What brand of new golf club irons should I get?
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Today's market is all about fitting.  Don't go buy a set off the rack.  The fitting process works.  Go to the manufactures websites and find out when the next demo day will be in your area.  I have several of them on my blog roll.  Hit as many clubs as you can and have someone fit you several times.  Even if you buy copies you can use the information form the club fitting to help you get the right set.  I also have a link that will help you find the value of clubs to help with price.  On the left side of my blog you will see about 10 links to help you out http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-jbU0VJ8hfKdLFtO8i.cRwqRp?p=581
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If I were you, I'd shop the used clubs in your local golf shop.  You can find clubs that are like new for half-price or less.  Also, keep an eye on the clearance racks.  There's a lot of good equipment there, too.
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At any local Sportmart, Sports Authority, or equivalent, you can get a set of Dunlop's for about 200 bucks.  It should include all clubs, putter, and the BAG.  Dunlop sells a lot of these package deals.  They will only last you about a year, but then you shouldn't suck at golf, and you'll want some high quality clubs.  Make sure to clean them after every round, as they are not exactly the best metal and they will discolor or rust.  They make a great starter set.
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don't care what other people suggest as long as u like them~ enjoy golf! i switch from titleist 981 to titleist 680 and its great... the ball stricking feeling is great! if something goes wrong inthe swing, its very noticable~ improving my game... my best was a 72... but that was during my peak time.... haven't been playing for months due to work.... i'll be happy if i get below 90 next time i play~
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I like the long eared variety, but you should only buy them once you are experienced. I think you should just start off with a fruit one as they are bigger and easier to hit the golf orb with.
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No such thing as hdx, did you mean 3dx?\n\nGreat clubs, they have a sweet grip.\n\nGo to:\n\nhttp://www.golfsmith.com/products/NICK111\n\nClick on REVIEWS, for reviews.
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No, they are not held to the same strict tolerances as OEM clubs. You might have 5 clubs out of your set that do not have consistent lofts and lie....you might notice over a period of time that you always hit your 8 and 9 iron good and your 7 and 6 iron bad...\n\nJust for my piece of mind, I would spend the extra couple hundred and not have to worry about equipment being the culprit behind bad shots. \n\nGood Luck!
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Yeah, that's part of the design of the irons, supposed to make them more forgiving. See here for info:\n\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/hotlist
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Best thing is for you to hit the local sports shop and get some assistance from the golf department associate. They are usually knowledgeable about the brands they sell and can handpick the best few for beginners. They usually have a small area where you can take a few practice swings...I know a Sports Authority near me that has an actual locked cage so you can take real shots into a net. There is no "best" brand out there because every person has a different body type, different stance/swing, and different comfort zone. Some like metal shafts, others don't. The set you "like" the most will be the "best" for you.
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Hey there.\n\nBefore you buy anything off of eBay, you might want to demo some clubs at the range.\n\nWhat I like, you might not. Trust me....my friend likes the Nike Ignite and I think it is garbage. Everyone is unique, so spend some time at the range. Most pro shops will let you play with a specific driver if they have a demo in house.\n\nIMHO the easiest club to hit is the Cleveland Comp 460, 9.5\nIt just goes!!! Nice and high and long. The secret with most clubs is the shaft. You can get that club on eBay for $150 2nd hand.
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I have personally hit both sets.  Each set has it's own advantages and dis advantages.  I thought that the MX-17's were very easy to hit, especially in the mid to long irons, but I caught myself digging too much with the short irons.  The Adams a2's are super forgiving and the hybrids that it comes with are stupid easy to hit.  The a2 irons are as fat on the sole as the MX-17's, but they are still easy to get airborne.  I would go with the Adams irons, but you should try the irons out for yourself and go with what is best for you.  Don't foget the Adams a2 OS irons as well.
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No and if your our thinking of buying I suggest\nMake sure you have hit hybirds before purchasing the set - Make sure you get to hit the a few times - They must look good and feel good to you - Don't settle make sure they are what you want.  \n\nThis is free golf fitting month - go to www.playgolfamerica.com and sign up for a free fitting at a golf course is your area.
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I WOULD LOOK AT HYBRID IRONS AND FAIRWAY WOODS, ADAMS GOLF I WOULD RECOMMEND THEY ARE DAM GOOD MANUFACTURES OF GOLF CLUBS, GET FITTED FOR THEM. LENGTH, LIE, GRIP SIZE, FLEX. BAD BACK OR NOT YOU NEED THE TOOLS TO GET YOU AROUND THE COURSE, HAVE YOUR NEXT SET BUILT TO YOUR GAME, NOT OFF THE RACK. ON YOUR BACK PROBLEM I DONT KNOW THE NAME OF THE COMPANY THAT MAKES THE MAGNETS BUT YAHOO SEARCH, JIM COLBERT ON THE CHAMPIONS TOUR SWEARS BY THEM, GRIP IT AN RIP IT
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go to a well stocked golf store and try both out.  buy the ones you like.
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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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This is when I always wonder. Various brands make fairway same as drivers using Titanium, but Nike and Titleist make fairway woods with iron. I don't know why  there's need for Titanium as it so light, can't feel the club heads and need to change from swinging it to hitting it.
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I would suggest you go to a store that has them video screens and hit both, see what one you like best and what one works the best, also try alot of other brands, even some no name ones. I went in to get a new set of irons, was going for ping too, but I tried this no name cheep brand and I just hit them like a dream, they also felt so good I just had to get them. some of my friends give me crap for having a no name set, till I kick there ass!