Assigning stereotypes to golf ironsfrom @shaneohgolfs

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What irons you use says about you. Starting it out with the Mizuno JPX hot better. These are some of the best irons in the game. Well, Shane, you can't be good if you use these. They're cavity bags. Best stop. These irons are incredible from scratch golfers all the way to 25 handicaps. So you're a 12.9 handicap. We all know about the p seven ninety golfers. They like to talk a big game. They act like they're better than they actually are, but nobody talks about the p seven seventy golfers. This is the golfer that has a demanding job, wishes they could be on the golf course more, but they can't. So they're a weekend warrior, and they show up, don't talk about their game, and take all your money. Four point weekend warrior rank they show up, don't talk about their game, rank take all your money. 4.2 handicap. The Ping I 500 is another incredible set of irons, and the best way to describe Ping golfers is low maintenance. They are out there to have a good time. They don't get too high. They don't get too low, but they're still going to be competitive. 8.8 handicap. Any stretch on iron, one of the most underappreciated and underrated brands in good, and you don't care what anybody else has to say. You're a decent golfer. 12.2 handicap. TaylorMade p seven TWs. I know your friends are too afraid to tell you this, so I'll do it. There is absolutely no reason that these golf clubs should be in your bag. They are beautiful, probably the best looking design on an iron of all tier, but I can pinky promise you you're not Tiger. So unless your handicap has a plus in front of it, you should not be swinging p7 t w's. You're really a 10 handicap that tells everybody he's a scratch golfer.