Maybe someone will have some, but alternatives to look at would the Crossline 2.0 Super Stroke ST0601. Not as aggressive, but Super Strokes version is really good. The most similar to the old Crossline...
I would ask the same question statechamp did. Why do you feel you want a lower torque shaft? It's fine that you do, and generally by going to a lower torque the shafts will feel firmer. Doubtful...
Don't have them to test. Tour Edge has not provided models to be included in our database. I will see if we can get them to measure, but can't promise. Britt Lindsey
Thanks for taking the time to lay out what you are thinking. I would say, where you are now, it would be good to test as many as you think you need to before investing in the entire set. Of course...
We don't really compare our designs to others. The TS1-IM are rated as Super Game Improvement irons vs the AI200, which is rated as Conventional in the Maltby Playability Factor. This simply means...
Assuming you're referring to the Moment Max Milled MA0382, MA0383 models. The bore angle is 72 degrees. We have the MA0382post, which was designed so that adjustment could be made. So I would suggest...
Those lengths are longer than our "standard length" for #5 and #7 woods with shafts under 70 grams. I know there are always variances in how people measure, but the way we measure, the standard #5 wood...
Our guys use either the Testers or Krylon enamel paints. Krylon dries faster. Usually can get them at hobby stores. Britt Lindsey
The C6 Blue 60 is 63.5 grams and it's profile is on the softer side of an R flex. Not saying that is the reason for your issues, but it is a softer and overall lighter profile than our MPF Pro Series...
Canada does not have the Custom Shop option. You can order through the U.S. site and we can build and ship to Canada. Britt Lindsey
I will be, but do not have it to measure yet. On my list to do as soon as I receive. Britt Lindsey
The Tensei AV Series Silver Iron shafts (MR0125) are very similar in profile to the MMT's in the .370" parallel tip. We carry the MMT iron shafts in the .370" parallel tip (MR0090), but it is not available...
Hawkeyfan007, The reason the Command is below the DG is because it is a 3C2M vs the 3C1M of the DG. They are listed in sequence by the MPF, 2 comes after 1, etc. Same in the Stiff, 4C1M of the DG is...
The Recoil Dart HDC 80 in r flex and the Maltby MPF Pro Series+ iron in R flex are very similar. The MPF Pro Series+ might be fractionally more flexible in the butt section, but it's so small a difference...
I would think for what you describe the DRT S Grind would be the one to go with. Like I said, I played them in Texas not too long ago and although the turf was firm, it wasn't hardpan and the S grind...
The RT stands for reduced Torque, not Zero Torque. The explanation statechamp posted is the description of the design. As far as the weight, a standard build one I have in my office at 35" with a steel...
I think the S will work. If you like the really tight leading edge to the ground, you could try the TSW Series, but I will say if your steep, you will need to be super precise on the strike. Britt Lindsey
No idea on the shaft. GS sold Harrison shafts in 2003 and had a Pro 3.5 model. Sold for $47.50. Not exactly the same model as you listed, but might give you an idea. They had a Pro 2.5 in a Lite version...
Odyssey #7 is a good putter. Just had to mention ours. I really don't compare our irons to others. The TS1-IM is different construction, profile than the TM's, but I can see why some do the comparison....
Don't have a catalog prior to 2003 it appears. I will dig around in some more places to see if I can find one. Britt Lindsey