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In these days, the Mizuno MP-69 irons have stepped into our world. I can not control myself to have a test with them.

I kindly thank the culprit who stole my 907 D2 driver as it initiated both the purchase of the 909 D3 and also the downward spiral of my handicap. As a mid range golfer playing on a predominantly dog leg course I have the confidence to work on it.

I enjoyed using the Mizuno MX-950 irons. They are easy to hit with the ball getting airborne quickly. Nice sound on contact and the clubs looked OK. They seemed to be pretty forgiving with a nice sweet spot.

I switched from blades to the MP-62 irons and love them. I have great control and even on mishits the ball still goes. My first round playing with them I shot an 82. Not to bad considering I only got to practice with them once prior to playing.

“I've been playing with the MP-52 irons for 2 months now and I'm very happy with it. I held off buying the MP-60 and MP-57 as well as Ping S57. It's well worth the wait after using TM LT for 5 years.

I bought the new RAZR Hawk fairway woods to replace my old Callaway clubs. The reason I bought Callaway again is because they have superior clubs and the best customer service I have ever dealt with.

I have tried many drivers and this Callaway FT-9 driver by far is the best! I am hitting the ball 25-30 yards further than my old driver Taylormade R5. Even on miss hits the ball is still out 240-260 yards off the tee.

These sets of TaylorMade Burner XD irons with steel shafts are forgiving and long, even on mis-hits. Good looking at set up and I have always played blades since college days.

It was unfortunate that I hurt my elbow when I swung my TaylorMade R7 CGB Max Fairway Wood several days ago. Luckily, I searched several good ways to treat my injury.

It took me a very long time to adjust the TaylorMade R9 460 Driver to my liking, but once I found the setting that fit my game the club worked just as advertised.