TOP 5 REASONS 'FOR' AND 'AGAINST' BUYING NEW IRONS

[@Martyballin]

If I lived in the UK I would hire you as my golf coach on the spot. Because you actually tell the truth. There’s no magic pill in golf, that’s why we love it.

[@ekel68]

This is such sound advice. Thank you Simon! I played Mizuno MP-14's for 17 years and then got married, kids etc = less time for golf let alone practice! So for the last few years, I've tried game-improvement irons (Wilson FG Tour V6 and Srixon Z765's). You hit the nail on the head with that comment about aesthetics! If you don't like what you see, you won't play well and that totally happened with the Wilson's. After watching this, I've decided to buy a set of used Mizuno MP-32 irons I found on eBay. I remember saying that the only iron that could replace my MP-14's were the MP-32's, so I pulled the trigger right away. Thank you Simon for opening my mind to going back to the irons I actually like!

[@spocktra50]

Honest and refreshing advice , especially coming from a club fitter .

[@Labgorilla]

In 2007 I went to get myself a new set of irons. I was told that as an 18 hcp I should be nowhere near the mizuno MP60s. However, the look and buttery feel meant that I just would try any other model. I aspired to become good enough to use those irons effectively. I still use these irons in 2022. The point being made here is spot on. The mental side of the game is enormously important. If you like the look and feel of a club, you will make it work.

[@nathanmyers1581]

Out of all the golf KZbinrs I’ve seen, your refreshing honest and informative approach is why your the one I really listen to and take advice off. Thanks for the time you take to make these videos. I’m going to continue struggling with my Mizuno T zoid from 1996 and my Callaway biggest big Bertha! Soon il be able to adjust from trying to hit it like a cricket ball! Thanks 👍🏻

[@jpsmal]

Great one! Just began 4 months ago..playing every 2 days,. and I will not change my gear within the next couple of years.. thanks!

[@chrismayor5147]

Cannot fault this video at all. Absolutely right. Common sense. Especially the coach teaching you. The swing is the swing, impact position is impact position. Could your game benefit from " new irons?" Is the question. Nice one, again Simon

[@andytlwy]

I love going back to this video Simon. I built a bag at the start of lockdown on the Dutch equivalent of gumtree and I got a set of Callaway x12, reg flex, graphite, 3-PW for €80. Oldies but great. I also got THE BUG for buying 2nd hand clubs and trying to flip them and looking to improve everything I have BUT I watch this and it grounds me and I remind myself “ANDY - You play 2-4 times a month, you don’t need to find a set of shiny Mizunos you need to PRACTICE!”

[@slowster2945]

I got brand new irons just last week. #1 reason for the change was shaft. I wanted to eliminate the two-way tolerance and we did that successfully. An added bonus was an improvement in flight characteristics. I now have a more penetrating, climbing ball flight instead of a ballooning one. Also the lengths were a bit whacky on my old set. Went from DCI 962's with TT R300 to Z785 with Modus 105 stiff. Couldn't be happier!

[@RobMakowski]

I was at my local Goodwill with my wife and I found a partial set of Wilson Staff FG51 Tour Blades (2,3,5,7), which I picked up for $1.99 each. I bought them for a laugh mainly because of how ridiculous they are, but the 2 and 7 have found their way into my bag, and I find myself pulling the 2 iron out more than I thought I would. I'm a high handicapper, and honestly, I probably shouldn't have a forged bladed 2 iron from the late 80's in my bag, but I really enjoy hitting it, and when it's smoothed, there is no better feeling. And there is no better looking golf club than a blade, in my opinion.

[@patrickwhitehead7584]

@vachief it is EXCEPTIONALLY over done. Im a 19ish and I play blades. 1) i believe my game is improving faster than it was with improvment irons 2) i just cant make good contact with GI irons because I find the way they look behind the ball to be distracting

[@macaulaycarefoot8850]

@@patrickwhitehead7584 I agree. I'm a 13 HC and used my dad's GI irons a while back when we went since I forgot my clubs. They look so chunky behind the ball I felt like I needed to change my swing to get under it even more. There's a lot to be said about simply being confident when looking down at the club.

