New Irons....thoughts??

[Kantucky]

I like the mojo alright. To be honest, I play 2 different balls. Prov1x and precepts (can't remember the exact one but I love them.) the pro v is the best ball ever made in my opinion, and by a wide margin. They have a great feel to them. But I only pay those prices if I'm playing a tournament. I've found similar feel and spin from several precept balls.

 

[Wicket]

I've hit one precept not sure what one it was but it was like hitting rocks. We just got the callaway SR in think I need to try them.

 

[dscl]

I hit the Bridgestone e6 or the TopFlite Gamer . I'm a hack myself... I just happen to know a lot about the technology lol

 

[Cigar_Benz_Daddy]

I'm a 2 hcp golfer. I think the best game improvement or weekend golfer type of golfer can benefit from clubs from Adams Golf. I play titleist AP2 but think if your just looking for a good set if clubs Try Adams.

 

[dharbolt]

The burners are really good irons. I've got a set though I've not been playing them lately.

Whenever I'm not playing a lot (last 2-3 years) I always go back to blue dot ping eye 2s. Still the best irons ever made- I found a set 4-5 years ago that were brand new never hit from 30+ years ago. Bent them in 1 degree and reshafted. Best irons I've ever hit by a good margin still.

But to your point the burners are good. They give me 7-8 more yards than the pings I'm hitting for sure. I've just always found better control/action on the greens with ping.

Plus no plus ftw. I love my plus no plus set of eye 2s

 

[Cigary43]

Don't buy anything without hitting them first and then make sure you get fit.

I agree with this 100%...most golfers skip this part of having them fitted. I have played golf for most of my life (since I was 8 years old so that makes almost 52 years I've played. When I bought my first fitted clubs it was a real eye opener and it really does make a difference. I play to a 6 handicap now and that's what I was in my 30's and 40's so I haven't lost a stroke since.

 

[Martin3203]

Don't buy anything without hitting them first and then make sure you get fit.

I agree with this 100%...most golfers skip this part of having them fitted. I have played golf for most of my life (since I was 8 years old so that makes almost 52 years I've played. When I bought my first fitted clubs it was a real eye opener and it really does make a difference. I play to a 6 handicap now and that's what I was in my 30's and 40's so I haven't lost a stroke since.

+1 to this. Get fitted, I've been playing since I was little and I've never had a set of fitted clubs. Probably my biggest regret through high school.