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You seem to like new things, so this way you’re getting the best of both worldsThat reply is of no help whatsoever to what ive asked. Noticed a few times now you have commented on my post with just snide replies, it’s bizarre.
James kinda has a point, if you listen to the claims every new release offers an improvementThat reply is of no help whatsoever to what ive asked. Noticed a few times now you have commented on my post with just snide replies, it’s bizarre.
Not jealous my friend, I just bought myself some new irons. Mizuno mp20’s. Very nice.And im guessing your the green eyed monster? Might be wrong but i don't think so. Most forums has a certain type of person, i call them the forum w****rs. They dont have much going on in there life so wait for new memebers on forums who talk/buy about stuff and can't wait to put some negativity out there. You have a good day my friend and try and stay positive ??
Not jealous my friend, I just bought myself some new irons. Mizuno mp20’s. Very nice.
I took a long time to choose them, after trying all the different manufacturers clubs, with a variety of shafts, and testing them against each other.
New isn’t always better.
Well I'm a bit jealous of that!
Realistically new clubs are not going to make any significant difference to your game yet, your swing will almost certainly change dramatically over the next few months. You will likely be swinging much quicker by then making any custom fit at this point pretty meaningless, you could even end up with clubs/shafts that are unsuitable. But I guess if money is no object then you can always go through the process again and off-load the ones bought in error.
Personally I am not a believer in custom fitting.
Does that mean it does or doesn't work is it like religion? It only works if you believe in it. Do you go straight to golfing hell if you don't believe but it is true?