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2.53K viewsJuly 1, 2018

Popeye 179 July 1, 2018 0 Comments

I have to say that this design is just simply awesome. I hit everything under the sun but always game Maltby irons and have for decades. I game the MMB Blacks and thought this might be too GI for my game. I built a 6 iron with the Score LT. I put it head to head with a TM 790 and it matched it for launch and distance on a simulator but actually spun a bit more. Feel wise it was far better than the TM. Oncourse performance has been nothing short of phenomenal. I’m waiting for the Forged version before I pull the trigger for my own set but I can’t imagine them being any better. Outstanding work guys. It’s truly world class. If this head had an OEM stamp on it,, it would be a runaway iron of the season. Anyone reading this build one or a set asap.

Again, what a job you did!!

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Answer 1 · 2018-07-25T02:06:44+00:00

Woody 234 Posted July 25, 2018 0 Comments

Reminds me a lot of the F2 forged which I still game. Love the f2.

Answer 2 · 2018-07-02T15:09:33+00:00

They both are forged, the TS1 and the TS2. I apologize in advance for piling on the accolades, and the fact that whatever I will say will be totally biased, but the TS2 are amazing. Took a new build set out last week when we had visitors in town (KBS) shafted with KBS Tour shafts. Was only going to hit a few on the range and let our guests hit them, but after our warm up, I put them in the cart. Long story short, they performed for me as if they had been my gamer for years. I knew they would be a little longer than my MMB’s and DBM’s and they were, at least 1/2 a club. Can’t wait to get out later this week to see how they are on the course I usually play. The comments from our guests were “sounds so solid” and I have to say the sound and feel was as good as I have played, and I have played and hit A LOT of irons. Ready to shaft up the TS1 blades and do a real comparison. Pete as a set of the blades he is playing and he loves them. Thanks to those of you that have posted the positive comments. I do believe the TS1 and TS2 two are good iron designs that should appeal to a wide range of players.

Britt Lindsey

I put this head to head with the MMB 6 iron and the PTM 6 iron on a slow day dropped three balls on 7 different holes at rangers from 190- 205 yards. Being my gamers I know how to squeeze distance out of the MMB and I hit all 7 greens with those. The PTM did not fair as well as I needed to learn them a bit. But the TS2 hit every green near dead center. I hit one way off the toe early and still found the green. One was towards the heel but stiff found the green. The rest fell into a groove and it just felt like I had played them forever. They were a solid half club longer. The next day I worked in the TS2 on it’s own and in some very difficult situations. The versatility of the iron shocked me. It holds a green from 210 yards out on a green that doesnt hold anything. I blocked my self out on an approach to a par 5 and had a massive oak tree in my line to and uphill green at 185 out. I was able to hoist it straight up and over the oak to pin high. I was pulling off shots with such ease that my playing partner was losing his mind because he was down heavily. This iron has single handedly cured a weak spot

Answer 3 · 2018-07-02T12:13:01+00:00

Popeye, I think you mean that you’re waiting for the non-cavity back Forged TS-1 since the TS-2 is forged.

Answer 4 · 2018-07-01T14:54:37+00:00

Does look like a great iron. I believe the TS-2 is already listed as a forged club.