Soldato
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The main things I'd recommend when buying clubs are to go to a course or high street shop and try as many different sets as you can, and to get fitted for clubs. Make sure they let you try the clubs on a driving bay/range and get fitted, even if you have to pay. There is a pretty major difference between the shafts you can have specced on clubs, and in my opinion it really makes a difference in how the clubs feel. Also it allows you to try the difference between regular and stiff flex shafts etc.
It also depends what your main aims are in golf regulus, or what you'd like to improve on. If you want more distance, more forgiveness, higher ball flight, or more control, there are clubs that will suit each purpose, and sometimes several at once. I've got a set of Mizuno game-improvement type irons and they have added a lot of distance to my game. If you're having lessons, speak to your pro and see whether they think changing irons would be beneficial for you.
It also depends what your main aims are in golf regulus, or what you'd like to improve on. If you want more distance, more forgiveness, higher ball flight, or more control, there are clubs that will suit each purpose, and sometimes several at once. I've got a set of Mizuno game-improvement type irons and they have added a lot of distance to my game. If you're having lessons, speak to your pro and see whether they think changing irons would be beneficial for you.