msmith

I dont really think your handicap has anything to do with a switch. The question you have to ask yourself is do you want to be a better golfer now or after one year of consistent play. I played a little in highschool but did not really start playing seriously until last fall. I played a set of Titleist DCI 962s for about 2 months then I bought a set of forged Hogan Blades. It was the best move I could have made because it made my game get better because there is no other option. If you want the blades go for it, but keep a positive attitude because It is going to get much worse before it gets much better, but i definately think it will help your game in the end. And whatever you go with GET THEM FITTED! Good luck!

Foster4

ITS NOT A HANDICAP OR HOW GOOD YOU ARE "ITS A FEEL THING" just as some ppl hate blade putters and some hate the big thingys ppl will hate CB's and ppl will hate True forged clubs. I say true forged cuz now theres CB forged which i play atm but i have thought about going to true forged clubs for better feel on my shots etc ..although the low irons i may have to switch depending. I would suggest hitting most of the clubs in a forged set especially low irons such as the 3 and 4 just to see if you have the swing speed to get them properly into the air