l have been playing golf for 1 year and have a handicap of 28. l havent got the top of the range irons and l am really wanting some new ones. l have been looking at the cobra fp. what do you think

l use the taylormade r7 irons with graphite shafts and they are amazing! Great control and feel.

cobra s9... very forgiving and excellent distance. they are actually on sale right now..

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l bought the fp is last spring and have since gone to the Adams OS Hybrid Iroms and l love them!

Asking folks on Y/A what clubs to buy is almost like asking random strangers what underwear you should wear tomorrow. The answer to your question lies within you. try out different brands and models..buy what you hit the best.its simple.

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l aways used Taylormade TP Forged Irons , It is suitable for me
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l do not know if you have a golfgalaxy near by but if you do l would go and talk to them about the Maltby Ke-4 irons. You can have the shaft fit to you, chose your grip and have the loft/lie custom fit to you for a very reasonable price. This irons are extremely forgiving and can be had for well under $300. You can also buy them online at golfworks.com.

l would get a taylormade they work wonders for me plus it gives you a smooth stroke
depending were you get between275.00-425.00

well alot of guys would tell you to get super game improvement irons
but l say get a top brand cavity back set, you cant go wrong with ping or taylormade irons

l agree with wbaker. We really cant say. Go to the local golf shop, get measured, & let the pro help u out. l doubt most of the people answering know what loft is perfect for irons, yet alone telling u what irons to buy. But if u r too lazy (most of us are) to go to the pro shop & sit there for an hour listening to the measurments & lofts the pro is reconmending, & u want to go online, l suggest getting slazenger

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they r crazy cheap, but they r crazy forgiving & good clubs, l have heard. l have seen them in stores, but never used them, but l have some friends that cant afford top clubs, so they turn to slazenger, & end up in the round beating me by ten strokes. They ar hybrid designed (the raw distance ones) & r a good fit for a new player that needs some extra boost in the distance & straightness. But again, these might be good for you, might not. We cant say from ur lack of info. Go to the pro, ask him, not some internet jockies on trying to get worthless points. These r a good irons for u if u plan on the internet for shopping, dont buy them if u dont. It better to have the pro tell u what to buy.

The Ping G10 irons are very forgiving. If you get them in graphite shaft, l think they will work very well for you.