ghost

Anyone play these?

Currently I'm shooting low-90s (just 3 rounds back into the game) , BUT I used to be a 10 handicap when I played often... I know how to work a ball, and my mechanics are solid, but I'm definitely rusty from a few years without playing regularily.

I'm aware that blades are less forgiving and harder to hit than cavity-backs, but I think that I can handle this, because I plan on getting back into the game and playing more often, and try to shoot high-70s/low-80s again.

These clubs seem to be geared for someone who can hit the ball well enough, yet forgiving enough for the occassional mis-hit that so many of us amatuers are guaranteed to do

My thing is this; I don't want to waste $$ on a set of irons that is going to test my patience as far as ball-striking goes.... if these are good intermediate-to-advanced clubs, then I think with some practice, I'll be able to strike them well.

Any thoughts? And hurry, my impulse-buy-button is going nuts right now...

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fitz-uk

I use the mp32s, got them earlier this year and havent looked back.

Best buy this year.

Its true, nothing feels like a Mizuno.

Id suggest finding a demo day near you to try the 37s, or 32s.

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Police

Yeah but before you buy i would gwt out your old cavity backs and go and refine your techinque bu hitting ball after ball on the range

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