Iron Shaft Identification....HELP.

[dropandstop]

I recently received a set of I3+ irons and they have no shaft labels. The person I acquired them from guaranteed me they were stiff (which they are). There is currently no shaft labels, but I can definitely see the TRUE TEMPER logo on the lower end of the shaft.

He thouoght thye were Z65, I compared them with the I3 blades I have (Z65 stiff -labels intact) and the step patterns are not the same. How do I determine what shafts are in these irons???

[dropandstop]

anyone ???

[JoeF]

remove the grip on one and see if there is any identifying marks

[blade_man]

Go to the Hireko golf forum and ask the same question, tell them how far the steps are apart starting from the bottom to the top. Also you can pull a grip off and check to see if the oem #'s are on the shaft (3 iron would be best bet)

Good luck!

[stage1350]

Call Ping with the Serial number. They should be able to tell you what shafts they had from the factory.

 

If they have been reshafted, though, this will be of no help.

[jayman]

If its not a ping shaft you can measure the step pattern and see if it matches anything on this link ,

It probably will not list any proprietory shafts............

 

http://www.truetemper.com/golf/identify.asp

[High Plains Driver]

Are the steps on the UI shaft closer together and at less regular intervals than the Z-Z65's?

 

If so, they are almost certainly JZ's.

[RetroFit Golf]

If they havent been reshafted before, PM me your serial number and I will run it for you.