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[tlflanders]

1. Go to a registered Titleist Fitting Works course and get fitted.

2. Hit every club that is available in the Titleist line.

3. Decide after weighing what the club fitter recommends and your personal preferences.

 

When it comes down to it, this all depends on how much you play the game. There are a lot of things that you need to think about other than the club itself.

 

1. What are your misses like?

2. Do you have problems getting your long irons in the air?

3. Are there consistent yardage gaps in your current iron set?

4. What kind of ball flight are you looking for?

 

These are just a few aspects. I can't be very precise without seeing your swing. Give us a better idea of your game and we can help you with your decision.

 

TL

[enickma]

You guys realize this topic is 10 months old, and judging by his signature, he's already gone to r7 tp's ?

[Imago-Dei]

You guys realize this topic is 10 months old, and judging by his signature, he's already gone to r7 tp's ?

oooops..........

[kiwidave]

as many others have said play what you want and you will play better golf, just fit yourself to the correct shaft.

 

By 4-5 shafts and keep on trying them in in your 6 iron until you get the best results. Also use some lead tape and try Swing Weights C9, D2, D4 ect.. and record your best results.

 

HAVE FUN with it!

 

 

This could be possibly one of the best post I've read on this site. Great stuff Gio