What iron's fit this description?

[ldchristopher]

The Bridgestone J15 and Srixon Z545 and Z745 will definitely give you the feel you're looking for. The JPX 900 forged checks all the boxes as well, though there's a bit more offset than what you'll find in the MP line. The MP-5s are surprisingly forgiving despite their appearance. They're definitely more forgiving than the 69s you're currently playing.

[craz-e]

Some good irons mentioned

Might be a worth a look at the taylormade psi tour forged and the callaway apex pro

[Jonesy]

Callaway x forged 13, Srixon 745/65 or the psi tour.

[NYCgolfer17]

Thanks for the suggestions guys! Keep em coming.

[PowderedToastMan]

I'd drop the forged requirement and check out the iBlades or S55's.

[2putttom]

I'm thinking the Cleveland VAS irons will fit.

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[Bigmean]

Help me narrow down a few irons that fit this description:

 

Forged, forgiving, low offset, smallish sole, thinish topline, compact appearance.

 

Thinking Mizzy MP25's but would love to hear others.

 

Thanks in advance for the help

 

Look up PRGR ID BL, the version with an arc behind the muscle. Get them used at under $400 and you can thank me later. I know you probably won't take this post with more of a grain of salt, but it is the only set I have hoed that I regret selling in the last 5 years. They fit your description to a T, with the added bonus that they will make mizunos feel like hitting top flites with a cast knockoff iron.

 

Seriously, do it. If you can handle playing a brand without name power in the USA, It would be the best leap of faith you could make for a sum you can get most of back if you really are not happy.

[Bigmean]

http://m.ebay.com/itm/PRGR-iD-Forged-5-PW-Iron-Set-Golf-Clubs-w-PRGR-Steel-Shaft-PRGR-Black-Grip-/131990105104?hash=item1ebb392c10%3Ag%3AVw0AAOSwHaBWifQs&_trkparms=pageci%253A3778d223-a1e0-11e6-bb86-74dbd1806361%257Cparentrq%253A2af5dc831580a2a2388a28dffff92309%257Ciid%253A8

 

These are them, they are a br more in the US, but you can find them with modus shafts and a 4 iron pretty frequently. I think my set sold for $450. They are endo forged and believe me, I don't throw out endorsements willy nilly, the only other irons I would endorse with this kind of confidence are titleist 962 dci's and miura small blades.

[NYCgolfer17]

Help me narrow down a few irons that fit this description:

 

Forged, forgiving, low offset, smallish sole, thinish topline, compact appearance.

 

Thinking Mizzy MP25's but would love to hear others.

 

Thanks in advance for the help

 

Look up PRGR ID BL, the version with an arc behind the muscle. Get them used at under $400 and you can thank me later. I know you probably won't take this post with more of a grain of salt, but it is the only set I have hoed that I regret selling in the last 5 years. They fit your description to a T, with the added bonus that they will make mizunos feel like hitting top flites with a cast knockoff iron.

 

Seriously, do it. If you can handle playing a brand without name power in the USA, It would be the best leap of faith you could make for a sum you can get most of back if you really are not happy.

 

Well if you look at my avatar, i'm sure you can tell I am aware of non "brand name" clubs. Played Epon for a few years.

 

If they make my Mizzuno's feel like hitting a TF with a cast knockoff, im in! Lol..

 

Thanks for the advice, I will look into them.

[gvogel]

I had the AP2's and didn't like them so obv those are out. I play MP 69's right now but looking for something with a little more forgiveness without sacrificing too much in the looks and feel department.

 

Maybe it was a shaft issue.

 

BTW, I play AP2's in short irons and AP1's in mid irons. Seems to work just fine.

[A.Princey]

I know these have been mentioned, but J40dpc's or J15dpf's, extremely forgiving and albeit a larger blade length, very small offset throughout each set and very sleak toplines/sole width. Feel is subjective, and much of this is sound. If there is a premium on feeling a 'pured' iron shot, several times a round vs many very good, lesser feeling shots, than these aren't the ones. If you are looking to hit more consistently and lack superb ball-striking, puring shots shouldn't be your focus and thus, neither should feel for the most part. I will take a more muted, less feedback-feeling club all day if it gets my ball in the hole more often. Another guy said it before, but buttery feel and forgiveness are nearly opposites. Leaning in either direction takes you away from the other, although, some do feel better than others.

