The best irons for a high handicap golfer in 2023 2024. Club Champion Fitting series. 

Great video, says a whole lot about getting properly fit by reputable fitters 😍

I have always been a sucker for a good club fitting video, and this one was pretty good. Not convinced that a lie board is the best way of checking lie angles - it is very old school. I am a big fan of SteelFiber shafts as I play them in my irons, incredibly stable feeling shafts. What I have been told in the past is that most players find that Steelfiber shafts play a bit stiffer than their designated flex - so I play regular i80s in my irons but stiff shafts in my hybrid, fairway woods and driver. Not knowing Steve, and therefore not knowing if he has physical limitations which may impact his swing, I think a good coach could correct his collapsing back swing. Steve would probably gain 15 mph of club head speed fairly quickly and probably another 20 yards of carry with his 6i. The great thing is that the T350s will still be an excellent choice in that scenario although Steve might need a slightly heavier and/or stiffer shaft in them then

Right awat you could tell the Titleist was hitting better and higher.Steves low backspin is keeping him from getting ball higher but thats a swing issue a club wont fix.He pulls up instead of hitting down on ball and hitting low shots.Definstely would help in wet conditions and eliminste any fat shots.

From the video seems like the distance gains were from only the best hits also the BB 7i loft was 33* and the T350 7i is 29*. Also, I would run from a fitter talking about iron total distance instead of carry, descent and spin. Finally, I don't think a lie board is considered useful/accurate for determining club lie angle. Just a bad fitting in my opinion regarding performance but the T350 does look better and may feel better.

Great. So many of us(me) the slow singing gentleman. I’m inspired is your 50% discount apply to all ClubFitters? Enjoy the video

More loft, and more hybrids / fairway woods is the way to go. Probably only need around 10-12 clus as a bunch of clubs will go the same distance in the middle of the set with your swing speed. Have to maintain high ball speed and MOI as well. So, I would look at up to a 7 hybrid, and perhaps your longest iron at no lower than 34 degrees of loft. The Cleveland Launcher, Wilson Launchpad, Taylormade HD, and PXG 0211Z may be good test candidates. G430 with retro lofts may also be worth a try. But, unlikely to be enough. An iron that runs out 20 yards+ is unfortunately useless.

I played the original big bertha irons in 1994 when I was 18 yrs old.. Lol

I went to a Taylormade free fitting event, I was done after 5 minutes. Maybe I need to visit a club champion to get a real fitting done.

Did we see an increase in spin?

He should go with Callaway Rogue ST MAX OS from Callaway Preowned can pick up set if very good condition for $600 and speed the rest on Lessons.. Rogue ST MX OS are only year old technology and hit with in 5% of Paradym Irons..

Why would they not give him the mizzuno high launch or hybrids?

Everything about this video, was good. Until I saw the Ping lieangle board. The tool has been proven to be bad and cause the computer to measure wrong, because the deflection of the club off that board isn't natural, to what you'll see in real course conditions. Your friend may need to be refit and his lie angle adjusted, if he finds a lot of his shots are carrying left or right. Probably more left hooks, because of the 1 degree upright. Good luck, and enjoy.

Good to watch but he'd have been much better to spend half that money on a second hand game improvement set and the other half on lessons.

Why use a lie angle board when you have quad? Lie boards are notoriously inaccurate. Quad tells you lie angle anyway