Mizuno Mp-32 Compared To Mx-20

[mfetterman]

weight differences and other suggestions

I have been playing the mizuno mx-20's since they were released. I am considering switching to the mp-32's as I feel that it is time to get away from the game improvement irons and into more of a player's club. I usually shoot in the 78-84 range and have found that because my current irons are so forgiving, I do not have to make a great swing to get good results. This is something that I am not fond of as I have really began to get serious about golf again after a few years of just going out once and a while with my buddies for something to do. I want a set of irons that will reward my good swings and let me know my bad ones. I also believe that having irons like this will make me want to practice more. A few of the things that I have been thinking about are:

1. Club head weights between the mx-20's (basically the same as the current mx-23's) and the mp-32's. (I currently use the dg s300 in my irons but am thinking about switching to the dg superlites. I know the shaft weight difference is about 25 grams which is fine as long as the club heads don't weigh to much less than my current ones)

2. Other shaft choices in steel with weights in between the dg's and superlites, I know I will probably here a few for the project x's but i am not sure if I will be able to spend any more than 15 to 20 dollars per shaft for an upgrade. Also, I have a pretty high ball flight already with the dg's so i don't want anything that will have a higher ball flight.

3. Difference between the mp-32's and mp-60's. If anyone has had a chance to hit the new 60's, how different do they play from the 32's, as a combo set between the two is also a possibility. Probably looking at getting new 5-PW so any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any suggestions or comments.

PS. this site absolutely rocks, best golf forums i have found, great information and absolutely wonderful topics, i have spent hours upon hours just reading through these great forums.