[@qbclay2]

have played the same irons that i started with almost 20 years ago, just decided that it was time for an upgrade based on 2 main things...my game has improved, and technology has advanced a TON

[@rogerredford6242]

Total logic, something normally not applied to club purchasing. What you stated in this video should be seriously considered by anyone thinking they must have new clubs. It boils down to "You can't buy a good game." The best statement you made was how a golfer feels about their clubs at address. After all, golf is so dependent on the psychological aspects of the game. Spot on.

[@norwegianwarhound451]

I feel better now for getting fitted for new MMC’s seeing that I ticked every box including the inheritance part! Went from Ping G’s to Cleveland 588 Forged CB’s and started hitting the ball so much better. Lofts were very traditional and they weren’t fitted for me. MMC’s looked just as good, more forgiveness, longer but predictable, and felt amazing! Would like to find a set of blades on eBay in regular flex just to mess around with though. Great video! Love your honesty and practicality!

[@keithfinley2939]

To add another reason "for"... I love flipping used clubs, learning a new set, seeing if a specific shaft makes a difference and so on... And trying not to spend much during the process... I'm currently in love with my second set of 2010 Ansers. Didn't love them last time because they had project X shafts... these ones have KBS tours😉

[@vincentserritella7520]

Thanks for talking me off the ledge. I just started, and can't stop looking at all the fancy sets online. I had lessons this summer. My father is a HUGE golf fan, but doesn't play anymore. He gave me his clubs: Lynx Parallax irons w/ black stainless heads & carbon shafts circa 1990. I remember them always living in his car growing up Some elbow grease and a new set of grips, and I am ready to ROCK. Love the look and the family history, but they REALLY let me know when I flub a shot. I plan to use them for at least a year, and maybe buy new for Christmas 2021.

[@nielssbylvendahl2023]

Hi Simon. It think you nailed it with your first question (the WHY?!) When it comes to buying new golf equipment, the most important (and hardest) thing is to be honest with yourself. Why do I want (and potentially also need) a new set of irons? To me, the most important thing is the looks. I've tried with (two) sets of irons, that offered me the forgiveness I need, but I never came to terms with the looks. Now I game a set of irons that has not given me extra yardage or anything, but I just love hitting them, and I enjoy every round I play.

[@tommypauker2600]

Loved the concept and the look of Mizunos JPX 850 forged. Just got a set on golf bidder, only 4 years after they came out...

[@trevordavey6747]

Yes Simon, you did do well on this video, honest, sensible and realistic thinking and advice should always be appreciated. Thanks

[@carpykeith]

I was losing distance because my old clubs, S59 blades the shafts were knackered after 15 years. I tried a few and ended with either i210’s or i500’s, for me the i210’s were the better clubs in every way, looks feel and, surprisingly, distance! Love them, wont be changing for a good number of years!

[@TheFootyCoach351]

Thanks so much for this video. I am just starting off after 10 years of not touching a club. I will stick with what I have for a while.

[@Natopotato88]

About to get my first genuine set of irons after playing 2nd hand clubs for the past 5-10 years. I'm 21 years old using graphite shafts, not ideal. Handicap ~14, going Titleist T100 planning for the future. I recommend doing to multiple fittings over different days, as I did, comparing results and advice for best value. Might be great one day with a set of clubs but then fitted again and hopeless. Or fitter might try and sell you the most expensive clubs and not care about you genuine game

[@howiewilliams1329]

Absolutely spot on. I'm 64 now and on my 3rd full set of clubs in 50 yrs. Had half set at the beginning. A very good friend of mine who was a decent semi pro footballer got the golf bug. Has had numerous expensive sets and still plays off 17. Two things I told him. 1.If I bought the most expensive football boots available I would never ever be as good as you. So why buy expensive clubs. The other after he spent £1000 on customs fitted Tiger Sharks I said You should have spent £30 on a Lyle and Scott jumper at least it would keep you warm!!!

