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IZZO EZ-2™ Irons and Z-Brids Set

Game Improvement Irons & Hybrids
The best design, the best technology. Izzo Irons make golf easy. Made to eliminate slicing and promote straighter ball flight, these clubs have terrific feel and can improve your game.

• EZ-2 Iron set with Z-brids comes with irons 5-PW, 21º & 24º Z-Brids

EZ-2 Irons:

• Clear-cut channel with variable notch weighting for higher, straighter flight
• Generous bounce with wide sole makes EZ-2 very forgiving
• Offset head minimizes slicing
• Slightly heavier swing weight improves timing – adds more distance with less effort

Z-Brids:

• Catamaran sole design maximizes MOI and improves ball flight
• Square head is easy to align and aim
• Rounded sole promotes better contact from uneven lies

Complete IZZO Iron sets with IZZO Z-Brids


EZ-2 Irons:

• Clear-cut channel with variable notch weighting for higher, straighter flight
• Generous bounce with wide sole makes EZ-2 very forgiving
• Offset head minimizes slicing
• Slightly heavier swing weight improves timing – adds more distance with less effort

Z-Brids:

• Catamaran sole design maximizes MOI and improves ball flight
• Square head is easy to align and aim
• Rounded sole promotes better contact from uneven lies

Specifications

Grinds Bounce Camber Relief Sole Width Availability TNC 10° Moderate Center Trailing Edge Medium All Models

The TNC grind features a moderate effective bounce angle (10*). The TNC has a medium width sole that features relief in the center of the trailing edge. The TNC has moderate camber and is designed for the player with a moderate angle of attack. It will play like an iron at a square address position and like a full-soled wedge when it is opened up. The fuller sole makes it a very stable wedge from the fairway while the relief offers players the option to open it up out of tight lies and bunkers. The TNC grind is available as a Driver/Slider grind in 53* and 56* lofts in either our 1018 or 8620 wedge lines, or is fully customizable though the Scratch Custom Shop. The TNC is an effective grind in all lofts.

1018 Forged
Each 1018 wedge is ground by hand from a raw forging to exact specs and one of our six standard sole grinds. Each grind is specifically designed to fit one of the 3 swing types. Playing the correct grind for your swing promotes better more consistent contact as the club works with your swing instead of against it.
HEADS
Scratch 1018 wedges are forged from 1018 carbon steel, the softest steel used by anyone making golf clubs today. The raw heads are then ground and finished completely by hand. The end result is the finest hand made forged wedge in golf, customized for your game. The headshape of the 1018 wedges was inspired by Scratch’s work with Tour Pros from around the globe. We listened to what they wanted in a wedge and the 1018 wedge shape reflects their feedback.

GROOVES
1018 wedges feature Scratch’s proprietary ABC groove technology. ABC stands for “all bite no chew” and these grooves deliver just that. Our machined grooves are maximum width and depth for maximum spin but the edges are slightly rounded to reduce chewing your golf ball. The best of all worlds.

HEADSHAPE
The headshape of the 1018 wedges was inspired by Scratch’s work with Tour Pros from around the globe. We listened to what they wanted in a wedge and the 1018 wedge shape reflects their feedback.

FINISH
The 1018 wedges feature Scratch’s unique Smoked Satin finish. This finish provides the durability of chrome with a duller and darker color to eliminate glare. The minimal stampings provide a very clean look unique to the Scratch Golf brand and allow for personal stampings to be added to customize the wedge for the customer who will be playing it.

SHAFTS
Scratch 1018 wedges feature a wedge flex KBS Tour shaft that is unique to Scratch Golf. We worked with legendary shaft designed Kim Braley for more than a year to create the ultimate wedge shaft. This shaft has a tighter dispersion and increased playability on less than full shots.

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS
All Scratch 1018 wedges ordered online offer the following custom options at no additional charge: custom ferrule, up to three letters stamped on the club, choice of paint fill on the lettering. True Temper Dynamic Gold shafts are also available at no additional charge. Scratch also offers a variety of custom shafts and custom grips for an additional charge. SST shaft puring is also available for an additional charge.

