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I’m looking to order 6-GW irons and 52, 56, 60 wedges I think that I am set on ordering the TS3s What shafts do you recommend? I’m currently looking at the Pro Series +, Kuro Kage Blk 2nd Gen, Rapport Core Blue, and Recoil 660. Any major difference between these?

I’d also like to get the same shafts and flex in my wedges. I don’t plan on using these wedges for full shots and I am looking to adopt the Dan Grieve system in my short game. He recommends mid bounce options in the 52 and 56 degree wedges and a low/high bounce options in the 60 depending on turn conditions with heel and toe relief. It seems like the TSW wedges are my best bet? It seems like the Max Milled and DRT (Other than S grinds) don’t really fit this criteria?

For some background I have a set of Ping G irons in the stock Stiff Flex steel shafts that I was fitted for in 2016. I was fit for white dots (3 degrees upright). After years of swing changes I think that I need flatter clubs. For reference I am just shy of 6’0″ with a wrist to floor of 34 inches. Driver speed is in the lower 90s mph and 150 club is a 7 iron which is my impetus for switching from stiff to regular.

Hopefully this is all helps.

How does Pak pricing work? For example if I decide to get the TS3 Pro Series + Pak but do not need the 4 and 5 irons am I able to order the Pak without them?

Britt Lindsey Answered question 3 days ago

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Answer 1 · 2025-04-15T20:58:33+00:00

The Kuro Kage shafts have a slightly softer profile than the the other three you listed. the other three are all very similar in their overall bend profile.

The TSW wedges cold work, but they are the least forgiving wedge grind we offer. If you are steep at all, or play in softer conditions, of find a lie that is tight and against the grain, they can dig. In my experience and opinion, the more neutral Max in the .090 sole width or the new DRT S Grind would be better options. A heads up on the S grinds, they are going to be a little delayed in being in stock due to the tariff situation, so they are not going to be in stock for a while.

As far as your details, the height and wrist to floor really do not tell us anything with regards to fitting parameters. We much prefer and recommend fitting length and lie, etc. in person or have a qualified fitting professional do it and then give us the specs for us to build the clubs. the Regular flex seems correct based on your speed and the 7 irons distance.

You can order the pak without the 4 and iron, but you will need to call in the order and explain to our staff member that heps you what you want to do. They will be happy to assist in getting the order placed.

Thanks for the interest. You will love the TS3’s, and the wedges too.

Britt Lindsey