Iron problem!!!

[scooter_low_shooter]

hi there, i have an iron problem. i can either get the mizuno mx23's or the taylor made ht irons free off of a family member to replace my graphite shafted yonex super A.D.Xs. the taylor mades are in slightly better condition, but i like the mizunos too which ones shall i go for, can i have some help please
cheers, scott

[bladeduffer]

You didn't say whether you've practiced with either set so you I suggest that you do just that before you make a decision.


bd

[scooter_low_shooter]

i have hit both at the range and i like them both the same however there is too much draw with the taylor mades

[The Purist]

I would vote for the mx23's. You ought to get the lies fitted to match your golf swing. I believe the going rate is only $4 to $6 per club (they usually will check your lofts too).

[bladeduffer]

Purist is right. Get the Mizunos and get them fitted. Besides, sounds like the offset on those TMs is affecting you.

bd

[Not a hacker]

Mizuno grain flow forged or TM cast CB SGI POS. Hmmm, I wonder?????

Is this a serious question??????

I think you have already answered your own question (the TM's have in built draw bias which is a surefire sign they are for choppers), but just to state the bleeding obvious there is no contest in the quality department between those sets. I have the MX20's which are like the 23's but slightly more player orientated, and I can tell you I have never hit any GI club that comes close to the purity of feel of the Mizuno's.

Mizunos will come out on top in any comparison of simlarly styled clubs. They are the best forged blades, the best forged players cavities, and in this case the best forged GI CB's. Period. End of argument.

I can promise you if you get the Mizuno's you will like them more and more as you get to know what they can do, but you have already found the TM's to draw too much, which for me would not be a good start for a new set of irons.

[macmai]

Mizuno's
Mizuno's
Mizuno'sssssssssss

I've been through a lot of sets...the MX 23's, which I currently play, are the best feeling and looking GI clubs out there.