Dilemma on buying irons ?

[tommyangles]

I have got an opportunity to buy the following:

Taylormade Burner plus with Uni flex shafts
5 - PW
£150

Taylormade RBZ with reg shaft
4 - SW
£250

Not sure of the best buy? Both have only been used for a couple of rounds with very little damage.

What are uniflex shafts? Seem a bit whipy? The stiff shafts in my woods / hybrids have improved my ball flight and control.

I've had a bash at the range and they are very similar in performance although the RBZ's are longer. Both seem more forgiving than my current mizunos and would welcome the help.

Could do with spending as little cash as possible at mo.

Would appreciate your opinions ?

Thanks
Tom

 

[HomerJSimpson]

If you have concerns with the Uniflex shafts, try them both to be sure but I'd go with the RBZ. Mind you that is a low old price for a set only a couple of rounds old. Reptable seller?

 

[GreiginFife]

As a Mizzy whore it pains me to say the RBZ irons look good and by all accounts are excellent. At £250 seems almost too good to be true.

 

[pbrown7582]

£250 is a great deal for RBZ irons best I've seen for that price is burner 09 (1.0 in some places).
The burner plus are few years old too so I would say go with the rbz if they're genuine.

 

[tommyangles]

RBZ's are my bosses, more money than.....
The burner plus are my mates who has given up.

Oh, they are both as ugly as each other!

 

[Foxholer]

Here's a link to a description of Uniflex shafts.

http://www.livestrong.com/article/341759-what-is-a-uniflex-golf-shaft/

The fact that TM is/was not licensed for them raises a bit of a query on whether they are genuine.

If you are certain the RBZs are genuine, I'd go for the RBZs. But only if you really must change. The MX20s are still very good clubs.