FWIW, I have a 7 iron of 6 of the Maltby iron models. The TS3 is built with a PS+ stiff shaft and SuperStroke Traxxion Tour Jumbo grips and it swing weights at D 2.8 without any added weights. The grip...
The new Maltby ProSeries+ shafts no longer play stiffer than their competition. The previous generation Maltby PS shafts did in fact play 1 flex stronger. The new PS+ does not. So stick with the flex you...
The 1/2" that GW shows when going from steel to graphite goes back a really long way, when the only graphite was super light. Now with more modern graphite shafts, that 1/2" is no longer necessary just...
With the TS3.5's stronger loft, it's possible that you can get more distance, but there may be a cost. With stronger lofts, if it doesn't launch at the proper height, you can lose height and distance in...
I think the main question is are you using AI to design the variable thickness face to try and keep the most ball speed possible on off center strikes. That's where most OEMs are using AI - ball speed...
You can't actually get the 3w up to a 4w loft. It starts at 14* and can only go up to 15*. So you have to go with the 5w and loft down 0.5*.
I'm not going to go through each head and give you my thoughts on what you should play, but instead here are reviews from Gabe at Let's Play Thru who is a low handicap (under 5 I believe) on each of the...
If you're trying to find something that's a narrower sole and low bounce, not sure the TS3.5's are the right answer. They have the widest soles of any of the primary Maltby irons (excluding the KE4 line)....
Good morning, Britt. I'm interested in the TS3.5, but not so much on the pressed lofts below the 8 iron. I'd prefer not to have to carry 5 wedges, so I'd look to bend the 9-GW to the desired loft structure....
I'll throw my $0.01 in here. When you actually look at the build of the iron along with it's spec, you're really looking at a more Player's like iron. The cavity back design and the fully forged head both...
Although the Neo does call out the stronger lofts and larger heads, it's the active tip section that makes the difference. Any shaft that says Mid or High launch (and spin) can accomplish what the Neo...
For that low miss, you might look at the TS3. It has a really low CG, which is what you want to help with that low miss. It's the lowest of the TS line and lower than the TE+ and STi2 as well. It also...
I think you may have these backwards. The TS1-IM is a hollow-body, goo-filled player's distance iron. Where the TS3 is more of a player's cavity back iron. I think you'd be very surprised to give the TS4...
MGE93, I'm not going to get as technical as Britt, as he knows way more than I do. But I'll share my experience with adjusting woods and how I believe you might want to start and proceed. There are 2...
Tipping details for each Maltby shaft is listed on their individual page on the GW website. Not sure if they're all the same, so it's best to go check for the model you have. You trim the tip per the...
Daniel, I know this is directed at Britt, but I'm going to give my opinion as someone who's played all but Maltby as well as several others, but has been researching Maltby for over a year now and is...
The Ping G440's are a game improvement cavity back iron. That generally points to the STi2 irons, which are also GI cavity back. So I'd start there. They're not overly large with huge offset, nor are they...
There really isn't a one page to describe everything, that I'm aware of. You'll need to do a little reading to start with, so just be aware of that if you really want to understand Maltby and their equipment....
I saw the TS3 DBM in the Pak section, so it can't be too much longer. *fingers crossed*
In many cases, the shafts for wedges tend to be less stiff than the irons. Pros generally play XS in their irons and S in their wedges. Their weights tend to be a little less in their wedges due to the...