What is the best set of golf irons I can buy?

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   admin on August 30, 2009 at 4:21 am

   Custom Fitted Golf Club!

   Most companies now give free fitting, but make sure you go to a proper specialist. It might take time to get a session booked but boy will it do wonders.

   Even if you have to pay a bit more for them it will be worth it. You can't complain when you hit bad shots because it's fitted for you. Golf clubs will last you a few years at least if not almost a life time, depending how often you play.

   It's worth spending that bit more for a set of quality irons such as Mizuno. Check out the different videos on Mizuno and see how they fit you http://golf.mizunoeurope.com/videos/inde…

   The video on this link shows how Mizuno fit you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NlbkfFNI…

   I would like to add that I am getting custom fitted tomorrow

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   admin on August 30, 2009 at 4:21 am

   if your on a budget buy used you will get much more club for your buck do your research do you need game improvement irons or are you good enough for forged?you would never get forged clubs new on a budget you can get a top brand name club that is a few years old for less than the cost of cheap complete sets that are junk check and see if your local golf shop does consignment sales of used clubs or check online say ebay or craigslist.com or put a sign on your car window that you are looking for used clubs when your at the range or the course I did this and got a set of forgded titleist 755 irons a 907 d2 driver and a couple of nice wedges a taylormade and vokeywedge for $250 bucks sweet deal Look for a brand name like Titleist,Ping,Cleveland,Callaway Mizuno or Adams

   Good luck !!!!!

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   admin on August 30, 2009 at 4:21 am

   that really depends on ur version of expensive!
   under 500 bucks i would go for either the nike sumo irons or callaway big bertha irons
   if ur looking around 700 bucks i would say the cleveland cg7, nike victory red full cavity, or the new taylormade burner irons,
   also if ur looking to spend even more than that which i doubt u r u could look at a number of forged blade type irons which r hard to hit.
   it also depends on ur handicap. someone with a higher handicap should go for the under 500 buck range where a lower handicap player can gain more from an expensive set of clubs.
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   admin on August 30, 2009 at 4:21 am

   best thing to do is to ask your local golf pro to suggest irons based on your swing, etc. however, dont buy them through him because of the price. if a golf pro isnt available go with a good cavity back iron. i prefer blades but many average golfers have a hard time hitting them. mizuno surprisingly has some really good sets of clubs that are relatively inexpensive. also, check ebay, craigslist, the local paper, etc cuz you never know when you will a good second hand deal. but in my opinion titlest dci's are my favorite irons ever.