MP 32s vs MP 60s?

[Johnson]

I need some feedback in deciding between purchasing either the MP 32 or MP 60's.

I shoot in the mid-low 80s. I could be better if my short game were better. I have always liked the look and feel of a blade. This year I have played a cavity back RAM FX5. To be honest it has improvemed my game considerably. My distance has increased significantly.

I want to upgrade the quality of my clubs to a Mizuno. I have tried to hit the irons at the store into the screen. I do not have much feedback other than the computer simulation. As for feel they feel very similar. From my research on the clubs I felt I hit the 32's better than the more "forgiving" 60's.

The sales staff said for double digit handicaps to avoid blades and go to stay with a cavity.

Can anyone give me their thoughts on these clubs and the best way to evaluate what one to buy? or should I stick with the RAM's and save the money on a decent Driver or Hybrid or Wedge. Or consider a Titleist blade or Taylor Made blade which I can hit pure and straight but it does lack the softness of cavity back.

From my research both MP 32s and MP 60s sound amazing and have satisfied players.

[TourIQ]

From my research both MP 32s and MP 60s sound amazing and have satisfied players.

Hi Johnson

What is your handicap? MP-32's are shorter heel-2-toe. If you are a low capper then get a set of MP-30's off eBay and save yourself a ton of cash.

Better yet get custom fitted for high end forged components and never look back. Take a look at http://www.kzgolf.com/Irons_Forged.aspx

[sharkhark]

Having gone through some of the same stuff as you, including a venture with the 32's, why not consider the cavity back zuno's. Still get a forged product, forgiveness, but with a more player look than alot of irons.
I used to own mx20's and should have never sold them.
SOmething like the mx25's would do for you, and are rated really high (or mx23).

[akrus]

Having played the 32's, I've got nothing but good things to say about them. Personally don't like the appearance of the 60's as much, but a friend of mine has bought two sets of them (one for each club he's a member at) and he absolutely loves them. I didn't think that there was much difference in the playability of them, but I've only swung the 60's about 20 times so it's not a very reliable opinion.

One thing that's for sure, the 32's are extremely forgiving for blades. My Taylor RAC mbs are nowhere near as forgiving.

I would also like to recommend the mx-25s. Julianne just bought these the other week from GT (huge thanks to Westbeach for taking 3 hours to help her decide amongst a very large selection of clubs - your help really made the experience great). They are very nice clubs and I don't think you can go wrong with Mizzies. I'm sure I'll have another set of Mizunos before long (oh, and the resale value of Mizzies has to be industry leading, IMO)
- they really are that good.

[Johnson]

"Chicks dig me, because I rarely wear underwear and when I do it's usually something unusual"

1) Where is that quote from? Anchorman?

2) Can you make a distinction between a MP 32 vs 60 from hitting off a mat (sundin) or should you try it on grass first?

3)Any negative feedback on the 60's I had a guy at GT say people report they lose distance with the 60s compared to other clubs.

4) If my present irons are okay but not high end. Should I stick with them and put money into where the strokes are such as short game gear. Invest in a wedge or 2 and a decent putter?

[The Troll]

"Chicks dig me, because I rarely wear underwear and when I do it's usually something unusual"

1) Where is that quote from?

Bill Murray in Stripes.

Love the 60's, never hit the 32's.