***TAKE THIS TEST TO FIND OUT WHICH IRONS ARE BEST FOR YOU***

1. On your good shots, how would you categorize your divots?

A. Little to no divot

B. Small to medium divot

C. Medium to large divot

A=0 B=2 C=4 SCORE______

2. On your bad shots, how would you categorize your common mis-hits?

A. Mostly thin shots

B. Inconsistent, could be thin or fat

C. Mostly fat

A=0 B=2 C=4 SCORE______

3. When you hit a wedge shot, are you trying to:

A. Sweep or pick the ball off the ground.

B. Attack the ball, hit down on it.

A=0 B=1 SCORE_____

4. What type of conditions do you normally play in?

A. Very hard conditions

B. Conditions vary throughout the year, play all over

C. Very soft conditions

A=0 B=1 C=2 SCORE_______

TOTAL SWING STYLE
0-3 SWEEPER/SLIDER
4-7 DRIVER/SLIDER
8-11 DIGGER/DRIVER

Swing Types: Sweeper/Slider

• Sweeps ball off turf
• Shallow angle of attack
• Little to no divots
• Mis-hits commonly thin

Theory:

A shallow angle of attack demands a rounder sole and less bounce, so the club can slide across the ground and under the ball.

A sweeper swing sweeps the ball off the turf while keeping the club along the ground.

The thinner sole and higher camber keeps the club from bouncing, allowing the blade to scoop the ball forward and up.

The PDG grind features a lower effective bounce angle (6*). The PDG has a medium width sole grind with moderate trailing edge relief. This grind features a larger amount of camber along with low bounce to assist players with shallower angles of attack in making solid contact and not catch shots either fat or thin. The PDG is available as a Sweeper/Slider grind in lofts of 53* and 56* in either our 1018 or 8620 wedge lines, or is fully customizable through the Scratch Custom Shop. The PDG is an effective grind in all lofts.

Driver/Slider

• Moderate angle of attack
• Swing aggressive through shot
• Small to medium divots
• Mis-hits are both fat and thin

Theory:

This sweep type has a moderately steep angle of attack, so the club drives into the ball almost as it meets the ground, creating a shallow divot, before sliding through the shot.

With traits from digger and sweeper, the swing type requires control for fat and thin shots. A medium sole width and medium effective bounce provides control and added versatility.

The TNC grind features a moderate effective bounce angle (10*). The TNC has a medium width sole that features relief in the center of the trailing edge. The TNC has moderate camber and is designed for the player with a moderate angle of attack. It will play like an iron at a square address position and like a full-soled wedge when it is opened up. The fuller sole makes it a very stable wedge from the fairway while the relief offers players the option to open it up out of tight lies and bunkers. The TNC grind is available as a Driver/Slider grind in 53* and 56* lofts in either our 1018 or 8620 wedge lines, or is fully customizable though the Scratch Custom Shop. The TNC is an effective grind in all lofts

Digger/Driver

• Steep angle of attack
• Drives through shot
• Medium to large divots
• Mis-hits commonly fat

Theory:

With a steeper angle of attack, the club cuts into the ground after it makes contact, then rises out of the ground due to the higher bounce angle and wider sole.

The digger drives down and through the shot. To better accomplish this, the sole design needs a wider sole and a high effective bounce.

• All clubs come with True Temper Dynamic Gold Shafts (Select Flex) and Lamkin/Golf Pride grips.

The SND grind features a high effective bounce angle (14*). The SND has a wide sole and little trailing edge relief. This grind has a slight amount of camber and is designed for a player who takes full, large divots. The SND grind is available as a Digger/Driver grind in 53* and 56* lofts in either our 1018 or 8620 wedge lines, or is fully customizable though the Scratch Custom Shop. The SND grind is an effective grind in all lofts.
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Ladies Irons
Scratch LDG Irons are forged from the same soft 1018 carbon steel as our wedges. The LDG irons are designed to offer maximum forgiveness with a sole grind designed for the slower swinger who has minimal ground contact.  The center of gravity is very low and far back towards the trailing edge. The blade is longer from heel to toe and the weight is pushed far out towards the edges of the club. This makes the LDG irons as forgiving as any of the larger oversized irons on the market today. Despite their extreme forgiveness and playability the LDG irons retain a traditional look at address with a thin topline and classic shape.
HEADS
Scratch LDG irons are forged from 1018 carbon steel, the softest steel used by anyone making golf clubs today. The raw heads are then ground and finished completely by hand. The end result is the finest hand made forged traditional cavity back irons in golf, customized for your game. The headshape of the LDG irons was inspired by Scratch’s work with Tour Pros from around the globe. Specific attention was paid to the transition from the middle irons to the short irons to assure perfect flow throughout the set from the 6 iron down to the PW.
GROOVES
The LDG irons feature our new 2010 “Condition of Competition” legal V grooves. These grooves are legal for play in any tournament in the world so you never have to worry about taking your favorite set of Scratch irons out of the bag because the groove rule has changed. These grooves are designed to have the maximum amount of groove surface while still adhering to the new USGA rules. This reduces flier lies and provides more consistent spin and performance.

