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blubbamuff 14 6 days ago 0 Comments

Been playing the ke4 max set for a few years now. I’m past ready to move to a better club and out of the chunky ultra game improvement section as they’ve performed great for me but I’m now a 11.2 handicap and want to switch. I have a ke4 max 5 iron that I want to try out the ts4 and maybe the ts3. Is the 5i length the same for all three where I can just clean swap the heads? Or is it different due to the much lower loft or something? (Also if anyone can sway me between ts3 or ts4) Wanna work the ball more, control distance a bit better and need something that gives me some more happiness looking down at address.

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Answer 1 · 2026-05-07T18:51:01+00:00

Either the TS3 or TS4 could work, but I would lean for the TS3 for where you are right now. Our best seller and is used by a broad range of players and is very stable and forgiving, while providing a little smaller overall profile. TS4 is great too and would be a more traditional players blade profile and look. It is forgiving as well, but not quite as high on the MPF scale as the TS3. As far as using the same shaft, because of the bore depth variances between different models of irons there can be some variance. However, the TS3, TS4 and Max all have similar bottom of the bore to heel dimensions (approx. 3/4″), so you should be able to take the shaft form the max and try the other model you decide on and there not be much variance. May not be exact, but should be very close.

Britt Lindsey

Thanks so much! I plan on getting the 5i-pw as that matches the rest of my bag the best. I’m playing a 54 and 58 drt s grind currently. Would you recommend with the ts3 pw at 44 degrees and my current wedge at 54 that I get a drt g grind at 48 and get it one degree weak to 49?
I do think you will need another club to fill that gap between the PW and the 54 degree. Getting the 48 and bending to 49 would be a good way to go.

Britt Lindsey