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i210's and iBlades both have 5 wins each on the PGA Tour

Price change on shaft, weights still available as well.

New pricing for shaft and weights.

Price changes.

In the post yes, but someone already direct messaged me before that. Apologies. I know there is a set available on the bay similarly priced currently.

Already sold.

* Disclaimer, please add $10 to each of these for West of the Mississippi Okay, first to give her the respect she deserves is my G410+ who has served me valiantly over the last 2 golf seasons. She has sadly been put to pasture by a Tsi3 after taking my driver game to new levels. Now, as you can see, she's seen some stuff. That said, she is a gamer through and through. Please note she has a heavier head weight to help her play at D6. I am including the headcover and original adjustable weight in the sale - SOLD 2. Graphite Design Tour AD XC-6 Flex X tipped 1

Again, I think the 425 LST is the perfect "low spin" alternative for the tweener coming from the 410 series. The plus spun too much and the LST was too low in terms of spin. The 425 LST would thus be your unicorn.

I said it in another post, but I think the 425 LST is the perfect improvement on the 410 series for the tweener. Doesn't need all the spin killing of the 410 LST, but the 410+ sometimes spins too much. I loved it.

What do you want to know? I am coming from a G410+ and got fit into a TSi3 and the runner up in the fitting was the 425 LST.

I would say the big advancement is for the tweener player who couldn't fit completely into SIM or 410 LST for spin lowering (and for who the 410+ spins too much). I know for me, SIM pushed my G410+ last year, but the spin consistency with the SIM wasn't great. That was really the only thing I hoped they were going to improve on with the SIM to make the thing damn near perfect. Alas, they did not. The 410 LST was consistent on spin, but just below my comfort level in terms of playable spin levels on the actual course. The 425 LST is the perfect bridge for a tweener like

I got my Trackman report for my fitting last night. One thing of note I hadn't been shown before, so it probably existed and I was just unaware or not shown it, but the Trackman optimizer where it shows you if the shot was optimized what it should have been versus how you performed on the shot really helped during the fitting. The TSi3 was tops in the usual numbers: Ball Speed Spin Dispersion Carry However, it was also always in the optimal ranges or better than them, but again, if you're a Ping person the 425 LST will serve you well whether coming f

I played the 410+ and had no idea the 425 LST was even smaller, but I honestly prefer a smaller head. I was trying to do my fitting blind and just hit what was handed to me. So, as long as it didn't sit closed we were good. If the TSi3 didn't exist, I would be upgrading to the 425 LST, it's that good. I think the big gain this year I got out of the 425 LST versus the 410 LST was the spin consistency. For me personally, some of the "low spin" drivers can give me an occasional low spin knuckler and that is what made the SIM lose out last year. I was under the impression t

In a post below, answer the following questions 1. City and State? Sanford, FL 2. Handicap? 2.8 3. What ZX iron set do you want to test? ZX-7 3. Are you able to test equipment on a golf course with one week of its receipt? Yes 4. Current Iron setup? Wilson Combo set of Staff Model Blades and D7 Forged 5. What is the most exciting thing about the ZX irons? Turf interaction 6. Do you agree to participate in an ongoing testing thread, posting reviews and photos? Yes

Yeah, I do my driver fitting the end of January every new year. So at this point we're locked into TSi3 barring anything crazy.