[@gv6682]

Love this video!! I got back into the game after a few years out with kids being young, and having limited time and funds, and I have had so much fun trying everything out after being away from it for a little bit (new irons, old blades, ping eye 2's, mizuno blades, etc...). I love what you said about not being a perfectionist. So true!! I fell a little bit for the new iron advertisements, and found out pretty quick that the lofts are the difference in distance, and in reality, my scores are good if I putt and chip well. Anyway, love your videos, especially the copper Ping eye 2 video! I learn alot from what you put out there, keep it up!!!

[@elliott1305]

Honest review, it’s down to the person who swings the club and whilst you get the ‘feel good factor’ with new clubs you should always invest in lessons either prior to the new golf season or the winter months. If it’s only a few it will help as you may have fallen into bad habits and your local pro for example can give you some pointers. I’m not a Golf Pro but someone who has benefited from lessons 😀

[@bernardblood9447]

Brilliant .Agree with it all .I just got some game improvement ones .The increase in distance and forgiveness is unreal .But no spin .I'll try and work with it .Just work with it .Didn't work well last week .Did the week before .They will again .

[@johnfrancis8913]

Great vid Simon, you don't hear many people on you tube being this honest! - I'm off 6 and bought a set of AP2's off ebay for £250 about 5 years ago, they are perfect for me ... even went for a new club fitting and the pro said I wouldn't do much better with a brand new £1000 custom fit set ... turns out the clubs I bought belonged to Robert Rock :) happy days

[@stevenwhiting8941]

Thank you very much, all very good points and sound advice. You did very well in this video. What you might consider doing next to compliment this video, where/how. to start on selecting a new set. Take it from the type of golfer, how much money to invest, how many times do you play a week, month, etc. You had me when said there is a chunky club and smaller type club head; chunky more forgiveness & distance, smaller means control, better feed back less distance. Very nice video

[@adamboyle3331]

Most honest golf youtuber

[@toddmckinnon2053]

T Mac Okay, I'm what you would refer to as a perfectionist. Do to age I am losing some flexibility resulting in shorter distance. I went to club champion to get fit for a new set of irons. I tried many different irons and different shafts. I was surprised at the different results from the various combinations of irons and shafts. I ended up with the perfect set of irons for me. Yes, it was more expensive but also less expensive not having to play the equipment roulette game. Added bonus is that my confidence and golf game have improved a lot!

[@jacobcarver9087]

I do like how blunt you are about the information you give out. The only reason why a newer set interest me is looks and fitting because I’m 6’4 and I’m gaming a set of x14 steelheads. (High handicap)

[@gregfloyd2059]

Great vlog. I got back into golf 2.5 yrs ago. Researched the internet and ended up with x14 pros! LOVE THEM!!! A fellow member is ecstatic that his newly fitted ap2's fly further but do I care? No, because I know loft! Be great to see a old v new iron test, with a true loft represented. Fairly new to yr channel but liking it, blame Mr Wiltshire, keep it up

[@jaybyrne4562]

This comment actually made me laugh! You know loft? Callaway X14 Pro lofts 3=21 4=23.5 5=26 6=29 7=33 8=37 9=42 pw=46.5 Titleist AP2 718 lofts 3=21 4=24 5=27 6=30 7=34 8=38 9=42 pw=46 So your irons are actually stronger lofted in the majority of clubs except the PW which is half a degree weaker. Also if you want to see old vs bewtest- The average golfer did one recently with really interesting results.

[@ianstyring9602]

Great vid. Still won't stop me buying equipment because I LOVE IT!