FINISH
The LDG irons feature Scratch’s unique Brushed Nickel. This finish provides the durability of chrome with a unique gold hue. The minimal stampings provide a very clean look unique to the Scratch Golf brand and allow for personal stampings to be added to customize the wedge for the customer who will be playing it.
SHAFTS
Scratch LDG irons feature a womens flex KBS Tour shaft that is unique to Scratch Golf. We worked with legendary shaft designed Kim Braley for more than a year to create the ultimate wedge shaft. This shaft has a tighter dispersion and increased playability on less than full shots.

***TAKE THIS TEST TO FIND OUT WHICH IRONS ARE BEST FOR YOU***

1. On your good shots, how would you categorize your divots?

A. Little to no divot

B.  Small to medium divot

C.  Medium to large divot

A=0       B=2     C=4                            SCORE______

2. On your bad shots, how would you categorize your common mis-hits?

A.  Mostly thin shots

B.  Inconsistent, could be thin or fat

C.  Mostly fat

A=0     B=2     C=4                 SCORE______

3. When you hit a wedge shot, are you trying to:

A.  Sweep or pick the ball off the ground.

B. Attack the ball, hit down on it.

A=0     B=1           SCORE_____

4. What type of conditions do you normally play in?

A.  Very hard conditions

B.  Conditions vary throughout the year, play all over

C.  Very soft conditions

A=0     B=1    C=2            SCORE_______

TOTAL           SWING STYLE
0-3           SWEEPER/SLIDER
4-7           DRIVER/SLIDER
8-11          DIGGER/DRIVER

Swing Types: Sweeper/Slider

• Sweeps ball off turf
• Shallow angle of attack
• Little to no divots
• Mis-hits commonly thin

Theory:

A shallow angle of attack demands a rounder sole and less bounce, so the club can slide across the ground and under the ball.

A sweeper swing sweeps the ball off the turf while keeping the club along the ground.

The thinner sole and higher camber keeps the club from bouncing, allowing the blade to scoop the ball forward and up.

Driver/Slider

• Moderate angle of attack
• Swing aggressive through shot
• Small to medium divots
• Mis-hits are both fat and thin

Theory:

This sweep type has a moderately steep angle of attack, so the club drives into the ball almost as it meets the ground, creating a shallow divot, before sliding through the shot.

With traits from digger and sweeper, the swing type requires control for fat and thin shots.  A medium sole width and medium effective bounce provides control and added versatility.

Digger/Driver

• Steep angle of attack
• Drives through shot
• Medium to large divots
• Mis-hits commonly fat

Theory:

With a steeper angle of attack, the club cuts into the ground after it makes contact, then rises out of the ground due to the higher bounce angle and wider sole.

The digger drives down and through the shot.  To better accomplish this, the sole design needs a wider sole and a high effective bounce.

• All clubs come with True Temper Dynamic Gold Shafts (Select Flex) and Lamkin/Golf Pride grips.

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EZ-1 Irons Club Loft Lie Length Swingweight 3 22° 59° 39 D2 4 25° 60° 38.5 D2 5 28° 61° 38 D2 6 32° 62° 37.5 D2 7 36° 62.5° 37 D2 8 40° 63° 36.5 D2 9 44° 63.5° 36 D2 P 48° 64° 35.5 D2

