Thanks for the nice comments. Very much appreciated. Recoil is a good choice. Let us know how they work out. Britt Lindsey
On the PTP putters, go to the heads page then scroll down to below the spec box. Shows how much toe hang on each model. On the mallets, the Center shafted will have a slight toe hang (not much) and...
Lots of options. As far as blades, look at the new PTP. Several options with different toe hang, so with your slight arch you should be able to find a model that would work. https://www.golfworks.com/clubs/heads/ptp-milled-putters/...
We did just release the PTP-WB Wide Blade. Comes in the DBM black finish and a new Copper Chrome finish. I am a blade guy too and had to do a complete blade line that had great feel and "the look". ...
I don't have any data on that particular Tensei AV Series AM .355" shaft. We carry a Tensie AV Series Iron shaft in a .370" parallel tip, which obviously would not work with your T350 iron. From what...
The current head can be weighted up to 404 grams with the heaviest weights. We have no plans to offer a heavier head at this time. So using lead tape or something similar would be the only option to...
Thanks for the suggestion. We will look into it. Britt Lindsey
There are several Nippon that are 95 gram, and they are discrete length so it's not a direct profile comparison to the two graphite shafts. That being said, whichever 95 gram you're looking at, they...
Makes sense and it is fine to do what you're considering. I would just make sure the weight variance from the graphite to the steel is not too much. For example, if you choose an 80 gram graphite for...
First, the Tensei AV Silver Irons are not discontinued. They are actually new this year in the model we carry (MR0125). Both the Rapport or the Tensei are excellent options for graphite. As far as...
Not really. It is more about the weight than the material. The overall weight of the club needs to be in the range that allows the junior to swing it comfortably. The clubs should not feel heavy to...
If the junior is 5'9" and swinging an 8 iron 76 mph, they don't need a junior shaft. A men's regular shaft should be fine. If he or or she has a really smooth or slower tempo, might could look at an...
I would say either the DRT A Grind in a 56, 58 or 60 loft option, or even the W grind in the 56 or 60. If the sand this person normally plays in is really soft and they tend to dig, or has a steep attack...
I would say the TS3 with a SteelFiber shaft in the weight you prefer would be a good place to start. If it's 95g, then go with that. CW or not is simply whether or not you want a constant weight set...
Thanks for sharing. Never seen this gentleman's reviews before. Was a nice review. I think he liked it. Of course, I would not have expected anything else :). It is a great club. Britt Lindsey
The 1st Generation MPF FW profile has a stiffer overall profile than the one we have now. The 1st gen profile was almost a full flex stiffer. The current MPF FW X flex is has a very similar profile...
I don't think you would be giving up any forgiveness, the loft difference is the only question. Higher lofts are part of the forgiveness of an iron, but if you have the speed and/or attack angle to use...
I did a quick measure of the XC2 and XC3 #7 irons and there is a difference. XC3 is approximately .893" and thee XC2 is approximately .798" at the center of the sole. TS3.5 is exactly the same as the...
The S grind would line up more with the old MG's. The MG's would also be very similar tot he MAX Wedges (.090 sole width). The S grind is more versatile than the A grind for players that like to open...
C6 product has been discontinued by Mitsubishi and we won't have them anymore. You might take a look at the new Tensei AV Series Silver irons (MA0125) in the 75 R flex. Similar profile to the C6. ...