slugger
Tour Rookie
I'm not talking about using blades, but something with a little bit of cavity.
I'd be interested to hear from folk here, who are around a 14-19 handicap and who use irons that are intended for the better player.
Any time i have a shot with a better players iron, or even just have a shufty at one in the golf shop, i feel more comfortable and at ease looking at the club rather than the clubs i currently use. I know my MX900s aren't the most cumbersome clubs out there, but comparing them with other clubs in Mizuno's line up and they look big and cumbersome.
I was in the pro shop at Kinross at the weekend and the Wilson Staff FG tours caught my eye. They were very nice and the sole didn't seem so narrow that it would punish even the slightest mistake.
So, any mid handicappers out there made the change to a smaller headed iron and noticed any improvement, or has it gone the other way and you wish you had stayed with your more "forgiving" irons?
I'd be interested to hear from folk here, who are around a 14-19 handicap and who use irons that are intended for the better player.
Any time i have a shot with a better players iron, or even just have a shufty at one in the golf shop, i feel more comfortable and at ease looking at the club rather than the clubs i currently use. I know my MX900s aren't the most cumbersome clubs out there, but comparing them with other clubs in Mizuno's line up and they look big and cumbersome.
I was in the pro shop at Kinross at the weekend and the Wilson Staff FG tours caught my eye. They were very nice and the sole didn't seem so narrow that it would punish even the slightest mistake.
So, any mid handicappers out there made the change to a smaller headed iron and noticed any improvement, or has it gone the other way and you wish you had stayed with your more "forgiving" irons?