[@TheBmihps]

brilliant video - was lucky enough to get a really good set for my first set but it took at least 18 months before I caught up with them :-) More recently I got down from 24 to 16 and went to buy new clubs. The pro asked me to hit shots with a variety of clubs (that I thought I wanted) and told me (and showed me on the trackman) that my good shots were no better with the "better" clubs but my bad shots were way worse. His advice was to focus on eliminating the bad shots, work on consistency in swing and THEN look at changing my clubs. That saved me a couple of thousand. Clubs don't make the player and no-one wants to be that guy with all the gear and no idea!!

[@stuartbarclay1134]

For me my natural talent has peaked and so to keep me in love with the game I buy new clubs every few years, nothing wrong with that. Great content.

[@bnambisan]

Great advice. Prior to this past year, I had been an occasional golfer (probably not played more than 40-50 rounds in 20 years. Over the last year I’ve started playing 2-3 times a week. I still play with a 2007 Titliest 775CB irons to a current 14index. I’ve tested newer clubs but I have not found any meaningful difference vs the clubs I have. My bigger problem seems to be the shot to shot variability in my technique.

[@gunner9010]

Refreshingly honest videos. I really like them. I'm retired getting back into golf after about a 20 years break. My Cobra Tour II irons still look pretty good but I think I'm gonna try an Ebay JPX 919 Hot Metal Pro in a 4i and a Forged 7i just to see how they play before I commit to the whole mixed set. My long irons was the weak spot in my game.

[@brucemiller2057]

I'm 70 and just started playing again basically after 50 years off. I bought a low to mid range new set because my clubs were older than me. I'll play for a year or so and decide if I'm going to get back into the game and then decide what to get a good set.

[@robertwatson8799]

I am new to your channel and honestly say that was the most honest video I have seen on golf club upgrades Like to see more content like this Robert

[@cubby1jc]

Wow, you just saved me a lot of money. I was looking for all the wrong reasons. Thank you

[@niknayak]

Absolutely some of the best advice on golf clubs.

[@walleyewannabe]

Forgot to mention Simon, love your vids...your honesty is why I watch

[@Mj-CWO4]

Great advice, I’ve been playing for over 55 years and have had only 3 sets of clubs, am going for 1st fitting to get new irons due to loss of distance

[@justinstephenson9360]

I have bought 2 sets of irons in the last 3.5 years. I bought the first set (M1s) to replace a 20 year old Yonex irons which probably could not be regripped any more. 4 months ago I replaced the M1s with i210s. I had improved and crucially the shafts in the M1s no longer worked well for me. Obviously I could have bought new shafts for the M1s but I do not regret buying the i210s and I cannot see me buying another set for 5+ years

[@simono6520]

Great stuff Simon - think you got that just right. Just about to pull the trigger on some new clubs myself - in 50 year golf I've only had 2 sets! Used my Dads set until I was 15 then he bought me some Donnay graphite shafted irons. They were great as you could also play Tennis with them. Had them for 35 years or so and I enjoyed the occasional good shot during that time. You really dont NEED new clubs. However, I have fallen in love with the Mizuno MP-20 Mbs and I'm asking them out for a date next week. Wish me luck! Keep up the good work (as my teachers never said to me)...

[@rolfkostka3992]

I am a mid handicap golfer , sometimes I hit my irons pure other times not, I am quite sure I would do the very same thing with new irons, I golf with Ping I-10s. I’ve tried other clubs at demo days and I couldn’t see where they were they could ever improve my score. I do see a bit if improvement if I keep my grooves clean and sharp. Practice your chipping and putting allot if you want to lower your score.

[@guitarguy5475]

Great video. Marketing is a killer with the younger crowd as they are very impressionable. Always trying to chase the newest, greatest clubs. Save your money and hit the range. But if you do need irons, go with Mizuno's!

