Popeye64

There certainly can be a lot said for.. If it's not broke don't fix it. Your equipment now has carried you to a decent handicap. If you feel your equipment is holding you back or uts mismatched for you then its time to buy some new gear. But,,, you must get the best fit for your game. No matter what category that entails. The proper shaft and grip can do more for your game than any head. Find a fitting professional in your area who has a good reputation. Do some homework and have a realistic budget. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

The demo program has gone very well. Anyone who is interested give me a shout as I have a bunch of clubs back and ready to ship out. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

These are so unique that it does take a little bit to see what they like. So many people talk about the second range sessions as being OMG moments. These clubs are really starting to gain traction especially with club builders who are just learning about them. The versatility of the 75g shafts are freakish. Wait a year and these shafts will be everywhere. I will be testing a sub 60g driver shaft next week that has speced out better than imagined. Hoping its a revelation like the 75g shafts. Time will tell. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

I buy new heads every year so my wedges are always fresh. Its so cheap. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

Those have a much higher effective bounce. So you can almost throw out the factory bounce rating. In my setup I use 52 and 56. The 52 is the M+ Tour which is the narrowest but hardly a true tour wedge. Then the 56 is the mid with the much larger sole. As a digger they are near perfect for my game. Help with more bounce but still enough to be very versatile.. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

The M Series + wedges are just brilliant in the variety of soles they offer. You can find just the right wedge if you swallow your pride and forget about Tour style designs. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

Great post and just exactly what I have seen on data between the two. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

Brian Aughe Scranton Pa Sim 9.0 Xcaliber Rapid Taper prototype S shaft Ss 108 HP. 2.9 TSi2 Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

This is exactly what the Rapid Taper shafts have been doing. High launching long irons with the 75g and then the heavier 95g that keep them lowered and more control. I really like the 4° gaps with the PTMs. Wish more clubs would stay with that gapping. The TS-2s bend pretty easily. No issues what so ever. Only Maltnys that are tough to bend are the DBM finished clubs. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

Ok this might get long. The TE/DBM for me launched too high a few years back when I bagged them and I struggled losing it right when they would balloon up to the right. Some of that was my own swing fault. But the design nature ot those irons give them possibly the lowest center or gravity of any players iron head. Which will get them up in the air very quickly. Plus they look tiny at address with the very thin top line. Can intimidate some players The KE4 and the TS-2 can sort of be talked about in the same group. Both are a very solid choice where forgiveness is a bigger priority over shot

Mine are all samples so the samples were just black. Down the road I'm hoping that a special addition all black or a matte black will be done. If for nothing else ill be ordering some for myself. So for right now its just the Silver ion with the rings and logo. At first I was not a fan but the design has more than grown on me. Plus in person people really seem to like it. The sets I have built with the painted shafts i have yet to have anyone say anything negative about them in person. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

I also want to add that the P790s spun far less than the comparable TS-2 with identical shafts. Thus making the P790s difficult to stop on the green. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

The P790 and the TS-2 is a far better comparison. Lofts are actually very close as well. The TS-1 is more blade like in every way possible. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

To play devils advocate.. usps took 23 days to deliver some shafts for me this month. It was 2 days guaranteed. Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk

Demos available Ts-2 6 I. 1- 75 S 1- 75 R M890 8 I. 1 75 A TS-1 7i. 1- 95 S. 1- 75 S PTM 6i. 1- 95 S ss 1- 95 S 1- 95 R 1- 75 S. PTM black 7i 1- 75 S ss, 9i 1- 95 S ss. Basically $20 to demo a single club. Includes shipping to you. Shipping back is on you. 7 days to test Sent from my SM-G981U using Tapatalk