toraider After you play them, let us know what you think. I'm considering them in order to make lighter & longer short irons. I seem to swing better at 37-37.5 inch irons. I should go SL but whatever.

      DonM will do. If you are interested, I have papa D’s 2* upright 7-GW set available. If you are planning on building shorter clubs, these may work.

        KCee Very good looking head in person, their website pictures don’t do it much justice. A little on the chunky side compared to the rest of my irons but not bad overall. The blasted finish is beautiful to me, I am basically treating this as a utility iron so I don’t mind the thicker top line and the amount of offset it has. The sole isn’t overly wide so that’s a plus.

          Could somebody explain how TLT (True Length Technology) works? My WTF is 38 1/2".....

            toraider Thanks. How did you arrive at Series #6? Have you tried Series #5 4i, 7i and PW? Is your posture low, medium or high?

                fatshot Just an FYI from one fitter/clubmaker's perspective TLT and MoI heft match go together.

                  scotts33 How did you arrive at Series #6?

                  When TLT was in the early stages, we were still on FGI. That meant we still had Northern Storm events. Dan would always attend.

                  So before one of the NS, I went to see Dan for a fitting. We did the test fitting and went thru the 3 clubs per series and he recommended series 6.

                  I have not deviated from series 6 since. That said, as I age, that may change. Just not yet.

                    ode Well it hit great…..until the shaft decided to splinter right above the head. Second Evenflow white I’ve had do that 🫤.

                        ThePhillB did not want to "like"....😳that's a bummer re the shaft. That weight a bit harder to come by these days.

                          backinit which weight class you get? Love that shaft in an 80 g stiff.

                            Tear Drop side saddle putter. Used iron/wedge shafts epoxied together and split a regular grip for the middle, wrapped in white gauze. 43". Homemade birdie machine!