[@martynrogerson6157]

I will admit first three years I went through about four sets of irons all second hand, very last set I bought were the rbladez tour, only thanks to lessons have I improved but just happy the clubs look gorgeous so I feel more confident with them

[@joshuafraser3627]

I got 15 year old clubs second hand from a garage sale and have had them for about 4 to 5 years. The 3 4 and 5 iron are now broken so I'm saving for a new set and going to any free fitting in my area to try all brands

[@daithiosuilleabhain7793]

Great video! I’ve been on buying binge in the last year or two having been pretty cautious about it till then. Tempted to change decent enough one year old irons for looks reasons!! Your video has laid out some of the pros and cons thanks!

[@satchmodog2]

Awesome advice and you can honestly shift it to any hobby. I also play guitar and the forums for golf and guitar/amps are full of the same bollocks. Mostly people parroting conventional wisdom that does nothing but rob you of your hard earned cash. You want a kick ass set of clubs, buy used.

[@timothyalexander566]

Really needed to see this. It's been going through my mind and I've been debating with myself on new or second hand. Thanks. You've made it easier. 👍🇨🇦

[@dougierobertson2099]

I’ve just had a lesson this week and was asked what I hoped to achieve. More distance obviously and a repeatable swing. Upshot is I’ve committed to eight lessons over the winter without playing golf but practicing what I’m shown. I’ve played erratic golf for 40 years with a horrible swing. Next spring I’m hoping it’s different.

[@boom3960]

I have been playing for 6-8 months now. I play anywhere from 2 to 4 times a week. At least 2 times for sure. I have gotten lessons judt recently. I can hit the ball pretty damm far so Im not really looking for new irons for distance. I just recently bought a rouge driver because I had wanted a new driver it was a difficult decision but im glad I made it. I can hit this driver 20-30 yard further then the other one. So its making me wonder if I should maybe get new irons. Again not for distance just for better performance. I just dont know what to do. I love this game if I could I'd be playing everyday all day.

[@johnmurphy6475]

Had my first set of clubs For about 10 years plus a couple different clubs that weren’t the same brand mixed in. Just recently picked up all new clubs all the same brand plus the wedges excited to try them out

[@davidmalone4017]

Great video-a common sense approach-thank you so much!!!

[@chard8233]

After 15 years with my forged irons and 70 years behind me I just needed some help on the course and it’s not just a beer - mate

[@thehairygolfer]

Simon, will be coming to see you in the spring. I'm more than happy with my irons but I got fit indoors with my woods and they just aren't right. However the indoor machine was set up I ended up with tour stiff shafts on a 96mph swing. Would love to go through a fitting process with you and sort out my shafts in the woods. But not till we are out of the winter once a week golf routine. I'm about 45mins down the road from you.

[@chard8233]

Best comments on public media for golfers suffering from advertising overload

[@tolkas42]

started with ping i20's this year, got older p790's after the new ones came out. hit them much better, but they give zero feedback. Just got some mp-33's for $75 bucks and love them because i can actually feel what the head is doing on contact. not good enough to game them, but my hope is they will help with me strike the ball better through practice.

[@Joes-son]

Awesome content. I bet the manufacturers are not big fans. Am playing 30 year old irons, and have decided to replace them. they have been good for me, but I think the improvement in Tech will help my game a few strokes. I am a 16 handicap and have been playing 40 + years.

[@jimbeaver27]

Actually I finally found a set of irons that work very well for me. They are 21 years old, cost me very little, and are in like new condition. They have huge heads with a big offset. Man, these XXIOs are sweet.

[@michaelclose2196]

Really love the way you put it out there and give great advice. Thanks.

[@derekshorrock594]

Bought Adams XTD irons second hand because I loved the look of them best decision I ever made

[@Quintonwalsh]

Dang ! So true ! I just want to experience something different , after 4 years I want a change. So now I am getting a used set of Mizuno’s and playing the TP5x, with a Used Rogue driver, and loving it !

