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Old August 27th, 2008, 02:30 AM
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So I am currently in the market for new irons.

Im around a 12 handicap right now, and i'm looking for something with some workability but still an amount of forgiveness..not too much and i prefer the look of traditional irons

i need some suggestions for irons to try at the store in a few days? anyone?
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Old August 27th, 2008, 09:11 AM
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You might give Mizuno MP57s a whirl. If I was going to buy some today those would be my choice having already hit them numerous times.
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Old August 27th, 2008, 01:10 PM
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TaylorMade Tour Burner. I just received mine from TM and they are great.

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MP-57! Run a search on them to see additional comments, lots of fans of Mizuno irons on this site.
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Re: Irons
Callaway X-Tour Forged. They have a more traditional smaller head and thin topline, but they're still a cavity back.
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So I am currently in the market for new irons.

Im around a 12 handicap right now, and i'm looking for something with some workability but still an amount of forgiveness..not too much and i prefer the look of traditional irons

i need some suggestions for irons to try at the store in a few days? anyone?
Hello The FLOP Shot,

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I currently use >> Classic I TourTools Iron, Semi-Forged Soft Metal - Bang Golf, Inc.
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