No one is talking about the new Tour Edge EXS Pro quipment?

[rainkingjr]

I can't believe I haven't seen any threads discussing the new stuff coming for Tour Edge. Saw the article a few weeks ago and now see that pre-order is available through Tour Edge. I have to be honest, the EXS Pro driver looks nice and I am very tempted to order one without even hitting it. The whole wood line looks excellent. I am hoping the TXG guys get their hands on the driver and do a video.

[SubaruWRX]

Reminds me of the 2016 Great Big Bertha driver with the updated Epic sliding weight. What’s really new here though? I’ve always liked TEE and especially the EXS220 driver. It worked well for me, but wasn’t really any better than my old Ping driver.

[ASN21]

Their EXS Pro driver looks like GBB

Their EXS Pro irons look like Apex clones

Their wingman is a spider knock off.

Tour Edge has shown they can copy other companies designs and slap a cheaper price point. They haven’t shown much else to me...

[Golfjack]

Their stuff used to be premium, and then they went all cheap and weird looking. I don't like the path they are going down. Not a brand I would consider, and I think that's the popular sentiment, which is why nobody is talking about it.

[rainkingjr]

All OEMs copy each other. Sure the track on the back has been done before, and Callaway wasn't the first either. Mizuno did it before them.

[knudson81]

I have hit the fairway and the hybrid a good amount, just reshafting the driver to get it out on the course. Hybrid is legit and in my bag, knocked out my Big Bertha 815 that I have had for years! Talked about it on my TG2 podcast last week! Let me know if you have any questions.https://soundcloud.com/golfwrx/tg2-reviewing-tour-edge-exotics-pro-woods-forged-irons-and-la-golf-shafts

[QuigleyDU]

I think the pro is a nice secondary release to the the standard heads. Tour edge is still very high quality.

[ThreeBoxers]

Really like the EXS Pro irons, even if they have similar aesthetics to the Apex irons, the head shape could be somewhat different. I wouldn't mind trying them out.

[knudson81]

The irons and wedges are really soft and solid feeling. Had a guy who pretty much only plays high end JDM irons hit them on the range and he was really impressed on how soft and responsive they were. Worth trying out.

[puttingmatt]

Looked at the info from the TEE website,

Will have to wait for some testing, and reviews

Not certain about the counterbalanced shaft that is standard in the driver, definitely need more info

[xkilgorextroutx]

Tour Edge seems to be one of those brands that flies just under the radar. They don't do a lot of marketing and tend to cost less than some of the other "big brands" and for those reasons, they seem to me to be dismissed as not up to par (pun intended).

[third-times-a-charm]

Sorry but the EXS Pro irons are an exact copy of the Apex CF19 badging. It's really obvious and its not even an argument. It has nothing to do with everything in golf being a copy of everything....its literally the same cavity style. I dont know how TE let that one slide.

[knudson81]

I agree that they look the same, but the EXS Pro CB feels softer and more solid than the Apex CF19. Aimed at different golfers, the Apex is more forgiving and a distance iron while the EXS Pro CB is more of a players club.

[jimbonecrusher]

Not exact copy, but similar. The toe on the EXS Pro is more pointed and not rounded. From reading the information on the Tour Exotics webpage, their is also tungsten weights in the toe. The lower weight is also very different in shape. The badging might be similar shapes due to creating the optimal sound and feel characteristics desired. I guess the use of the "copy" term could be used for any blade iron created by an OEM.

[SwingMan]

Can't comment as I purchased the Regular Hybrid 19 and 16.5 wood and having them reshafted now.

 

The Pro Series is too much pro for me.

[titleistforged]

They could have at least done a different color or something, the black portion really stands out and screams 'sAmE'

*shrug*

[Lobber]

Also like the 30 day trial period. If you don’t like it you can send it back for a refund with no questions asked.

[Foreleft]

In all fairness, is anyone talking about anything around here, Site is dead as a door knob.

The Exotics stuff looks as good as ever, but will likely fade away.

[adam2883]

Had a friend send me a link talking about the hybrids and being “anti-left”. Checked them out online and read few articles and figured I would put it to the test having never seen or hit in person. The 30day trial period really sealed it for me, if it doesn’t work out and is no better than my gamer than I will send it back. But hoping it works out!

[iNeedMoreGolf]

Right and right. Maybe more ppl would be talking on here if the forum wasnt so strict. Like jailing me for 4 years over literally nothing.

[TechBroker]

They have always been the best woods made. Eagerly waiting to get my hands on one.

[SUPERG]

Used to have the Limited CB fairway, thing was a killer. Saw the hybrid from the release and loved the look of it already. It was nice to hear Knudson already bagged!! Only issue is the stock shafts are ho hum. Been a driving iron mood all year, but if I need a hybrid I’ll give it a try.

[WristySwing]

Pretty stock offerings at the moment though. The HZRDUS Smoke Yellow is in almost every OEM this year along with some sort of Tensei Product. It's interested that the EXS 220 seems to have a potentially real Ventus Blue...it has the 40T carbon at the tip that I think the TM one lacks. Could be wrong though.

[mjbfyb]

https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/comment/19349638/#Comment_19349638

[Jack lives here]

I'm still have the CB1 3 & 5 wood in the bag, and I'm not changing.

Got the 22* CBX hybrid, the CBX driving 5 iron and the Rally wedges.

TEE has flown under the radar, however in my opinion the product competes with anything else out there.

[VCGolfer79]

Because no one has ever said “hey did you hear about that new Tour Edge club” ever. Is what it is. They make quality products. I tried an EX9 tour fairway but it was a hook machine, I found zero resources for swapping out the head weight. It didn’t work out for me and I won’t go down their road again. They are what they are. A senior tour commercial fairway wood manufacturer who also makes all the other clubs too.

[WristySwing]

Thanks for that. Weird that they would go for a Ventus with VeloCore but then cheap out on the 70T....these OEMs drive me nuts sometimes.

[pak]

Still love my EXS 3/4 wood.

[the bishop]

It all looks great but I had a chance to roll that new Wingman putter in PGA Supersotre today and was surprised at how bad it felt. Also extremely light headfeel. Didn't put it on a sw scale but feels so light its ridiculous. Looks great though.

[adam2883]

Got one of the exs pro hybrids, club looks good and with the heavy weight on the toe the "anti-left" claim seems pretty legit. Took to the range and put in a couple rounds with it and didn't hit any real hard left misses which is very encouraging. However I didn't really find to club to be all that powerful/hot and came up short in the distance category. I know hybrids aren't exactly supposed to be a distance club, but I got the 17* model as its used as my 2 hyrbid/5 wood and could not hit my desired numbers with it to fill the gaps. It will likely be getting returned for a refund!