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Excellent shafts, I am playing them in a set of Mizuno JPX 921 Tours. Good luck with the sale! Just wanted to say that you may want to update the title. I believe these are “io” not “10” - it stands for Individually Optimized.

Absolutely, it is really helpful in trying t plan a build. I didn't have enough time to weight the others, but will try to get those up soon.

For sale are the following iron sets, heads only. All prices paypaled and shipped to continental US, others please inquire for shipping quote: Note: 11/3 price drop Mizuno JPX Tour 921 (4-9) Standard L/L. Great shape 8.5/10. ($600 > $550) Wilson Staff Model CB (4-GW) - Standard L/L, terrific shape 9/10 ($550 > $500 > SOLD) Titleist AP3 (5-PW) - Standard L/L, good shape 8/10 ($500 > $450) Thanks for looking! Mizuno JPX 921 Tours Wilson CBs Titleist AP3s

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Sold, thanks!

For sale is this Shotscope V3 GPS and shot tracking watch with red wristband. Used approximately 15 rounds, works great! Comes with charger, box, and all club tags. $160 shipped in US.

Looking to see if any folks here have moved from standard DG to the DG 120 in their wedges? I’ve made that switch in my irons, and it’s been a really positive - similar ballflight ,but just much more consistent and easier to swing. Has anyone here found swapping to lighter wedge shafts beneficial as well? Or is the difference in weight not significant enough to matter with half swings, etc.

Good call on Sabbatini, I’ll add him to the list in the first post.

Hi all, had an interesting conversation with my teaching pro the other day and wanted to do a little research. Are there any current PGA/LPGA/Senior players that putt with an Odyssey #9 or Scotty Cameron Del Mar style head? I know it's rare to see an 8802 style blade in high-level competition, but the #9/Del Mar seemed to be fairly popular up to just a few years ago, and then it seems to have dropped off the face of the earth. With the move to high MOI mallets, it feels like this toe-flow head shape has quite fallen out of favor. So far I have: Phil Mickelson (Odyssey Versa No. 9 White, when he's not swapping it in and out for the blade) Mark Hubbard (Odyssey Metal-X Milled 9HT) Rory Sabbatini (Scotty Cameron Del Mar Prototype) thanks Golfingfanatic Who am I missing?

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I'm currently demoing a 6&9 iron in both the 639 CBs and the 699 pros. I had an idea of building a combo set between the two, maybe 4-6 in the 699s and 7-9 in the CBs. I like my Vokey PW so don't need that club at the moment. Could not agree more on the CBs...those things are awesome! The 699 Pros are nice, but to quote the late Dennis Green, they "are who we thought they were!" If you are looking at the HMBs or 770s they could be a good value alternative to look at for sure. On the other hand, I have been flushing everything with the 639 CBs. In terms of launch, they remind me a lot of the Ping i210s. I'm glad you said something about the flatter sole and sharper trailing edge, it's pretty unique and not something I have seen in a while but they do sole up beautifully behind the ball. Definitely one to look at if you are looking in the player's cavity back market.

New irons always make wedge gapping interesting an interesting decision these days with the stronger lofted irons. I've recently been through a similar transition, and these are a few things that wound up shaping my decision: * Do you play a lot of full shots with your wedges? I really don't play a lot of full shots with my sand and lob wedges, but my gap is basically an 11 iron. The yardage I hit a 50* is one I see a lot on the course. I have to stand on a 52 to get it the same distance, and I don't like swinging out of control with short irons as it leads to some bad contact. * With your two highest lofted wedges I'd pay as much attention to bounce as anything else. I like having a sand wedge with a lot of bounce, and a lob wedge with less. * Are you comfortable opening up the face with your higher lofted wedges, or do you play them square? I like opening up lob wedge, so 58 worked better than 60 for me and yielded more consistent results. As you can tell, I landed on 50/54/58. I went with an S18 50 (which can be had for a song these days), and T20s in the 54 & 58.

Thank you all for the excellent advice. I have begun pulling and from my early measurements, two swaps looks to be spot on and the other is within about 1/8." I am taking extra time to make sure everything is clean and prepped. Howard thanks for the shim idea, I think that may work perfectly.

Hi all, I am a bit new to building irons - I've tried searching but I don't quite see the information I need for this question. Ideally, I would like to play a bit of shaft musical chairs as a winter project. I have 4-PW sets of the following: Mizuno MP-H4 with Dynamic Golds Mizuno JPX 919 Forged with NS Pro 120s Titleist 620 CB with AMT Blacks I would like to swap the shafts between the sets (s300s to the MP20s, NS to the Titleists, AMT Blacks to the MP-H4s), but from my understanding the BBTG measurement in irons is not consistent between brands (or even sets) so I'm not guaranteed that I will come out similarly in length, correct? Is there any rule of thumb on how much Mizuno or Titleist iron playing lengths correlate to shaft length, or is it just a case where I need to pull, measure and go from there? I have an extractor, a swingweight scale, and tip weights so it isn't my first rodeo.... but this is my first time attempting something this ambitious and just trying to get a sense of what I am in for and what I might need (e.g., shaft extensions, etc.). Thanks in advance for any advice you can share with me!

I call them like I see them! I thought I could always count on Titleist to deliver classy looks, but I guess those days are over.