Anyone still playing irons model year 2yrs or older?

[Robert Brown]

Ping G2's....

[timcrane78]

Im still playing Ben Hogan H40 (not the oversize model) w/ Aplex 3 shafts. I believe they are at least 13 to 14 years old. The only reason I am still playing is because I like the way the feel and the ball flight that I get out of these irons. I also really can not part with them because they were my first name brand set of irons, made by one of my favorite players of all time, I just wish that mine were forged. I still have the original grips on the clubs as well, but am finally going to break down and change them, just in case the new set I going to have made up doesnt work out.

[malibubs]

Been through a set or two, but MX 20's are back in the bag, and they are great.

[deeviant]

Does it count if you keep buying more of the same set? ;)

I actually have 4 sets of MP30s that I've been playing since '04.

The first set was given to me by a friend and they played so well for me I never switched. I've bought other sets to try out different shafts, which I know may sound weird but I don't like messing with my gamers in any way. I'm superstitous like that. I don't want them to think they aren't good enough, develop some sort of self esteem issues, and start acting crazy on me. :clapping: Like when I eyeball those MP57s, I come home from the shop and can feel the MP30s staring at me like I've been caught cheating on them. :clapping: It makes me feel all dirty, and I have to go shower....

[bbfifas]

Bought a set of used MX-23's recently, love them.

 

I think the decision to play new equipment comes down to $$$. Why spend $800 when you can achieve the same results for $300.

[sharkhark]

I am still playing my four yr old fusion irons. The fact they made different golf magazines hotlists not one, two, but three yrs in a row, shows there is no reason to replace. Technology limits mean that nothing new is coming. Just repackaging and rebranding.

Stick with a set, stop ho'ing and groove a swing. Cally all the way baby!

[MCDavis]

see sig...i3's!

[Grimace45]

Still playing my Ping S59s. They are not going anywhere anytime soon.

[Freddy300]

I have an old set of Wilson Dynapowers from the early 1970s. The woods are real wood. They are in the garage. I am think of regripping the irons to see if they hit as well as modern irons. They have True Temper shaft and look like expensive blades of the modern era.

[mp14]

i bought a set of mp14s that were new in box last year to replace the ones that wore out

[longballjs]

I play Titleist 962b's. I've played them since 1998 or so, so they have some rounds under their belt. I haven't been able to find a set that visually lines up for me like they do and has the feel and forgiveness that they do. As of late, I have been pressuring myself to at least try something new, so I am looking at the MP-57's. Much larger clubs, but technology i suppose is on their side.

[Gawfman123]

I think I might win with this set. I play a set of Macgregor VIP Tour CB92's. They are about 16 years old. I have NEVER hit any iron better than these. And they have traditional lofts.

[supercharger]

Mp 32's best looking iron ever produced period.

[Freddy300]

I am a high handicapper who is getting back into golf after 10+ years. I bought a cheap new RAM set but have slowly replaced drivers and putter. The irons are not too bad for cheap clubs.

 

I have a 33 year old (could be slightly older) set of Wilson Dynapower woods and irons. I think I may regrip the irons because I can hit golf wiffle balls very well with them. I need to regrip them before I go to the range. It is weird because they look like really good (modern) blades and I probably need OS game improvement irons but I think I can hit the old Wilsons really well. They have True Temper shafts.

[KevinVB]

I've been playing the MP60's since they first were introduced. I don't change irons, or any equipment very often, for that matter (I still have one of my first set of shoes sitting ina closet). My last set was the Cally X-14's which I used for about 7 or 8 years.

 

After playing for 15 or so, years, I'm on my 3rd putter, my third 3 wood, my 4th set of irons (one set I purchased impulsively and only used for 4 months), 4th set of wedges, and last, but not least, on my 5th driver.

 

For what it's worth, I usually make a change when I feel an improvement, for whatever reason, from one club to another.

[villa]

Put my beloved Bridgestone J's professional weapons back in the bag a couple of years ago.

 

Released sometime around 1990. I must've had 20 sets since then but I've gone back to these old favourites to rediscover some of the feel I've been missing.

 

As good as ANY players cavity back made prior or since and more workable than a lot of modern day blades. The perfect set of irons!

[madaboutgolf]

still playing with callaway x14's

[wingz9]

Ping i5's, I haven't found anything better yet.

[lab1dobie]

I've been playing the original Hogan Edge 3-pw for 18 years now. Keep telling myself that I don't need a new set, but those Ping i10's seem to be calling my name.

[Chadwick]

TaylorMade RAC TP Combo's. No intentions of changing. How much can technology improve on a set of blades/players cavity's in the space of 4 years?

[jrsharp21]

I am playing with the 2004 Top Flite Tour irons. These irons are freaking unbelievable. On another forum there is a 38 page post about how good they are. I never bought into it but I found a set for $79 brand new. I took the plunge. Needless to say my first round I shot the lowest I ever have. Came back and sold my old irons right away.

[Gridlock]

Playing i3 blades, circa 2000. Just love these irons, I have a full bag of them.

[sgordon01]

titleist 962's are in my bag

 

going to be hard to replace these

[ripsid]

Traded in my R7xd's for a set of Mizuno MP-30's, they feel amazing! Can't wait to play them!

 

Pete

[lancer1558]

Currently 3 sets of irons, no paticular order:

Cleveland TA2s

MacGregor 1025 Musclebacks

MacGregor PCBs (just bought this year)

 

There are a lot of good, "older" irons available.

Gary

[Fade2Left]

PING i3 O-size...here to stay

[jkman]

I've been playing my Titleist DCI 990's for about 7 or 8 years now (bought them when I graduated 8th grade and went to highschool). Now that I'm graduating college, I'm looking for a new set of irons. I'm also gaming the same 60*vokey wedge, titleist 975D and 975F woods. Playing about a 12 now.

 

[Peoples Golf]

the price, i got 06 irons for about 200 and love them. no reason to change, at least not yet.

[GrantMLS]

DCI 990's.. Got them 01 and still love them. just re-grip them and they feel like brand new clubs.

[CSG]

I'm just getting back into the game after a long layoff. I'm using my old (1988-89) Cougar II CB irons and metal conventional sized woods. I have added a 21 and 24 degree hybrid to replace the 3 and 4 irons and will replace the 1,3,5 woods with a new driver and long fairway wood but the irons still play well enough for my current game.