sdandrea1 No clue, no guess.

2 things I've found in using them....
Driver shafts- color makes a diff..... yes, believe it or not. White or Neon are the best 2. The best was the black/silver which they no longer carry, for some strange reason. I say this about the colors even though the stated weights are very accurate in the 67-68g. range; never had any outside that. Maybe a rare 69g. 1 time.

Iron shafts did not perform (for me) as I wanted. Seem to be too stiff (tip) per flex, even at A. Never dropped to L, so no clue how that plays.

Great shafts though, after all these years, and still basically the same $10. Gotta like the weight though, to want them.😉

      I put a white FGS that I got from Par4QC into an Adams 9088UL driver head I got from sdandrea1 and it’s a great combo. Those FGS driver shafts are an incredible bargain. Very stable.

      I wouldn't be surprised if they are no longer being made and once they run out, that's it.

      Typhoon Seems like the perfect review for a $10 golf shaft.

      That a lot of times beats hell out of a $300 shaft!! 👍
      Never speak ill of things never tried.

        garyt1957 can we really swing a shaft that's a mere 10 grams lighter any faster to really make a difference?

        A lot of info on the internet says yes. So, I guess we have to believe it, even if individual usage says differently.

          garyt1957 can we really swing a shaft that's a mere 10 grams lighter any faster to really make a difference?

          In my case, probably not. When I get down to 36 - 43 gram wood shafts, I start spraying it.

            Jelopster any inside baseball knowledge on who makes these FGS’s?

            No inside knowledge, but if I had to guess, I would say Integra makes them.
            They are Spuzz Approved shafts, regardless of brand, and none have exploded on me, in spite of that brand name.
            LOL

                Spuzz
                Well then. The supreme Dillhole has spoken. FGS+ rules!!!😂😂😂

                On another note, I will be tackling my new Maltby STi2 build staring next week or so when I get my shims from Golfworks.

                    sdandrea1 I like to just plug a cork into the hosel, with epoxy, the night before a build like that. Then just drill to size.
                    Smooth feel for achy elbows/wrists also.

                      17 days later

                      Took the Kirkland wedges out today for the 1st time. Just doing a little on-course practice and found a nice 7-hole opening on the back 9 of one of our tracks. These are on loan to me from @Bravopilot. I played the 52 & 56 today.
                      I played them in stock steel shafts so they felt like anvils to me. I figured my best eval would come from 75 yards in where I could use a lazy-75%-chip-shot swing. I did take a full swipe with the 52 from 80 yards out and was happy with the result. To me wedges are wedges and are really only set apart by their sole design and playability off of tight Bermuda lies. Any wedge works for me out of fluff or soft lies. These Kirkland's surprised me. They look like pro-style wedges, but there's enough bounce there to function well off of these pool-table fairways I play on. See pic. It's not Cleveland-CBX-friendly bounce, but there is a nice taper to the sole.....it works. I chipped around the greens and really like the 56 for sand and short approach chips when you have to carry the ball over something (I roll the ball whenever I can if I'm around the green). They feel good, look good, spin good. I'd game them in graphite any day! The last pic is the result of 3 shots I made from 3 different lies from about 50 yards away with the 56.




                        KCee Nice review! ....from an estimated 4 handicap that's sandbagged his way to a 12. Now can we get a legit double digit index player to review these? 😉

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