Joshgellsworth

If those irons are the best you've ever played then you should be extremely picky when considering a new set. I still play a older set of mizuno mp53s and it's gonna be a real challenge for me to consider a replacement set. Don't just jump towards something because they promise distance, accuracy and consistency trump that.

I was playing pro v1x for the last year until I tried out the chrome soft. Now I'm completely hooked on that ball. I like my ball flight more and I've increased my spin with them as well. I started playing my wedge shots long because these will zip off the green

I've never taken golf lessons but have watched lots of instructional videos and what not and the only drill I have ever taken to my game was this little tee drill from Hank Haney. Set up two tees just wider than your iron and place a ball in the middle. Hit 10-15 shots without hitting tees and have your divot land after the tees. I do that at the range and warm up just swinging freely between the tees and it boosted my impact consistency.

For me it would be one of the I series irons, I have not any the new pings but after being beside guys at the range I know that the g700s would not be for me. I can't stand the sound of them. That being said they are a nice looking iron

Josh-Alberta 33-11 Mizuno mp53 with s300 shafts and golf pride Mcc+4 grips

1- Tommy Fleetwood 2- Francesco Molinari 3- Russell Knox 4- Danny Willett 5- Peter Oihlein Winning score:-9

Josh Calgary, Alberta Mizuno mp53 Dyna gold s300 7 iron 180

I'd love to MGS do testing with comparisons between the ap2 and ap3.i love to know the real numbers different golfers are getting going back and forth between these irons. Does any have first hand experience with these irons?

I just picked up a pair a nike lunar command vapor golf shoes and by far the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. If your in the market I would recommend that you at least try them on

I just picked up a 20 degree Adams a12 pro hybrid, they made nothing but the best when it comes to hybrids. Needless to say stoked about the purchase

I would recommend hitting a stronger wedge option like a 46 against your current PW just ensure you get the gapping. I do notice a bit of yardage loss going from a set pw to a real wedge but I love the accuracy it added to my game

My current set up is 46, 52, 56, 60 all titleist vokey my 46 is a am4 and the rest are sm5 and Ive never been more satisfied

Josh Alberta, Canada I do not use a performance tracker I do not use a gps watch