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Tips for re 2 HCP: club sets?

I am a 2 handicap golfer. I played with my Titleist 962'b since 1997 and have so loved. They are much a perfect shot, and half decent on a miss. I played 3 -4 times a week and shot was not a problem, but now to fall to 1 if im lucky. In any event, I did not notice the golf club technology little over the years. But as time passes, I feel I lack a little with the progress of technology. I was the same way with my driver, I wanted to board an old Titleist Pilot forever, then tried 905 and got about 20 meters or more precise - and I am thinking its time to find a club that I can hit more accurately and get the best of misses, do not worry about distance ... game ideas for new clubs that are good for low handicap players

ALRIGHT Kinda sounds like My question here: Im an index of 0.7, so I can relate to you big time. There were huge amounts of progress clubs within the last two years. As there was no established price range .... I'll just give you some different options for iron sets. Mizuno MP 30 to MP 60 - These are really nice. They are like a muscle cut, probably comparable to a CB Titleist, only with a little more maneuverability. It is probably the best set between the blades and cavation. Taylormade RAC MB - traditional blades, but with a little more forgiveness Titleist. Titleist 695MB, 695CB, 735 Combo - have a set of Titleist, these are all newer models that you have. Cleveland CG 2, I think 1 or CG, one of them is a blade that is actually quite pleasant to touch. Nike blades pro-meh, at best, in my opinion. Also, Titleist has just sent me an e-mail on their new line of shoes coming out, I do remember the number, but they should be in mid May I believe. You can try to hit as well. Now, if you want to put a little more forgiving than these, you can try the circuit Callaway X20, TaylorMade TP set, or even all of New Bridgestone, I do not remember what it is called. They are all sets that you see there on the course by golfers better. Personally, I like the Mizunos, but they are quite expensive .... I owns the Titleist 695MB, and I love them, but I think that the 60 deputies are better. Just some opinions. Also depends on the tree you get in them. Try shooting the series, probably a 5.5 or 6.0 from what it sounds like. All and all, to knock a bunch and see what feels best. These are only some suggestions on what to hit, you do not have to spend days at the shop. Hope this helps.

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