Am a beginner and looking for a set of irons that last me maybe from beginning to mid-level.

Any feedback on these irons?

I believe what tiy meant was, a model of iron from PING, named PING Zinc 2...

Pls correct me if i m wrong...

I did have a short spade of experience with these irons, with today's technology, your money could be well spent furthur by choosing clubs with a better technology.

No doubt the Ping Zinc 2 in its days were one of the easier to hit irons, however my statement above still holds.

thanks bro for your response. In your view , what clubs would have a better technology ? callaway x-series a better option ? am actually also eyeing at x16,18,20

Tiy,

if you are intending to get x18 or earlier release irons, it seems you will need to get it 2nd hand. Options ranges from getting at several 2nd hand retailers in Singapore. You can see the previous post here of "where to get 2nd hand equipment."
however, the best thing is to try out / swing analysis to determine the type of shaft suitable for your goodself.

Maybe you can come down to Starry Starry Nite on Wednesday at marina to try out some of the demo irons and members irons(with their consent).

Hope you have fun shopping.

dun get those that are hybrids...

CB are good for everyone.. even pros use CB...

the Cleveland ChrisD is selling is not bad too... can give it a try..

These being said, what is ur definition of mid level? by shot shaping or HCP?

I hv a frd that hv low HCp but dunno how to play a draw or fade when necessary.

cb = cavity back

mb = muscle back

thanks bro... understood

Hi,

There are a couple of resale ping eye2 sets at the second floor, far east. Check it out. Same serial numbers. There are a couple more at Creative Joe's too (Telok Ayer)