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thesmittyfactor 12 16 hours ago 0 Comments

Hi Britt,

Have a weird one here and hoping maybe you can help me or explain what is going on and sorry this will be a little long winded.

I have used an NESC swing weight scale forever, but recently upgraded to the GM1114 digital model about a year ago. I have always had good success with the digital and no issues with it currently, but i have experienced a weird phenomenon with 1 set of irons that is boggling my mind and i cant figure out why.

I have a set of mizuno irons that i built with steelfibers last year using this swing weight scale, everything is D0 on the nose. Reason i mention this is, i just started a build on a set of TS4 with steelfibers and here is where the strangeness comes into play. When i put the TS4 on the digital the 4 iron specifically comes out at D5, thought it was a bit weird it came out so heavy but figured it is what it is. But of course the curiosity in me came out, and i decided to check the same club on my NESC, the swing weight on there comes out at D2.5ish… So now I’m wondering if my digitals calibration is messed up, but just to make sure i check my mizunos on the NESC and the digital… all come out at D0 on both machines.

So now i am completely confused why the TS4 are coming out so heavy on the digital but not the none digital scale???

Britt Lindsey Answered question 2 hours ago

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Answer 1 · 2026-06-10T16:19:44+00:00

Here is what I found out. Evidently on the current inventory of the digital scale, we recently discovered there are some that have a power board issue. We are getting replacements. I don’t know, since you bought yours about a year ago, if it might have the issue. So, I would go with the NESC readings for now. If you would like to return the digital, no problem and we can check it out and if necessary replace it when we get the replacements in. If you call customer service and tell them you talked to me, they will issue a call tag to have it picked up.

Still doesn’t tells us the why the Mizuno’s read the same on both and the TS4 doesn’t, but maybe that could have something to do with it.

Really sorry for the issue, but we’ll get it straightened out. Thanks for bringing it to my attention and thank you for your patience.

Britt Lindsey

Answer 2 · 2026-06-10T15:58:30+00:00

Well, you got me on that one. I’m going to have to do some investigating to see if I can come up with why that might be. Does not seem possible since the Mizuno’s measure the same on both. I would ask that you double check the specs on the TS4, make sure the NESC is sitting flat, maybe turn the digital off then back on … discussed with Jim and we are both scratching our head a bit. Just doesn’t make sense. Let us investigate and see if we can come up with why this is occurring.

Britt Lindsey