Success (as best one can describe with golf) involves dispersion pattern, distance, and launch/landing angle. MB irons are the least forgiving both for heal//toe strikes and how high/low on the face. Any club will be optimal compressing the ball correctly. That is not a feature of just MB.

The T350 is the most forgiving. Best you find a coach/instructor to check your mechanics and observe your ball striking. Based on how well you do (or don’t) finding the center of the face, that person can suggest a T series iron suitable to your current ability, if you aren’t getting optimal results with the MB’s. It is uncommon in beginning golfers, but still possible. More common in general is to start with T350/T200.

Yes, you are absolutely correct in every aspect and I appreciate your time in replying to my post. As much as I love hitting MB’s and possibly the T100’s soon too my reality for playing the game properly lies with the snow shovel-sequel T350’s or a set of old AP1’s. Thank you.

The mbs are meant for someone who is a very consistent ball striker who hits the sweet most of the time, which is not the case for inexperienced golfers. Everyone here will tell you to get fit. In the mean time you can purchase a used set of AP 1 irons for a good price. This would be a good place to start.

Yeah, I went to look at the new T range today, which all look very neat and swish but the T350 look huge and like shovels in comparison to what I’ve been playing with in the past but will consider after a proper testing and fitting session. AP1 has been mentioned a few times as a solid forgiving club though. Thanks for your reply.