[BenjiHogan]

 

 

 

 

CMB's are still the best for me, I'm never letting my set go.

[Scottie68]

As has been stated, Adams cmb's fit the bill perfect. Bridgestone J40dpc are a great choice as well, with a longer blade. I have both, and prefer the J40dpc since my miss tends to be toe side.

[Scottie68]

J15Dpf has a bit more offset than the J40dpc. Not too much, but more.

[mtgrizinmn]

Fourteen TC888

[Caerus`]

on off forged 2013 - the best.

[Stonewalled]

Yup on the PRGR IDBL's.

 

There's not a ton of info on the idbl's but what is out there is all positive.

 

Took the advice of Bigmean, Tsupo, and a few others and jumped on a set.

 

These are a few years old but are fantastic.

 

They have stopped all my hoing on Forged irons, as per your description.

 

These will pay for themselves 10x over on the savings from not experimenting on more endo forged product.

[PreppySlapCut]

PXG 0311T.

[Bigmean]

Yup on the PRGR IDBL's.

 

There's not a ton of info on the idbl's but what is out there is all positive.

 

Took the advice of Bigmean, Tsupo, and a few others and jumped on a set.

 

These are a few years old but are fantastic.

 

They have stopped all my hoing on Forged irons, as per your description.

 

These will pay for themselves 10x over on the savings from not experimenting on more endo forged product.

 

I F'ed up and sold my set with modus 125s. I was at the time assuming all JDM was one bed of roses after another and flipped them on eBay. I should have kept them and between them and my small blades I would everything covered....I took the leap based on tsupo's and another recommendation and it was worth it...I just blew it with ho'dom......

[SwooshLT]

59's

[BForrester]

I had the AP2's and didn't like them so obv those are out. I play MP 69's right now but looking for something with a little more forgiveness without sacrificing too much in the looks and feel department.

 

MP-5 or MP-25. The MP-5 will probably be closest to your 69s with a touch more forgiveness. I believe they're a slightly larger head and the channel back design gives them a bit more forgiveness. The MP-25, which their undercut cavity in the 3-7 combined with the Boron metallurgy, might not have the feel you're looking for.

[villaguy]

Adams CMB irons 3 years and counting.

[pierso2]

MP 59's

MP 15's

J15's

Srixon probably has something good

Nike VR Pro or Covert Forged would also work

Cobra Amp Forged might fit the bill too

[2putttom]

Adams CMB irons 3 years and counting.

they are work horses..... they pull their weight

[cane700]

The Mp15 should be a step up in the forgiveness category. MP25 is nice but the long irons feel hollow. The AP2's are money perfecr balance of precision and forgiveness but everyone is different.

[Tcann32]

The Cobra King LTD CB's are probably the best CB's I have ever hit. Definitely meet you're requirements.

 

Also, whatever is in my sig (I honestly don't actually remember the last time I updated it), sans the blades, would probably be worth a go.

[interstate_45]

Nike Vapor Pro Combo...

[mallrat]

As has been said above, I don't know anyone who has hit the Nike Vapor Pro Combo's and been disappointed. Some have said it's not the club for them but all were surprised with the club, even some Nike haters.

[BogeyLJA]

 

 

 

 

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[Stonewalled]

Yup on the PRGR IDBL's.

 

There's not a ton of info on the idbl's but what is out there is all positive.

 

Took the advice of Bigmean, Tsupo, and a few others and jumped on a set.

 

These are a few years old but are fantastic.

 

They have stopped all my hoing on Forged irons, as per your description.

 

These will pay for themselves 10x over on the savings from not experimenting on more endo forged product.

 

I F'ed up and sold my set with modus 125s. I was at the time assuming all JDM was one bed of roses after another and flipped them on eBay. I should have kept them and between them and my small blades I would everything covered....I took the leap based on tsupo's and another recommendation and it was worth it...I just blew it with ho'dom......

I know the feeling of needing to keep trying to improve on what we already have. Sometimes it takes selling them to make us realize how special they were. Yours had some real nice shafts. But replacing them isn't out of the question for a good Ho. I like your term ho'dom...... You could start your own site Bigmean's Ho'Dom.....