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No idea, hopefully somebody else can chime in. Also found this: Looks like they left the face raw, like the MG2
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Taylormade 2021 - NOT Sim....
GolfSwang replied to Noyes26's topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment
New Hi Toe, found on Rakuten: Looks like they have a raw face too -
Not sure about the MG line, but new Hi Toes are on the way apparently. Mentioned in the "Taylormade 2021 - NOT Sim" thread. Found this picture on Rakuten of the new Hi Toe:
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If anyone wants to see a picture of the Epic Max, search for user "allgolfequipment" on Instagram
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Rumours of an i59 are out there (iBlade replacement) for an early 2021 release. Check these threads
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That's what I'm thinking. Limited release Rev33 version being 100% milled...which explains the price tag (look at Seven Golf's fully milled MB/CB also ~$4500USD & PXG's fully milled blades/wedges). Fully machining these out of a block of carbon steel would take quite a bit of time (read: money). Then the Forged MB version nick posted will be the big retail release. Don't see any milling lines on this version, so price likely in line with their usual MB. I wonder if there's a corresponding CB in the plans too (to fit between the MB and MiM Forged Tour)?
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Kirkland Signature (Costco) golf balls (MERGED) (NO BST POSTS)
GolfSwang replied to Swoff57's topic in Golf Balls
Thanks for sacrificing a ball and posting this! Glad to see the v2.0 isn't just a new box. Looking forward to reading some performance reviews. I have an unopened double dozen of the original 3 piece that I'll likely exchange for the v2.0 if they've solved the high driver and iron spin issues. -
Good eye! Anyone know what's new with the 2.0 three-piece ball? Or try them out? Hopefully some of the cover durability issues have been fixed, and the abnormally high spin.
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Here's what Xander was playing today (courtesy of Getty images). Look very similar to the new Apex irons seen in Sam Burns' bag recently, but likely a bit more compact. Low resolution image but pretty sure it says "Pro" under Apex. Edit: They appear to only say Apex (clearer in today's Getty images)
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Thanks, Monte
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Monte, I'm assuming this is your answer for Rbsiedsc's question (about preset) above my post, correct? My post was asking about having a strong left hand grip and Cast A. Is a bit of L wrist extension remaining after Cast A okay (if the face is square)? And any differences needed in Cast A for a strong LH grip? Cheers!
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Monte, a related question but about the lead/left hand: I play with a strong LH grip, would it be okay to have a bit of extension remaining in the left wrist after Cast A (assuming the face is square)? Any recommendations (or differences) WRT to Cast A for us strong lead hand grippers in general? Flexion and supination of the lead wrist/arm are not possible for me due to an old wrist injury, which is why I ask. Thanks!
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Noticed these in one of the 2020 Shriners picture threads today (Tues #1) in Wyndham Clark's bag. 0211 FB (Gen 2?) irons. On first glance, an improvement over the original 0211's looks-wise IMO. Anyone have any more info? What's the FB stand for?
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Seems to me (and someone in the know correct me if I'm wrong) that Callaway is consolidating the X Forged and Apex Pro models into the X Forged CB. X Forged has always been a 1 piece forging, and this new version is 4 piece (according to the Japanese website) with a welded on face, much like the previous Apex Pro. So their players lineup will be: Apex MB, X Forged CB, and Apex (?)