Looking To Buy Irons And Driver

BeeF

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Hi ive been playing golf for around 4 month now, and been using wilson blades. These are the hardest to use from what ive heard when walking around the course and people asking what i have in my bag. Not too sure what my swing speed is or anything but its not too fast and not too slow i would say around average for a 21 male 5"6. I currently have a G5 3Wood which i can hit a fair distance straight most of the time. I was looking at the raptures and the G10 irons at the weekend i could generally hit the G10's better i dont know why cause i did better with Raptures on the course usign only 6 Iron. I have plently of money to buy the Raptures or something of this nature but not too sure what else is on the market for the same price. My 3 Wood is a regular shaft and hits around 215-220 on a good swing no side wind. Maybe more if i swing faster. Not even used a driver for more than 3-4 swings one day as i sliced it almost ever tiem so stuck with my 3Wood did hit one straight which went around 260 yards. Any idea which irons i should try cause im looking to get them just before or just after x mas if any one buys some clubs they dont want or like : )

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It doesn't sound like you need a driver. I would wait a while until you get better at golf. Hard club to hit straight (regardless of the advertising).

Irons, Ping aren't my favourite brand, but always get good reviews.
 

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theres loads of different irons that could suit you

the pings you mention are a very good choice. raptures are marketed as an eassier to hit club than the g10's I THINK. but the G10's a newer.
also the callaway big berthas, callaway Fusions(pretty dear tho) are worth a try

Mizuno mx 19's is another choice. My first clubs were mizuno very good they were.

Look for clubs with a deep cavity there are others i havent mentioned but those are the main ones in my opinion.

Also most importantly get custom fitted by a pro as everyone is different height and swing style, clubs need to be adjusted to suit the golfer.
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calc07

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would definately advise callaways for you i have been playing for about 2 yrs now and ive gt callaway x-14 steelhead irons and i swear by them, they are the nicest irons i have hit and they work well for me, sure they are old now a few yrs anyway but definately worth buyin, i wont be changing them for a while.
 
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