steve7
Head Pro
Hi,can I have your thoughts on which irons to buy for a high handicapper please.Many thanks
what irons
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G1BB0
Money List Winner
any brand you prefer? There's load out there for high cappers, I use Nike VR full cavity (£199 for 4-pw at the mo) but theres plenty out there in other brands.
whats your budget as there are plenty available 2nd hand also
whats your budget as there are plenty available 2nd hand also
bluetoon
Challenge Tour Pro
Hi Steve
Each of the cub manufactures have something in their range for you.
Best bet is to go into somewhere that stocks most brands and pick some to try.
Were you looking for new or 2nd hand
Each of the cub manufactures have something in their range for you.
Best bet is to go into somewhere that stocks most brands and pick some to try.
Were you looking for new or 2nd hand
steve7
Head Pro
thanks for replies budget approx £600.00 preferably new so will have for a while.
bluetoon
Challenge Tour Pro
£600 wow, that will get you some nice shinies, what have you tried so far that you have liked?
Qwerty
Tour Winner
If possible, just try out as many as possible on a range. Don't rush into anything. Ping g10, g15 , or g20 would be a good place to start.
G1BB0
Money List Winner
if I had £600 I would go for ping G20's personally, have hit them and the g15's and they are so easy to hit. Only reason I havent got them is price 
*edit* as qwerty put just before me
*edit* as qwerty put just before me
Burner's, Burners, Burners....
No honestly Burner 2.0's are great irons but i'd try a few out first and see what you like.
£600 Burner 2.0's average £350 - £400 that leaves you £200ish for a nice new driver, wood or hybrid.
No honestly Burner 2.0's are great irons but i'd try a few out first and see what you like.
£600 Burner 2.0's average £350 - £400 that leaves you £200ish for a nice new driver, wood or hybrid.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Why not go to the local range, have a chat with the pro and see what he recommends. Far better to see each club for yourself than rely on a computer screen and a guy trying to decipher the information. For that budget there are plenty of options. R11 and Ping G20 would be my first loks but then there are the JPX 800 Cleveland CG16, Nike VR cavity which are all good clubs. Try as many as you can and maybe look at what shaft suits best (regular/stiff, graphite or steel)
One Planer
Global Moderator
Pretty much take your pic with that budget. Best trying to hit a few first mind see what suits your eye and your playing needs.
These are going pretty cheap at the minute
http://www.golfonline.co.uk/taylormade-burner-superlaunch-irons-steel-shaft-p-6680.html
Or there's Mizuno's JPX range
http://golf.mizunoeurope.com/
Pretty much every manufacturer produce clubs to suit most levels of skill. Have a scout round, find a set you like then ask on here again.
These are going pretty cheap at the minute
http://www.golfonline.co.uk/taylormade-burner-superlaunch-irons-steel-shaft-p-6680.html
Or there's Mizuno's JPX range
http://golf.mizunoeurope.com/
Pretty much every manufacturer produce clubs to suit most levels of skill. Have a scout round, find a set you like then ask on here again.
In_The_Rough
Tour Winner
I have the G15's and they are so easy to hit as been said above. But at that budget you pretty much can take your pick. Look at TM, Cleveland, Mizzies JPX range, Callaway the list goes on. Go to a shop that has an outdoor facility and hit some demo clubs.