[@MSDOGS1976]

Same here. Just bought a mint condition set of irons off of Callaway preowned that I didn't necessarily need but just wanted a change. Got a 3 year old model (Apex cf16) that I've been wanting and found them at a great price so I pulled the trigger.

[@petermolyneux9544]

Can't disagree with anything you have said, although having been a poor bunker player all my golfing life, I have changed my sand iron and have transformed my bunker play.

[@gustavoe1898]

I had my R7 for 11 years. I wanted more consistent shots distance. I bought second hand M1 and they feel good and better control.

[@joaocal1]

Ahah, that's good to read! I have R7 since I started to play in 2011... just ordered my M2 set!!! can't wait to try it out!

[@philliptwidale459]

Excellent advice, had my irons for 15 years, must treat myself to a groove sharpener, or whatever they call them, not a new set. Even change the grips might be the next option.

[@simongiguere8794]

Let's play... Simon's Say !!! I think your reasons are very fair and poeple should think about IT. I see too much person with Stiff or x Stiff shaft saling their clubs after some Games. You nailed it !!

[@stuartrawlings9436]

love this video some once told me i will never make a living from golf for months after that i played really well this video is in the same vein as that refreshing honest but i still want a new set of clubs what a fool i am

[@benlunnon-wood6008]

Great video hitting several nails on the head. Ironically I’m about to have my first even fitting as a 40th Birthday gift.....plus Christmas....plus 41st Birthday.....plus Christmas..... Keep the videos coming. 👍🏼

[@johnmango6056]

i went from cobra s3 max to the callaway apex pro 2016's. lost about ten yard with each club and its made my game 100x better. my carry/total distance dispersion has got so much tighter. if i caught it thin with my cobras i would hit a 7 iron 190 instead of 170 lol.

[@titog3110]

Keep the Great work Simon, my only problem that I buy to many used clubs, I'm addicted to great deals 🏌️‍♂️💥😂

[@danielwinterbottom5531]

The advice is great. Im looking at new irons for more distance/flight control as i dont need any more distance. I currently use apex cf16 looking at for example apex pro 19 upto 6 then having apex above or something like that for the forgiveness in the longer irons

[@davidcooper314]

Hi Simon great video mate, i recently asked my golf pro about new irons and he asked me the same question why? None off my answers convinced him, instead he has been giving me weekly tips and advice during my range practice, my game is improving and i am really enjoying my golf. i learn i practice i play repeat and play again some weeks are good then a less than good game while i try something new but i am seeing a small improvement each time i play, thanks to your advice and a good coach i am learning to play my clubs better. Look forward to your next video good luck with the new 400 driver hit long and straight, happy golfing cheers aussie dave

[@petergoodman7805]

I just bought a second hand set of mizuno jpx 850 forged. I wish I had did this when I started. But every one wants new irons

[@martcoombs9031]

Brilliant advice.... lets be honest buying a 2-3 year set off irons isn't going to be massively different from todays irons..!!!

[@johnsorsby251]

What a great video, really gave me food for thought. I've got a set of Taylormade Rocketbladez 2 and wondering if I should change them. I really like them but wonder if I could benefit from something newer so this was very handy...

[@malcolmsansom5026]

Great vid, I've got 2nd hand set of ap3's got them cos they just look outstanding, tried them on launch monitor comparing with different irons, all about the same stats but I just had to have the ap3's. Also I'm that person that doesn't smoke go out etc golf is my hobby, got the missus to watch that part of the vid she laughed and said that's you lol. So loved the vid cheers

[@jeffhoward991]

I did like the video and LEDs me to ask. I have a set of the original Hogan "Edges", very good condition. The irons are forged and offset. Has technology improved to the point where I should just put them away and play my Taylormade "P-790s"

[@davidabrial5328]

Do: You have a KZbin channel and you love showing/testing equipment and share good tips. Don't: life costs a lot and several life events happen 😎👍 Thanks for sharing Simon👍

[@stewarth794]

