Golfguru72

I would recommend the mizuno hot metals or hot metal pros. Incredibly long and forgiving. You should be able to get a used set of used 921’s for a reasonable price. I would suggest getting fitted as well. Having a set of clubs that suits your game will make a big impact on your game.

Titleist drivers…. Started with the 975 J, 983 K, 905 T, and now currently playing the TSI 3. I’ve tried other brands in the past and they were good drivers… but I never had the same confidence, control, and consistency I have with a Titleist in my bag… Vokey wedges… simply the best in my opinion and always a couple steps ahead of the game.. literally.. I thought the sm9’s were a game changer… I’d love to go through a wedge fitting with Mr. Vokey out at the Titleist Performance Institute. Its definitely on the bucket list. Mizuno irons- my first first set of blades was a combo set of mp32 & mp60’s and have been partial to mizunos ever since. I got fitted into the 921 hot metal pros last year and they’re the best irons I’ve ever hit. Crazy long and ridiculously forgiving. I picked up about 2 to 2.5 clubs with these irons. That shows what a difference getting fitted can make, along with the new technology… I was also swinging it a little better at that point as well. The looks and soft feel of mizunos is what set them apart for me.