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Tour B RX and 2019 Masters

2016 GBB @44"

Prices include shipping CONUS only Wishon 565MC Heads SOLD. Nippon NS Pro 8950GH (.370). Shafts have been used for 2 seasons but are in great shape. These were cut for irons with a 1.25” BBGM for a playing length of 38” in the 5 iron. Completed club lengths were as follows: #5–38”, 6–37.5”, 7–37”, 8–36.5”, 9–36”, PW–35.5”, AW–35.25”. Asking $90 obro.

City and State: West Chester PA Handicap: 3.4 Current Irons: KZG Forged Evolution Favorite Feature of the New P790 irons: Thinner top-line, lower COG If selected, do you agree to participate in a review thread? We would ask you provide hi-res, quality photos, and provide a review of the clubs? Absolutely!

Thanks for the opportunity!

Went to 44" two years ago (from 45"). Better contact and more fairways with no perceptible loss in distance.

Thanks for the opportunity to win this driver!

City, State West Chester, Pa. Handicap 3.2 What model ball (Z-Star or Z-Star XV)? Z-Star XV Current ball used? Srixon Z-Star Do you agree to be part of a GolfWRX Member review thread for Srixon golf balls and add you review, photos, stories and updates? Yes

West Chester, PA Tour Velvet Plus 4 I have used tour velvet for years with 4 wraps under the grip. Would love to try this out!

EXS 3 wood (15*) with Tensei Blue 70 Stiff. Thanks Tour Edge!

I was intrigued so I picked up a TS-1 5-iron. This was the first Maltby iron that I ever considered, let alone ordered. I have to say I was surprised by the very low profile of this head. The hosel is much shorter and BBGM is 15/16". This must be how Maltby gets such low VCOG numbers. I was hoping this would be similar to the i500 or P790 but it's profile is more closely related to my wife's 716 AP1. Here's a pic of the TS-1 5-iron with a KZG Forged Evolution 5-iron (i.e. a somewhat more traditionally sized head) for comparison.

West Chester, PA 3.2 Ping Ketsch 11C 34" I agree. Thanks!

Queen B 5 at standard length (34), 4 degrees of loft, 71 degree lie angle, and standard grip. Thanks!

Take a look at the TourEdge XJ1. Large head (194cc), very light overall weight, and price has just dropped substantially.