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Bluejayway 14 April 20, 2025 0 Comments

I’ve been playing the same Mizuno mp68’s for 15 years. I’m sort of done with blades and want a little help from technology. Was once an accomplished tournament player but USGA anti-anchoring ruling awhile back sort of took me out of golf except for 10 or 12 rounds of bunt-around social play each summer. Index is 4.5 now.

I want to play more but now mid-60s and was never a strong person and less so today. I had an iron fitting long ago which indicated I should play TT DG S300; exactly what I had always played. Love those shafts. Buuuuut, with age I feel it may be time to go lighter. Im just not getting the long irons airborne like I want. Based on that, I have ordered a TS3 4 iron and TS1 IM wedge and am going putting TT DG 105 shafts in them to see how I like them.

The TS3 should help with height on long irons while the TS1IM should give a muscle back feeling but I’m done with true muscle backs as I just want some help with the off center stuff.

Has anyone mixed these heads? Thoughts? Thanks.

Shrek74 Answered question April 21, 2025

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Answer 1 · 2025-04-21T13:00:56+00:00

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 blades a try in the short irons with the TS3 in the long/mid irons. The TS4 has a very high MPF compared to a lot of irons, and from all the guys I talk to who play them, they love them and don’t feel they are that true blade since there is actual forgiveness built in. If you want to mix the two you mentioned, flip them. The TS1-IM for the long irons and the TS3 for the mid/short irons. Or just go all TS3 and be done with it. :-)