colej Got two really nice Maltby Max milled wedge heads. 54/10 with the .90 sole and a 58/8 with the 1.05 sole. $35 for one head SOLD! Maltby hyway U23 head that’s in good shape except for one spot on the face that caught a sandy range ball. Has the 14 gram weight in it now but can switch that easily. SOLD
colej PXG 0811 9* driver head. Used but not abused had to polish the leading edge of the crown to get a couple skymarks out of it. No tool or headcover SOLD Swing science 3 wood head. Adapter says it will adjust 13-17* it’s in good shape and I’ll include one adapter but have many more. SOLD
Subsonic colej Boom!! Drop the Mic!! I will take the 3 Wood Head. send me the paypal addy and I will have the Last Tee Payables department handle it this evening #geezersupport
sloppytypist Hello, I would like to purchase Ke4 23*, please pm your venmo or paypal address. thank you
sloppytypist Hi, sent funds via PayPal. Seeking your advice. I would like to put the FujiKura pro 60 g regular shaft in all 3 woods. KE4 23*, KE4 5 wood and KE4 driver. What are your thoughts on playing the same in all three? Thank you, Kevin
colej sloppytypist You could do that. Traditionally the fairways and utility woods would have slightly heavier shafts then the driver. Doesn’t mean you can’t do it, especially if you have a nice smooth tempo.
Subsonic I just ordered an MCS70 for that Swing Science 3 wood head. Here is a link:https://www.valuegolf.com/mcs-70-orange-graphite-wood-shaft.html
sloppytypist Subsonic I have tried the MCS iron shaft. Heavy and stiff shaft. Research your tipping instructions, before cutting. 2 different tipping instruction from different sellers. Coating chips easily.
scotts33 Subsonic I just ordered an MCS70 for that Swing Science 3 wood head. That's a good frwy wood head "hot" and good "feel".
sdandrea1 Subsonic I have the MCS 75 blue in my Eye 2 irons and GigaGolf forgings. A bit heavy for me but I soft - stepped them. They launch pretty good.
sloppytypist thanks. I figure if it doesn't work out in the driver, I can pull the shaft and tip it for a fairway wood.
Subsonic Jelopster I have the blue in a 5 wood. I went with the orange in a 3 wood because it has a slightly higher trajectory. Figured that would help a little with getting the 3 wood airborne.
sloppytypist it's been 5 years since I worked with this Shaft... I can't recall I would soft step 1" to start. Monark golf says it is a low launch shaft.