EZ-1 Irons
Scratch EZ-1 Irons are forged from the same soft 1018 carbon steel as our wedges. The EZ-1 irons are designed for absolute maximum forgiveness in a one piece forged head. The center of gravity is very low and far back towards the trailing edge. The blade is longer from heel to toe and the weight is pushed far out towards the edges of the club. This makes the EZ-1 irons as forgiving as any of the larger oversized irons on the market today. Despite their extreme forgiveness and playability the EZ-1 irons retain a traditional look at address with a thin topline and classic shape.
HEADS
Scratch EZ-1 irons are forged from 1018 carbon steel, the softest steel used by anyone making golf clubs today. The raw heads are then ground and finished completely by hand. The end result is the finest hand made forged traditional cavity back irons in golf, customized for your game. The headshape of the EZ-1 irons was inspired by Scratch’s work with Tour Pros from around the globe. Specific attention was paid to the transition from the middle irons to the short irons to assure perfect flow throughout the set from the 3 iron down to the PW.
GROOVES
The EZ-1 irons feature our new 2010 “Condition of Competition” legal V grooves. These grooves are legal for play in any tournament in the world so you never have to worry about taking your favorite set of Scratch irons out of the bag because the groove rule has changed. These grooves are designed to have the maximum amount of groove surface while still adhering to the new USGA rules. This reduces flier lies and provides more consistent spin and performance.
FINISH
EZ-1 irons feature Scratch’s Brushed Satin finish. This finish provides the durability of chrome with a duller surface to help eliminate glare. The minimal stampings of the EZ-1 irons provide a very clean look unique to the Scratch Golf brand and allow for personal stampings to be added to customize the clubs for the player.
SHAFTS
Scratch EZ-1 irons feature the KBS Tour as our standard shaft. These shafts are designed by legendary shaft designer Kim Braley and are the culmination of his years of shaft design experience. These shafts have a slightly higher launch angle but a more boring ballflight overall. This makes them easier to swing and more forgiving while also giving them better ballflight into the wind. They feature a consistent taper design in a stepped shaft and are more workable and have better feel on partial shots.
***TAKE THIS TEST TO FIND OUT WHICH IRONS ARE BEST FOR YOU***

1. On your good shots, how would you categorize your divots?

A. Little to no divot

B.  Small to medium divot

C.  Medium to large divot

A=0       B=2     C=4                            SCORE______

2. On your bad shots, how would you categorize your common mis-hits?

A.  Mostly thin shots

B.  Inconsistent, could be thin or fat

C.  Mostly fat

A=0     B=2     C=4                 SCORE______

3. When you hit a wedge shot, are you trying to:

A.  Sweep or pick the ball off the ground.

B. Attack the ball, hit down on it.

A=0     B=1           SCORE_____

4. What type of conditions do you normally play in?

A.  Very hard conditions

B.  Conditions vary throughout the year, play all over

C.  Very soft conditions

A=0     B=1    C=2            SCORE_______

TOTAL           SWING STYLE
0-3           SWEEPER/SLIDER
4-7           DRIVER/SLIDER
8-11          DIGGER/DRIVER

Swing Types: Sweeper/Slider

• Sweeps ball off turf
• Shallow angle of attack
• Little to no divots
• Mis-hits commonly thin

Theory:

A shallow angle of attack demands a rounder sole and less bounce, so the club can slide across the ground and under the ball.

A sweeper swing sweeps the ball off the turf while keeping the club along the ground.

The thinner sole and higher camber keeps the club from bouncing, allowing the blade to scoop the ball forward and up.

Driver/Slider

• Moderate angle of attack
• Swing aggressive through shot
• Small to medium divots
• Mis-hits are both fat and thin

Theory:

This sweep type has a moderately steep angle of attack, so the club drives into the ball almost as it meets the ground, creating a shallow divot, before sliding through the shot.

With traits from digger and sweeper, the swing type requires control for fat and thin shots.  A medium sole width and medium effective bounce provides control and added versatility.

Digger/Driver

• Steep angle of attack
• Drives through shot
• Medium to large divots
• Mis-hits commonly fat

Theory:

With a steeper angle of attack, the club cuts into the ground after it makes contact, then rises out of the ground due to the higher bounce angle and wider sole.

The digger drives down and through the shot.  To better accomplish this, the sole design needs a wider sole and a high effective bounce.

• All clubs come with True Temper Dynamic Gold Shafts (Select Flex) and Lamkin/Golf Pride grips.

