Posted April 24, 200618 yr comment_119453 I would like to buy a new set of irons and I am considering The Srixon 302's or the 506's as well as the Precept Tour Premium CB's. A lot of my friends have Nike Pro Combo's and love them. Any help with my decision making. I am a 14 handicapper.
April 26, 200618 yr comment_119607 I would like to buy a new set of irons and I am considering The Srixon 302's or the 506's as well as the Precept Tour Premium CB's. A lot of my friends have Nike Pro Combo's and love them. Any help with my decision making. I am a 14 handicapper. Of the ones you've mentioned, I've only hit the 302s and liked them a lot: feel, performance and appearance. Very similar to the Scratch 2005 CBs. Since they are the old model, you ought to be able to get a good deal. Be sure to spend most of your time focusing on getting the right shaft and lie angle for you.
April 26, 200618 yr comment_119611 I had the 302's and Scratch Cb's and trust me the Scratch are much much easier to hit. Your handicap range usually benefits from a little more off-set and this is where Scratch fits the bill perfectly. I enjoyed using the 302's but every time i set up over the ball I had a little doubt as to whether it was going straight or out to the right with a fade. This was eradicated with the Stratch. I'd go Scratch 10 times out of 10. if like me you were looking for a forged club with a little help and didn't want to go to a massive head like the Mizuno MX23's then the Scratch 2005cb's are absolutely perfect for what you're looking for - forged feel with ample forgiveness. the other irons you might want to consider are the x-tours.
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