As stated in the headline, I am trying to find out from the community which iron sets are now the best for mid-handicappers like myself (15hcp). I presently use Sub 70 irons, which, if you are unfamiliar with them, are probably fairly comparable to the tailor-made P790s. I enjoy them, however, they have worn out quickly, so I am searching for a new pair.
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Take a look at the Srixon MkII ZX5 and ZX7. These options work well together to combine your set. After purchasing one of Srixon’s ZX utility 2 irons and being completely amazed by its performance, feel, and sound, I became rather fascinated in the brand.
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When I tested the Titleist T200s, I really enjoyed them. They were fairly easy for me to hit, as we have around the same skill level. possessed a sharp ballflight.
I chose to take a different approach and purchased Ping 425s. However, the Titleists really made me pause and consider.
Although I believe there is currently a more recent version, it’s most likely the same animal.
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