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mroube 40 September 24, 2021 0 Comments

I am curious about the hand picking process and finding a KE4 Tour TC driver with more loft. I see the Tour TC (and all of the other drivers as well) have a +/- 1* possibility of loft/lie variance from the stated standard loft/lie. Is it possible to get a TC hand picked with the standard setting to be at 11* loft versus 10*? I am looking for the option of a little more loft and not having the closed or draw bias features of the M890 or STi2 heads. Or can a M890 be picked for a square face angle versus the 1* closed in the 12 degree model. What are the hand picking variables one can expect from your driver heads?

Thanks.

Britt Lindsey Answered question September 24, 2021

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Answer 1 · 2021-09-27T08:55:28+00:00

In the Neutral position (or any position for that matter) I am confident there would not be a degree variance in the TC Driver. Would be very time consuming and thus add some cost for us to go through some of the heads. You might consider the ISO-T. It comes in a 10.5 and 11.5 and the chance to find a .5 degree variance would be more likely. Still, we could measure a few heads, but simply do not have the resources to go through a bunch of heads in hopes of finding one that is exactly 11 degrees. The face angles on the ISO-T are square. We do have a hand pick charge of $4.50.

Britt Lindsey