PoorCaddy Sale:  $1099.95

AR-1 Irons
Scratch AR-1 Irons are forged from the same soft 1018 carbon steel as our wedges. The AR-1 irons are designed to offer maximum playability and forgiveness in a cavity back with the looks of a traditional muscle back blade at address. The center of gravity is in the center of the face and further back towards the trailing edge. The cavity design is progressive and has a lower COG in the long irons to help get the ball in the air.
HEADS
Scratch AR-1 irons are forged from 1018 carbon steel, the softest steel used by anyone making golf clubs today. The raw heads are then ground and finished completely by hand. The end result is the finest hand made forged traditional cavity back irons in golf, customized for your game. The headshape of the AR-1 irons was inspired by Scratch’s work with Tour Pros from around the globe. Specific attention was paid to the transition from the middle irons to the short irons to assure perfect flow throughout the set from the 3 iron down to the PW.
GROOVES
The AR-1 irons feature our new 2010 “Condition of Competition” legal V grooves. These grooves are legal for play in any tournament in the world so you never have to worry about taking your favorite set of Scratch irons out of the bag because the groove rule has changed. These grooves are designed to have the maximum amount of groove surface while still adhering to the new USGA rules. This reduces flier lies and provides more consistent spin and performance.
FINISH
AR-1 irons feature Scratch’s Brushed Satin finish. This finish provides the durability of chrome with a duller surface to help eliminate glare. The minimal stampings of the AR-1 irons provide a very clean look unique to the Scratch Golf brand and allow for personal stampings to be added to customize the clubs for the player.
SHAFTS
Scratch AR-1 irons feature the KBS Tour as our standard shaft. These shafts are designed by legendary shaft designer Kim Braley and are the culmination of his years of shaft design experience. These shafts have a slightly higher launch angle but a more boring ballflight overall. This makes them easier to swing and more forgiving while also giving them better ballflight into the wind. They feature a consistent taper design in a stepped shaft and are more workable and have better feel on partial shots

***TAKE THIS TEST TO FIND OUT WHICH IRONS ARE BEST FOR YOU***

1. On your good shots, how would you categorize your divots?

A. Little to no divot

B.  Small to medium divot

C.  Medium to large divot

A=0       B=2     C=4                            SCORE______

2. On your bad shots, how would you categorize your common mis-hits?

A.  Mostly thin shots

B.  Inconsistent, could be thin or fat

C.  Mostly fat

A=0     B=2     C=4                 SCORE______

3. When you hit a wedge shot, are you trying to:

A.  Sweep or pick the ball off the ground.

B. Attack the ball, hit down on it.

A=0     B=1           SCORE_____

4. What type of conditions do you normally play in?

A.  Very hard conditions

B.  Conditions vary throughout the year, play all over

C.  Very soft conditions

A=0     B=1    C=2            SCORE_______

TOTAL           SWING STYLE
0-3          SWEEPER/SLIDER
4-7          DRIVER/SLIDER
8-11          DIGGER/DRIVER

Swing Types: Sweeper/Slider

• Sweeps ball off turf
• Shallow angle of attack
• Little to no divots
• Mis-hits commonly thin

Theory:

A shallow angle of attack demands a rounder sole and less bounce, so the club can slide across the ground and under the ball.

A sweeper swing sweeps the ball off the turf while keeping the club along the ground.

The thinner sole and higher camber keeps the club from bouncing, allowing the blade to scoop the ball forward and up.

Driver/Slider

• Moderate angle of attack
• Swing aggressive through shot
• Small to medium divots
• Mis-hits are both fat and thin

Theory:

This sweep type has a moderately steep angle of attack, so the club drives into the ball almost as it meets the ground, creating a shallow divot, before sliding through the shot.

With traits from digger and sweeper, the swing type requires control for fat and thin shots.  A medium sole width and medium effective bounce provides control and added versatility.

Digger/Driver

• Steep angle of attack
• Drives through shot
• Medium to large divots
• Mis-hits commonly fat

Theory:

With a steeper angle of attack, the club cuts into the ground after it makes contact, then rises out of the ground due to the higher bounce angle and wider sole.

The digger drives down and through the shot.  To better accomplish this, the sole design needs a wider sole and a high effective bounce.

• All clubs come with True Temper Dynamic Gold Shafts (Select Flex) and Lamkin/Golf Pride grips.

