I am looking for some Adams Idea irons that include the 3 and 4 hybrids.  I would like to find a wholesale distributor as I would be interested in selling the clubs too on Ebay.  (I would sell any clubs on ebay as long as they are name brands...no knockoffs)
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WWW.EBAY.COM\nWWW.GOLFGODS.COM
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-Bending-Branches-Storm-Dream-Kevlar-Kayak-Paddle_W0QQitemZ7151540482QQcategoryZ87091QQssPageNameZWD2VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Here ya go big daddy......a perfect review for ya courtesy of http://www.golfdigest.com/hotlist\n\nHere's the actual review of the 735's:\n\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/photos/hotlistdrivers2006/popup_hotlistdrivers2006.ssf?/cgi-bin/slide-show.cgi/golf/ad.ssf?index=28&g_id=101
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true. most clones will get you just about what you're looking for minus the outrageous price tags. I LOVE muscle back irons like the Titleist 690 but cannot afford the $1000 tag for them. I use, instead, a Nike clone set in which I put together myself, saving me even more money and they are pretty much similar. The Titleists are true forged blades but my clones are cast so there is a difference there, however, playing my clones still give me the feel and comfortablilty with using muscle back irons while I learn and improve my game. I've had my set for about 3 years and have gotten better to the point where I will now be custom fit for my set in a couple of months or so (still working on the price tag for now). But your logic is right on. no need to drop a grand on a set your not ready to use so get the knock offs for now and work your way up.
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Woods – \nHave you tried the new Hybirds out?  If not hit a 3 and 4.  They take the place of long irons.  I think you will like it, almost everyone does.  \n\nWedges – Your wedge should be a 52 or 54 and you have the 60.  I suggest you get a 56 or 58.  Check the length, I purchased a Ben Hogan SI and it was the same length as my 9 iron, so if went just as far as the wedge.  When it comes to bounce if you 60 has a lot, do the opposite with the new one.  \nGood Luck
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your 4-hyrbrid is probably a 20-22 deg loft.  use it to replace your 4 iron, or as a club up when u r unsure about the length of your 5 iron.\n\nteeing the hybrid on a long par 3 is a great move.  the hybrids are easier to hit than the long irons, so your tee shots will be more accurate.
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You would be better off buying a used set from eBay or checking the classifieds in your local newspaper.  You could even check out the stock at any pawn shop.  My first set was a total "no name" ("Lyra").  After I got really good, I graduated to a used set of Ludwigs.
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I'd suggest buying a used set, that way you'll get more for your money.  Start with the yellow pages and place a few calls to see what your local area offers.  Either try eBay, Play-it-Again-Sports, your local Golf Discount, yard/estate sales and even some Pro Shops have previously owned clubs.  If you want "New", most manufacturers make a cheap set.  Just remember, you get what you pay for.  \nI personally like the Titleist clubs but you might enjoy Callaway, Ping, Wilson, and many others.
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A driver, a putter, and 12 others in between.  \n\nGet a look at his bag and see what he's carrying now and what he likes. Your choices are woods numbered 2 through infinity, irons numbered 1 through 9, and any number of wedges.\n\nMost average golfers carry (keeping to a 14 club limit) the putter, Driver, 3 wood, 4 wood, 5 wood,\n3-9 iron, a pitching wedge and a sand wedge.\n\nSome hit woods easier than long irons, so they sub a 7 wood for a 3 iron.  A lot may forsake a 3 or 4 wood wood for an extra wedge at a different loft.\n\nThere's no "set" set.  All depends on what he's comfortable with.\n\nA great bag stuffer would be a Gore-Tex rainsuit.  Or at least a Gore-Tex top.  They're great in the rain.  And Foot-Joy makes a GREAT set of rain gloves that are the best I've seen at letting you keep a grip on a soaking wet golf club.  The Gore-Tex'll be expensive, the gloves are around $15-20.\n\nP.S.  Don't get him "a" golf lesson.  A series of them or none at all.  I think it was Bob Toski who charged $200 for five lessons and $2,000.00 for one way back when (if you expect a miracle, you should expect to pay for it).
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there are several clubs, being woods or irons... and the trusty putter... in any event, a wood and iron have numbers to them.  1, 2, 3, ... these numbers indicate the loft you will achieve with the proper shot, in other words. 1 being the wammer jammer, will aid you in getting the greatest distance on the ball, where as a 3 wood will be something you would use when you are wanting less distance than the 1... Irons... the higher the number 1 thru  nine...( it won't let me put in 9... must be tipper gore at work again!) works in the same effect.... if you are closer to the hole, you will want to use perhaps an 8 or 9 iron, which will have quite a bit of loft on the shot... or you may want to use a pitching wedge, which will have more loft than the aforementioned clubs... then theres the sand wedge... have I gottan the point accross?
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you should look for some clubs on ebay, you can get a really good deal..... since he loves golf im sure he doesn't want some knock off brand so you should try to get him some cleveland or ping clubs they're really good clubs and im sure you can get them at a good price... good luck
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Go to:\n\nhttp://www.golfspast.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=DECA\n\nThey have a lot of them. But I'm not sure if it is a complete list of them.
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Try http://www.supersteals.madebig.com  This site has hundreds of on line stores...maybe more options then just eBay...It's free, check it out!!
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I carry 16 clubs in my bag on normal play. Driver, 3,4 (sometimes 5) woods, 2-9 pitching 52,56, 60 wedges and putter. I have difficulties taking two clubs off in competition as it is allowed only 14 clubs, but usually I sacrifice 4 wood and 60 degree. Sometimes depending on the course I play, I take also 1 iron in the bag, too but then I need to take out additional club which usually is 52 degree wedge. Hate who made the 14 club rules, in the beginning you allowed 18 clubs.\n\nDriver is when you want to hit very far. Sometimes, 3 wood is needed for the tee shot if the fairway is very narrow, and if it is really tiny, nobody would care if you tee off with iron. 3 wood is used also for hitting long approach from the fairway, and sometimes Tiger Woods use it for chipping shots, or putting from off the green. The rest of the irons are used for various distance depending from each person to person. Try yours in the driving range and you'll know your distance for each iron.\n\nIn the beginning, if you don't know it, use 5, 7 iron, pitching and putter. 5 for the longest distance, 7 for medium distance or about 130 yards, pitching for less than that and putter for the green. Wait another 6 months, I'll you more.
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The flexpoint seems to not do it for me.  like it will bend for me, and i swing fast too.\n\nThe 03 looks interesting.  i see it cupping and putting more bite on the ball
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The Forged 660 irons feature a concave muscle back design. With its progressive, concave muscle and dual hosel length design, Forged 660 irons produce a flighted trajectory through the set for higher-launch long irons, medium launch mid irons, and flat launch short irons. A precision forging process guarantees consistent head shapes, dimensions and weights through the set with the soft feel and sound preferred by better golfers. A glare-reducing satin finish reflects 40% less light than bright chrome.\n\n \nDon't understand why you want a 2 iron they are so hard to hit.  Hybird is much better, but some people do like 2 irons \n\n$135 per iron (steel) CUSTOM ONLY\nhttp://www.titleist.com/images/products/pdfs/forgedirons.pdf
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Whenever I want to research golf equipment, one of the places I use is Golf Review. Here is a link to Nicklaus Equipment on Golf Review: http://www.golfreview.com/mfr/nicklaus/MCL_7974CRX.ASPX