I hear ya Simon 😎👍.... totally respect every point you have made I’m actually looking at ap2 now after talking to you lol 😎just I may change my mind after my lessons in the winter with my blades I use 😊

[@stewarth794]

But howeverrrrrrrr .... golf bidder is a crush I cannot quench lol 😂😁👍

[@baardman89]

Great video with great advice as always. By far my favorite Golf channel only because you go into the long drive side of golf as well. If i have maybe missed it, could you please show me in the direction of how and where i can get a long drive driver (websites etc..) and how to start. Also, my dad is now 51 and has a slower than a sloth but very consistent swing speed and is only 5 foot tall. It wont make sense for him to get fitted seeing that he only plays Mashie courses 99% of the time, so what irons and shafts would you suggest. He currently uses mine and well, its way too long for him.

[@JamNJ1985]

Best video you have ever done.

[@michaelgreen544]

Great video as always, enjoying the content, keep it up 👍

[@MrBlueleon]

great advice and very true BUT spending a bit makes the world go round !

[@kieronragoo744]

Love this video! Wish someone told me this almost 20 years ago when I first started.

[@patrickwhitehead7584]

Going on looks absolutely worked for me.

[@mrwoo33]

Great video Simon. I'm going to get custom fit in the next month. Have chopped and changed over the last few years with ebay stuff. Was 4hcp 15 years ago, currently around 9. Driving, bunker play and putting all fine. Just really struggling with iron play. Just want the piece of mind that the irons are right for me. Looks don't really concern me, just want to have the correct lie and shaft. Keep you posted

[@samhirst7331]

Great advise. Hoping to put everything I've learnt from you into use soon and try get some 2nd hand irons. I've gotta ask though, any chance of you doing a course vlog or summink? Dying to see you play :-)

[@johnp8131]

Thanks Simon, a lot of common sense there. Unlike some of your contemporaries.

[@mikebest634]

Played Nike pro combo's for 6 years ,got talked in to AP3 2 years ago ,hated them, hooked them , and distance had no consistency plus they felt dead .Went for a fitting in June and came out with Mizuno jpx 919 tours with KBS lite x shafts .Back to playing better and love the look and feel .An expensive mistake with the AP3 that I won't make again .

[@laurentschmitt5110]

Simply just in love with this video !! Laurent (from France)

[@Ethanrix23]

Great video and great advice

[@terrydinsdale1115]

Brilliant, refreshing and informative

[@rickm1255]

Same set for 18yrs, know exactly what my yardages are and can damn near do surgery with them.

[@davidgroom9667]

Just bought a new set of custom fitted Ping i210 - 1 degree flat. £700. Just sold my old Ping i20s in same spec on eBay for £90. If you have a decent idea of what suits you eBay is sooooooo much of a better deal. Especially as if they don’t suit yiu can get your money back by delisting them!

[@slowster2945]

@@davidgroom9667 did you get fit for irons, or get fit for i210's? If you're going to get "fit" for some clubs, surely you try at least 3 or 4 different heads?

[@kellyjenkins5444]

I've had mine for 19 years and I was thinking about getting a new set of irons, but maybe I just need to get them fitted?

[@ajkonings]

Spot on, Simon! I've experienced it all

[@foornaa]

Love this! More like it please! Pretty applicable for me… I’m thinking about getting a blade three iron and four iron to make my set a combo set with the rest as muscle backs... I hate the thick soled long irons that I have now! Thoughts on combo sets?

[@SASGolf]

Thanks For Watching Guys! Let me know If I missed any!

[@paulbentley8993]

I loved this video. Thanks for the honest assessment of what's important. I was gonna buy a new set of irons. Now I'm gonna pay for a fit to see just what really is best for me (a high handicap with inconsistent ball strike!) Super video mate, thanks!

[@dongolfnut5558]

Good video, great advice just new shiny stuff is fun.

[@relaxnchill9335]

Great video with honest opinion and info!