Orikoru
Tour Winner
They look shiny. 
Type of clubs do you use?
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glynntaylor
Head Pro
Cheers...i got that bit...just wondered what category they did fall in.
I play G's at the moment but im liking the thinner top line of the i200's....however, old thing/saying, im not good enough enough for them with my H'cap of 20! However, I just want to enjoy the game like others have said.
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I always thought your avatar was Robocop(big slapping head icon)
Crow
Crow Person
Not as clean lined and down right sexy as Murph's TourStages but below are some of mine from through the ages.
All 6 irons: Mizuno (cavity back or GI?), HB&S, John Letters, Gradidge, Cann & Taylor
It's funny but the way that the light has caught them you'd think I never bothered with cleaning my clubs)
All 6 irons: Mizuno (cavity back or GI?), HB&S, John Letters, Gradidge, Cann & Taylor
It's funny but the way that the light has caught them you'd think I never bothered with cleaning my clubs
)USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
There is a brand new set of 80s top flight blades, with matching new woods on ebay for 400. Tempted, but no idea why. Never been hit.
Crow
Crow Person
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I saw those, persimmon heads too.
Make an offer, you've nothing to lose.
Except sanity, and money! And possibly marriage too!
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
I have to disagree
most modern cavity back clubs simply do not look like or have the same sort of head size as a blade. Thin top lines are a rarity in CB clubs.
kevingopher
Medal Winner
Call it a hotspot if you like. It's identical to a flier tho, catch the ball a groove or two high on the face with an iron that has a low and back cg and the spin is dragged off the ball. I don't mind knowing a bad shot might be short but, having to worry about good shots going long is not for me
Chokeahontas
Medal Winner
Handicap doesn't really dictate what type of irons you should use, though. It's just a guide in lieu of anything else, some of the best ball strikers I've played with are bad putters and have similar handicap as you.
I do not strike the ball brilliantly, and I get on great with them, I went to the fitting thinking I wanted some GI Mizunos, and the fitter took the i200 with him after watching me hit the ball, and essentially said "don't be scared of these"
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Play with what makes you happy surely? It may be that blades won't lead to lower scores and for me it would make a hard game even harder, but if you want to try and use them crack on whether you're single figure or in the 20's. I did actually but a set of Ping S56's which were as close to a blade as they went to try and improve my ball striking, going back to the I25's for games. Did it work? Not really but there is definitely nothing like having a tiny head behind the ball and then puring one out of the middle. Doing regularly was the issue
Chokeahontas
Medal Winner
This.
And things like "I like the thin top line" are really worth listening to your thoughts, because a club needs to look good to your eye. Personally, the large offset that some GI irons have was the thing I hated, looked really off-putting and I subconsciously (and then consciously) let it bother me.
glynntaylor
Head Pro
This is similar to what I'm feeling... I may just have to try a fitting. I'm yellow dot so will be interested what dot colour I'll now be.
Chokeahontas
Medal Winner
All the best people are yellow dotters
Roops
Head Pro
Currently play Ping G10's and defo looking to change. They have been good clubs but now need a bit more control, and spin. The 1st cut fliers are a nightmare and the offset head design just says "going left". They worked great to get me where I am, but AP2's i200's or Mizzy's are on the shopping list.
couple of shots of my MP 4 looking a bit bashed.
