I used to love golf. I was consumed with it, and although I was always the shortest hitter in my group of friends, I could usually beat them because I was always in the fairway and am a good putter. I played a stretch of 106 holes in a row with the same ball before I lost it. Played on a father/son league with my dad and when he passed away in 2008, I stopped playing. Recently, my son has built a golf simulator in his garage, and I am lost. Don’t even know how to swing anymore. He and my daughter surprised me, pitched in and purchased these Epic Forged irons for my 68th birthday. After swinging them in the yard, my interest is peaked. They look amazing, feel wonderful, and have rekindled my interest in wanting to play again. If I can get my swing back,I think I will enjoy golf very much once again. I used to shoot low-mid 80’s usually, and broke 80 several times when I was playing a couple times a week. That was 14 years ago, and hopefully I can achieve those kinds of scores even now in my old age. These clubs are very inspiring!
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