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I was just randomly in a shop's putting green and they had a gold and black edition two ball to test. I never liked the look of Odyssey but I was testing putters out so I tried it. Did not miss a single thing, I couldn't believe my eyes lol, I was making everything short long(10ft green). I thought it was a fluke and tried some other putters for a bit thrn went back to it, still really good. Honestly only missed like two putts out of 30. I was really temped to buy it right then and there, but it was like $400 at the time. No budget for that.

Hmmmm, so it was up today in "paks" and I ordered the 2 and the 3. It was not on the "heads" page. I was just about to post the link to the paks to those interested... I cannot find it anymore. I hope the item is actually here and they will start to build mine...

so this is the old HDI link, only 5iron is available now: https://www.golfworks.com/maltby-ke4-tour-hdi-hybrids/p/ma0238/ I read somewhere on their website by their employee that said the new version(can't find it anymore, it was on the official site) unfortunately is exactly the same as the old one, only change being the metal is now 8620carbon vs the old 1020carbon, also the color is now satin/chrome vs the old DBM. Still great head, can't wait to test it.

So for those of you that don't know, Maltby used to make a HDI iron that was a head of its trend. Right before all the big OEMs started pushing out driving irons/hybrids. It was not popular after its release and once they sold their first stock they stopped continuing them, but that's when the golf world caught the driving iron bug. They had tons of requests on their page but most of them are sold out and was told won't be making any more. Today their January catalog came to my house and i saw this beauty IMAGE LINK Look at the price for the assembled pak too! So I rushed to their website and ready to order one to try, their site does not have it anywhere. Hopefully it will be updated soon and we can test out this updated club. Maltby makes very quality clubs for the cheap, not paid by them but I have built and used their clubs with high satisfaction. I genuinely hope MGS would do some mostwanted tests with them included.

eesh, thanks for letting us know CHISAG. I already have tons of cut and kirklands I won't need balls for like at least 2 years. That does not bode well for the company though, always better QC and hold than to rush out and ruin your rep forever.

Is that suppose to be better in the wind? For which covers? Urethane?

Nice, thanks for the info. What would you say is better in wind and check up around greens? Cut blue or Snell Black, or vice pro+? I've been trying out all of those balls and they all seem pretty similar to me, vice pro+ being a little harder for putting, but I don't have many experiences with them in the wind. Had the first experience today with kirkland in the wind, it was an eye opener.

Played the K-Sig P+ today and you might be on to something, in the wind today 10-15mph it was losing good 30 yards from head winds. But I'm not seeing the zip back on wedges it still takes a hop and rolls out a little bit on chips for me (50 degree) I have no issues with this ball normally since there are rarely weather in AZ. But today I was seeing some huge performance drops and left and right turns with windy condition. Do you recommend snell 3 piece for a 97mph driver swing? 2300 spin on driver normally

New ones out yet? Looking the new Kirkland but wants to do a direct comparison Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

Totally skipped what you mentioned earlier, this makes a lot of sense. Like you mentioned earlier though, AZ has many hard bunkers with the consistency of what I would say..."mud" on them. The ones that makes your club skids and spews out mud splatters instead of sand shots, do you think the design is a little more important? I too carry a relatively low bounce (6) for sand in AZ, anything bigger just make me think it'd kick up and blade the thing across the green or worse, ride the lip back and hit me in the face

Interesting convos, those with a bigger sole and "cavity back" like smart sole. Do you think you had more issues controlling the distance out of the bunker? How about spin? I'd think the design makes it spin a lot less?

Interesting, doesn't look the sure out or the touredge 1 out plus are included in that testing. Judging from "internet reviews" it seems like the Tour Edge 1 out plus should have been a good contender for those chunky sand wedge line ups.

Like title says, I'm finding out after 10 rounds or so I only ever use my 54 sand wedge like twice in 10 rounds. Since I'm only ever using it in the bunker, I wanna see if I can optimize that spot. I do not need anything for pitching/chipping/versatility. Purely for sand magic, whether it is stiff bunker from cheap courses or soft bunkers from the snooty ones, what sand wedge will you always rely on and never sell? Let me know, please.

I don't know if this help you, my 2cents. I changed my hybrid to steel shaft that's from my iron set(KBS tour 115g), it now works like a dream, within 5 yards variation. Use to be wild. my misses use to be wild hooks.