Jared-
We have several 54.10 as well as 54.11 wedges in play on the Tours. The two wedges are similar in nature with medium sole widths and enhanced camber for versatility from both the sand and grass. The 54° loft is a popular choice for players wanting…
Peter-
The 735.CM irons were a blended set featuring cavity back long and mid irons and muscle back short irons. The new CB and MB irons would come closest to matching the traditional characteristics of the 735.CM irons, and the new irons may be custom…
Brad-
Geoff uses True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue shafts in his wedges.
Andy-
The 690 series irons (690MB, 690 CB, 690.MB, and 690.CB) all feature the same V-groove profile and therefore conform to the new USGA groove regulations. If you have specific questions about the conformance of your clubs, we recommend contacting…
Sam-
We recommend working with an authorized Titleist clubfitter to determine the proper specifications for your irons. You are correct, though, that strengthening lofts by 1° will reduce the bounce angle by 1° as well.
Which new Titleist iron is the most like the old 735.CM??? Thanks Peter
The iron set Titleist 690CB conform to the USGA groove regulation. Do the iron set Titleist 690.CB conform to the USGA groove regulation as well?
what kind of shafts are in Geoff's Vokeys?
Hello,
I noticed Rory has his irons a degree strong does that mean, that the bounce through his iron set is 1 less than the standard? I was thinking of strengthening my Titleist 690MB irons to tour lofts but bothered it would result in not enough bounce…
It seems like the most popular wedge on tour hands down is the vokey 54.10. So much so that I have not seen any pros go to the 54.11 2010 model even Ross Fisher's that is stamped 54.11 says 10 degrees on the back. Is there any reason for this immense…