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I still love my MacGregor M685's :) Forged and buttery soft.

In the
AMP Cart Bag
Driver : 3Dx Square Tour 8°
3 Wood : 4DX
2H : Edge CFT TitaniumIrons : M685 3-PWWedges : CG12 Satin 54° and 58°Putter : Odyssey White XG #9 33"Balls : Staff ZIP

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The MMBs look interesting. There is a custom club maker closer to my house (

http://www.ubiegolf.com/ ) that seems reputable, albeit small. What would you guess would be the cost of having him or someone else assemble and fit these clubs for me? I don't want to build clubs myself. That site has way too many shaft options, I wouldn't know where to begin.

In the blue Colts bag:

Driver - FT-5 10°
Hybrids - 4DX 15.5°, 20°
Irons/Wedges - CI-7 4-GW, SW | "Free" Warrior 60° LWPutter - TiffanyBalls - various

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The MMBs look interesting. There is a custom club maker closer to my house (

I would actually have golfworks put them together for you. It costs $10 per club and then you can have them fitted locally. As for shafts I would stick to either the Dynamic Gold, FST or Rifle (costly.) My MTFs are shafted with DG s300 and feel great.

MMBs are sweet irons!!

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I would actually have golfworks put them together for you. It costs $10 per club and then you can have them fitted locally. As for shafts I would stick to either the Dynamic Gold, FST or Rifle (costly.) My MTFs are shafted with DG s300 and feel great.

They look great and are forged, but that Maltby rating system shows them as being SGI. It really surprised me because they look like your standard muscleback.

In the blue Colts bag:

Driver - FT-5 10°
Hybrids - 4DX 15.5°, 20°
Irons/Wedges - CI-7 4-GW, SW | "Free" Warrior 60° LWPutter - TiffanyBalls - various

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They look great and are forged, but that Maltby rating system shows them as being SGI. It really surprised me because they look like your standard muscleback.

I think you will find that his blades are a little more playable because the are a tad bit longer than your usual blade. This moves the sweet spot more into the center of the face and increase MOI by a ton. At address these look like a conventional forged blade but when you hit one off of the toe and it keeps flying, you will understand the difference.

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