I have played with the MP 33 irons for about a year now, I played with the comp ez and the ping I2 Becu cavity back irons. The mp 33 blades are much easier to hit that you might think. I bought them on e-bay for $250 with shipping and figure that I had nothing to lose if I could not hit them because I got them for a good price. The first time I went to the driving range I was impressed with how easy they were to hit and have been playing them ever since.

I play once a week and sometime two times for about 22 years. I am about a 6 handicap golfer and play in the high 70’s to low 80’s but I did have a week a couple of month ago when I hit 2 over on Monday and 3 under on Thursday, but I have to confess, I shot 10 over on Friday.

I do love the way they look in my bag and will confess that the impression that they give when you walk up to the first tee is that you are a serious golfer with baldes in your bag is a natural high to me, I will confess that.

They are not that difficult to hit and are wonderful and feel soft when hit well. I play pro-V1 balls which feel soft when struck with the mp33 and enjoy the feel of a well hit ball.