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i agree with most of the advice above. i work at Golf Galaxy part-time and i'd strongly suggest that you get at least a general fitting where you have your club head speed measured. that should tell you what flex club to play. i'd recommend that if you swing over 95mpg with a driver, the flex should be stiff. anything less than 65 mpg should be a senior flex.
as for the x22s, they are a very good game improvement club with a lot of technology to help out your game and make it more enjoyable. its very forgiving on mis-hits and with the low center of gravity, you'll be hitting nice high shots into the greens.
there are other manufacturers that are just as good if not better, but it would depend on what feels best to you, how much you wanna spend, and what you hit the best. Adams, Cleveland, Nike, Ping, Cobra, TaylorMade, etc all make game improvement sets that are priced differently and sometimes you're paying for more for R&D/brand name than you should IMO.
try a few sets of game-improvement sets especially ones with a hybrid included instead of a 3 iron. a hybrid will become your best friend IMO since its very easy to hit and you can probably hit it straighter than a wood or driver off the tee.
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