the old MMB-17 would’ve been almost perfect for you. Wouldn’t have had the full face grooves but would’ve checked all your other boxes.
I’ve tried alot of putters in the past years. I recently switched from a Taylormade spider mini slant to a maltby moment tour (red head). I’ve never putted better then with the maltby. It’s not a...
These are some of the hardest to adjust heads I’ve ever done. This bar makes it a bit easier and maybe you could suggest to Watts? https://www.golfworks.com/short-hosel-bending-bar/p/gw1036/
The weight and shaft profile will be very different when your compare the rapport blue and the aerotech 95. If you want to get closer to weight and profile of the aerotech 95 I’d look at the aldila...
You need to weigh the heads and compare them what your “typical” iron head weighs. Tip trim the shafts based on weight and not just a club number. https://www.golfworks.com/oem-hybrid-guides/
Someone that doesn’t play a lot I’d steer them towards the KE4 max. Very forgiving and more affordable as well.
They are the same.
It’ll never happen with golfworks. If you want to do single length clubs do your research. It’s not easy to pull off and get your yardage gaps correctly, especially with average or slower swing speeds....
First generation of that adapter sleeve had issues (the sleeve that had the separate ferrule). The adapter cog that spins would actually break away or separate from the rest of the adapter. Now that...
I played those clubs back in the day! I would compare them to the KE4max but what you have would be weaker lofts. Those still should be very playable today!
I would think the recommendation you got would work very well for you. Traditionally fitters push what they stock in their store. So the fitter may not be so receptive if you mentions maltby or golfworks...
I would think the aldila nv 95 would be close.
If you’re wanting to build an iron built on the theory of hitting it further, I’d build them with the Rapport or the kuro kage. Either of those two shafts you could play a stiff flex. if you go with...
Give us a little background about you. age? any idea on swing speed? club you would hit for 150 yards? any physical ailments? any idea on tempo? Would you say you’re a smooth swinger or are you...
Most of the new golfworks forged heads have the “univ” listed for the hosel ID specs. That means universal hosel. It will accept .355 or .370 shafts. I’ve found some shafts you might have to use...
direction wise I’d always go with adjusting the shaft adapter first. Then move to adding weight. As long as you’re satisfied with the spin and launch angle I’d add it directly on the toe side of...
If you’re looking at maximum forgiveness and high trajectory the M890 should be the one you’re looking at.
I would think the max milled would be a good fit. Shaft wise you could go with the same one that’s in your irons.
Maltby designs their own heads based on the maltby playability factor. another question was brought up recently trying to get a comparison to a callaway iron head. The link below was the answer. https://ralphmaltby.com/questions/question/comparison-iron-to-my-rogues/
My opinion on shafts would be look at something more mid bend and not overly stiff. Based on you liking the YS-6. Budget wise you could go with the maltby pro series but it will feel pretty firm compared...