PoorCaddy Sale:  $1099.95

SB-1 Irons
Scratch SB-1 Irons are forged from the same soft 1018 carbon steel as our wedges. The SB-1 irons are specifically designed to get the center of gravity in the center of the face for maximum playability and forgiveness in a muscleback design.  SB-1 irons are in play on the PGA Tour and pretty much every major Tour worldwide.
HEADS
Scratch SB-1 irons are forged from 1018 carbon steel, the softest steel used by anyone making golf clubs today.  The raw heads are then ground and finished completely by hand.  The end result is the finest hand made forged muscleback blades in golf, customized for your game.

The headshape of the SB-1 irons was inspired by Scratch’s work with Tour Pros from around the globe.  Specific attention was paid to the transition from the middle irons to the short irons to assure perfect flow throughout the set from the 3 iron down to the PW.
GROOVES
The SB-1 irons feature our new 2010 “Condition of Competition” legal V grooves.  These grooves are legal for play in any tournament in the world so you never have to worry about taking your favorite set of Scratch irons out of the bag because the groove rule has changed.  These grooves are designed to have the maximum amount of groove surface while still adhering to the new USGA rules.  This reduces flier lies and provides more consistent spin and performance.
FINISH
SB-1 irons feature Scratch’s Brushed Satin finish. This finish provides the durability of chrome with a duller surface to help eliminate glare. The minimal stampings of the SB-1 irons provide a very clean look unique to the Scratch Golf brand and allow for personal stampings to be added to customize the clubs for the player.
SHAFTS
Scratch SB-1 irons feature the KBS Tour as our standard shaft.  These shafts are designed by legendary shaft designer Kim Braley and are the culmination of his years of shaft design experience.  These shafts have a slightly higher launch angle but a more boring ballflight overall.  This makes them easier to swing and more forgiving while also giving them better ballflight into the wind.  They feature a consistent taper design in a stepped shaft and are more workable and have better feel on partial shots .

***TAKE THIS TEST TO FIND OUT WHICH IRONS ARE BEST FOR YOU***

1. On your good shots, how would you categorize your divots?

A. Little to no divot

B.  Small to medium divot

C.  Medium to large divot

A=0       B=2     C=4                            SCORE______

2. On your bad shots, how would you categorize your common mis-hits?

A.  Mostly thin shots

B.  Inconsistent, could be thin or fat

C.  Mostly fat

A=0     B=2     C=4                 SCORE______

3. When you hit a wedge shot, are you trying to:

A.  Sweep or pick the ball off the ground.

B. Attack the ball, hit down on it.

A=0     B=1           SCORE_____

4. What type of conditions do you normally play in?

A.  Very hard conditions

B.  Conditions vary throughout the year, play all over

C.  Very soft conditions

A=0     B=1    C=2            SCORE_______

TOTAL          SWING STYLE
0-3          SWEEPER/SLIDER
4-7          DRIVER/SLIDER
8-11          DIGGER/DRIVER

Swing Types: Sweeper/Slider

• Sweeps ball off turf
• Shallow angle of attack
• Little to no divots
• Mis-hits commonly thin

Theory:

A shallow angle of attack demands a rounder sole and less bounce, so the club can slide across the ground and under the ball.

A sweeper swing sweeps the ball off the turf while keeping the club along the ground.

The thinner sole and higher camber keeps the club from bouncing, allowing the blade to scoop the ball forward and up.

Driver/Slider

• Moderate angle of attack
• Swing aggressive through shot
• Small to medium divots
• Mis-hits are both fat and thin

Theory:

This sweep type has a moderately steep angle of attack, so the club drives into the ball almost as it meets the ground, creating a shallow divot, before sliding through the shot.

With traits from digger and sweeper, the swing type requires control for fat and thin shots.  A medium sole width and medium effective bounce provides control and added versatility.

Digger/Driver

• Steep angle of attack
• Drives through shot
• Medium to large divots
• Mis-hits commonly fat

Theory:

With a steeper angle of attack, the club cuts into the ground after it makes contact, then rises out of the ground due to the higher bounce angle and wider sole.

The digger drives down and through the shot.  To better accomplish this, the sole design needs a wider sole and a high effective bounce.

• All clubs come with True Temper Dynamic Gold Shafts (Select Flex) and Lamkin/Golf Pride grips.

PoorCaddy Sale:  $1099.95