Worked on some garage left-overs this morning.
Geek Fail Safe 3 on Paderson Kinetixx shaft.
Recently re-re-re-acquired Golfsmith P2 on Wishon Interflexx, with a couple of Xcaliber Pro95s on 9i and PW when I ran out of Wishons.
Inazone 54/60 wedges on TT Scores.
Decided not to reshaft the C-Ray head just yet.

Playing Monday, so I may go FGI/GEA retro that day.

    Put this together earlier in the week. Played it yesterday and very happy with it so far. Maltby moment X tour.




      C-Ray build. Still needs a grip installed. Yup - it’s an old one. Still not sure I like center shaft putters. I want to try out a graphite putter shaft and this is an inexpensive experiment

        colej I put together the same head a couple of weeks ago. Used one of the GW hosels and a 200g TT putter shaft I've had a round for years. Its very stable but its far more upright than I am used to.

            bad9

            I tried golfworks mini slant neck adapter in a PTM5 and thought it sat to upright as well. When I compared to my Taylormade spider with a slant neck.

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                colej GW says the hosel is easily bendable but no one local to me to do it and I don't want to ship it somewhere.

                  KCee Eguller I am planning on my next set being TS3 with RT105. But lately I'm hitting my P770s really well so it will probably be a winter build.

                  If you want to be pleasantly surprised, build the test club this Summer and I'll bet it will easily hang with
                  the P770's as to feel and ease to hit where you've lookin'.

                  At this point, after 3 rounds, the TS3 are still in the bag and the P790 have frowns on their faces. 😉

                      Eguller I built test clubs of TS3 and TS1-IM and like them both. Honestly I may prefer TS1-IM but that seems too similar to my P770.

                          Reshafted the Juggernaut 3 wood I had just shafted with a Paderson Kinetixx shaft. Weird that it felt really stiff with the A flex Kinetixx shaft while my old 3 wood is no problem with an R flex shaft ( I know, no standards for flexes. yada ,yada). But I also used the Kinetixx in my driver before and had no problem with it. Liked it enough to buy a second one. Oh, and I didn't tip it when I put it in the 212 gram 3 wood nor did I cut it down, Weird.
                          Also put some adapters on a couple shafts to try in a driver.

                          I got an aftermarket Tour Edge adapter for my c722 head....and put the Leveler shaft from @LogicalOne Golf in it for a test drive. I have it at 44.75", Jumbomax Zen Lite (L). I hit some.nice drives with it. Mostly wants to go straight. This will be an interesting battle between it and my current tried and true e722 with Aldila Tour Green ATX 65. Head weights, lengths, Grips, etc the same. The c is slightly more compact than the e. The e is definitely more forgiving, but the c is no slouch. Once I give the c a weeks worth of rounds I will swap shafts and repeat!

                          KCee Honestly I may prefer TS1-IM but that seems too similar to my P770.

                          The TS3 should launch higher than the TS1-iM unless you are a digger ( lower CG on the TS3 ).
                          Feel depends upon consistent center cutting them however.

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                              Eguller With irons I tend to deloft and get a bit steep at times. Partly why I prefer more traditional lofts. I used to early release/flip and hit everything really high, but then worked on keeping my flight down.

                              I think I just find the TS1-IM a bit sexier in the bag like the P770. When I look at Maltby MPF specs of various irons I've loved in the past, the TS3 are more in line with those. Either model should be more forgiving than P770.....in the old days I would build a set of each lol.

                                Built a couple of darpar designed squatty potty's....
                                These things really 'doo-doo' work!