Perkins Rooster
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I would get Wishon 575's. There is a milled and bead blasted area in the back but I don't consider that a 'cavity'.
Which Blade Irons to Pick....Advice Please....
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that looks like hallow back ironI would get Wishon 575's. There is a milled and bead blasted area in the back but I don't consider that a 'cavity'.
Perkins Rooster
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Hallow back - how do you mean? Sorry, I've never heard that term.
Nalajr
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LOTS of great looking irons for sure. Those new COBRA irons are just gorgeous. I think they are one of the best looking irons to come out in a LONG time.
What I am thinking about now is that since I already have a Mizuno MP-33 6 iron, maybe I can just pick up a 7,8,9 and maybe a 5. That's all I would need really because I would most likely stay with the wedges I would have with my main set of irons. I don't know how hard it would be to find those irons individually though. Might be kinda tough. Maybe I can find someone that has a decent set that wouldn't mind working with me on them. Who knows though.
I also wouldn't mind having a set of Bridgestone J36. Boy those are some great looking irons too.
If you were picking a VINTAGE set of irons, what would you pick then?
Keep the pics and suggestions coming fellas.....and gals if there are any participating.
Thanks all
Nalajr
What I am thinking about now is that since I already have a Mizuno MP-33 6 iron, maybe I can just pick up a 7,8,9 and maybe a 5. That's all I would need really because I would most likely stay with the wedges I would have with my main set of irons. I don't know how hard it would be to find those irons individually though. Might be kinda tough. Maybe I can find someone that has a decent set that wouldn't mind working with me on them. Who knows though.
I also wouldn't mind having a set of Bridgestone J36. Boy those are some great looking irons too.
If you were picking a VINTAGE set of irons, what would you pick then?
Keep the pics and suggestions coming fellas.....and gals if there are any participating.
Thanks all
Nalajr
flaMtneer
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Depends on what you mean by "vintage". I would consider Wilson Staff, Wilson Staff Fluid Feel (drill thru hozel), Hogen Apex, Golden Ram Tour Grind or the old Tommy Armour blades (can't remember the model).
JRod
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The ones I play now.
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I bought a set of Hogan Radials for $15 and love them. I just mess around with them, but they're fun to hit. I've heard a lot of good things about Adams A4, which you can get pretty cheap as well.
I love the looks of MB's and hope that one day my game is good enough to warrant putting them in my bag.
I love the looks of MB's and hope that one day my game is good enough to warrant putting them in my bag.
Faiz
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You know after you said that I went on their site;
My god those are nice.
I've never seen any for sale in england.
I think they might even be better looking than my Titleists.... :disapointed:
I don't really consider Callaway, Nike or Taylormade to be traditional blade makers.
Mizuno, Titleist, Hogan and Cleveland always spring into my mind but I guess that's just from what I've seen growing up.
Speedliner
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I can't imagine what they'd cost, and most of that cost would be a premium for the look and limited edition not the play, but aren't they beautiful:
MrGoodKatt
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I'm still playing my ZM's. Great feel and still look great. Titleist makes a great blade iron. I really like the look of the MP 69. Gonna hit them soon. Keep the Miuras. I'm not paying that much for clubs and I bet the Titleist and Mizuno feel just as good.
