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Jakekrajnik 12 May 14, 2025 0 Comments

looking to get a Ts3 pack and it looks like there are 3 options of shafts available for that

Driver head speed ~110-115

i have a low ball flight naturally

what shaft do you recommend?

I don’t know my handicap but usually shoot around an 80

looking to get all new wedges too! Not sure which ones to jump on.

i like to play many different shots with my 60 with closing and opening the face and changing how steep I swing. With the other wedges I really only open the face some. I play in Northern California where it’s more never too dry but more wet conditions. What do you think? I’d like to know what shaft you would recommend and what the different weights will do with performance if you recommend the max wedges. I do full shots with all wedges.
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Britt Lindsey Answered question May 15, 2025

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Answer 1 · 2025-05-15T13:47:01+00:00

There are 3 graphite shaft options and the True Temper Score shaft in steel. Unless you were wanting to go to graphite, I think with your speed you might want to try the Score in a Stiff flex. The Score shaft, made for us by True Temper, is a solid premium shaft that was used for a long time as the stock steel shaft in several OEM companies products. We sell it exclusively now. Without seeing you, actually going through a fitting, that would be my suggestion on where to start.

As far as wedges go, if you play in neutral to wet conditions more than dry conditions, the Max wedges in the 1.05 sole width might be a good choice. If you have a steep attack angle, the 1.05 for sure. If more of the time you have a shallow attack angle and the turf conditions are more neutral than wet and you do play in some dry conditions, the .900 sole width might be slightly better. In our new DRT wedges, the A grind for the neutral to soft conditions and the S grind for the neutral to firm conditions. We won’t have the S grinds for a while.

Shaft for he wedges would be the same, the Score. It it s good, all around choice and works well in our wedges. That is why it is the stock steel shaft we put in our wedge paks.

Britt Lindsey