Saul_B
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I love my Callaway irons, but I know golf equipment has changed a lot since 2002. Should I invest in a new set or keep what i have. I play about 90+ rounds a year.
Upgrading from 2002 Big Bertha Irons?
China Cat>Rider
Dazed & Cornfused
next time you play take a new demo set out and see how you like them.
crazydog
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All callaway irons are solid. I think the Callaway irons from 2002 are more forgiving then the irons from 2009. But that is my opinion. :bulgy-eyes:
Hanks
On the Fringe
there are tons of websites out there for you to pull the trigger on a used set/left over set, etc. maybe try that route if the buyer remorse thing is going to be something for you to worry about
Older Callaway irons seem to be a bit before their time...X18's for example. They are still extremely good irons, and they are a few years old. Even the X16's are still some nice irons.
I'd demo some. If you like them and have the $$, go for it. If not, keep em.
I'd demo some. If you like them and have the $$, go for it. If not, keep em.
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I think the exact opposite BY FAR.
Saul_B
New member
China Cat>Rider
Dazed & Cornfused
which is why you should demo then first. once you find something you like you should look on here: http://callawaygolfpreowned.com/. They have some amazing deals from time to time.
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No problem. If you are looking for forgiving, there are lots out there. I would find a set that you like the look of. Get them fitted for you and you will be extremely happy.
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Welcome to THP Saul_B. You'll get lots of good advice here.
China Cat>Rider
Dazed & Cornfused
and sarcasm.
dynarider
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Depends on whether or not you like your current set & they work with your swing.