

Thanks. The Tours are more of a player club correct? Which would mean more workability and less forgiveness?

This is my first real post, I've been reading for a while, just never had anything to ask. Anyways... The irons I currently play are the old Ping eye 2 coppers. My father recently got a set of the Callaway x18s and I hit them one day when we were playing. I was much more consistent and had 1 1/2 to 2 club lengths further on distance. I am planning on getting a new set of irons soon, and I am pretty much sold on the X series. My question is, is there any real difference between the 18s, 20s, 22s that is worth the price increase? If there is I am willing to upgrade to the 20s and possibly even the 22s, but I wanted to hear what the forum had to say before I tried them out again. Thanks.

I shot my personal best 88 at the Wilbrook Plantation in Myrtle Beach a few days ago

Tiger for sure.

I am a college student.