RedRedJarvisRedwine

If you are trying to save money, I’d buy blems online. If you’re trying to buy local (omaha) the golf pro at Golf USA on 120/F is a good guy and helped me pick my irons out a few years ago.

I'm a Ping guy so I went and did a fitting to find my correct lie, length, etc..  and then hit a few balls in a simulator to help pick out a model. At the time it was either i25s or G30s.... based on contact and ball flight it suggested the i25s. I ended up buying a set of i20s as they were similar but quite a bit cheaper - found a good deal on ebay from a Canadian seller. Generally I like to buy one or two models older than the current one just because I can't really plonk $1,000 down on a set of clubs.

Ping controls the retail pricing of their clubs more than nearly any other company.  An expo might have a good low price.  But it won't be much less than elsewhere.  For Ping it's unlikely you'll find anyplace with a significant price discount on a new set.  If Ping finds out some store is selling for below their suggested retail they cancel their contract.  eBay might be your best bet for a good price on a set of i200 irons.  /jmho