el3n1:The OP would have been far better off to just consult those expert level players than delve into the forum. imho anyway.
Ed I imagine this is what he's done and was maybe told something along the lines of "you could try to get wgt to reduce the price but I doubt if you'll have much luck", and decided to give it a go.
It also makes sense to me to post in the forum in case others think the same and support his view. Some chance when, as pointed out, most here got thier boost free through a glitch.
His first post was factual about prices he will and will not pay for amounts of boosts, the reply didn't address that.
His second post, I think the one meant with the accusations of him being boastful/gloating or whatever
I play with some of the best players in the world. The higher level clubs do make a difference. That's why I want them. To answer your question, my first goal would be to get to 97 for the irons. Then 99 for the better driver. From there, I will probably just level up as normal, since 102 is sooo much xp to achieve.
I remember feeling exactly the same. He's not saying if he gets these clubs he'll beat them just compete better, for me it was to try get within 10 strokes in a four round CC tournament then gradually try to cut that down......I don't think I got the first done :-(
The rest is just sensible planning.
I replied to your post as I hope you'll know I'm not picking an argument here, and I'm not, I just think the op is being treated quite unfairly.
Anyway I reckon the main reason the price of that stuff is so high, and it still sells, is that it's very handy for multi's and baggers wanting good equipment. Which isn't very fair on those that are neither. For me I'd rather they didn't sell it at all, of the two a price reduction is more likely, seems you can buy experience but it's expensive :-))