Tour Edge Golf Equipment

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I just rented as set of Tour Edge clubs on vacation and they seemed fine. I wish that the sets I rented didn't have 4,5, & 6 Hybrids, but other than that they were OK

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I have 3 of their Geo Max hybrids and like them just fine. Quality is very good also.

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I have 3 XCG hybrids and an XCG 3 Wood... nothing has even come close to measuring up.

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The Tour Edge Exotics line is exceptional! I've been playing their XCG-V line (Driver & 3/5 FW) all last season. They are fantastic and quality clubs.

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I know there is a growing demand for it locally but the shops are scared of carrying much of an inventory. They
say the new TE sticks are priced way above other brands, but then are sold at cut rate prices online within 6 months.

I tried some of their fairways on the range early last year...very nice.

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I actually just traded with another member on this forum for a set of Tour Edge CNC forged irons w/ KBS Tour shafts. These irons are sweet. I was playing Titleist Ap2s w/ Project X shafts (the 2008 version) and decided to give these a shot. I wanted another set to have around and was looking to hit something different...I like to tinker with my equipment pretty consistently. I'm not sure if it's in my head, but I'm really hitting these clubs more solidly than the AP2s. They feel great and definitely give you adequate feedback. They have a real soft feel to them. I really like the way they look at set up...very traditional and confidence inspiring for me. Believe it or not, I actually prefer them to my Ap2s. Last but not least, I love the way they look...really cool and different. I will say that I think some folks may have issues with the soles though. They go from quite wide with the pw to very blade-like in the longer irons (really 3-5). For me, I find it unique and cool because it's so different. It's also nice to have a set that you won,t see in many other people's bags while out on the course. I hope this helps. Just my two cents.

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I used to play TourEdge Comp 950 irons a few years ago. They were the 2nd set of irons I ever had, my dad bought them for me. I LOVED those irons, got down to my lowest ever handicap (I was a 6) with them. Played with them for probably 6-7 years and wore them smooth, so I decided to get Callaway x18 and haven't been much lower than a 10 handicap since. I searched google for those irons, and it appears there are a few different Comp 950 out there, the ones I had were black on the other side of the club face ... I couldn't find any pictures of them. The other Comp 950 models that I saw pictures of looked pretty awful.

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I have owned a number of their products over the years, especially fairway woods and hybrids. The exotics line is aimed a high dollar group, other lines are solid game improvement clubs. The exotics have definitely found some price resistance, especially in the drivers. I think their fairway woods have been some of the best for a number of years.

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Sombody i know bought a complete tour edge set towards the end of last season. I dont know the models but he seemed very happy with the purchase.

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Tour Edge is a "best kept secret" among the smaller club makers. A local golf shop has a knowledgeable, veteran club fitter who has followed TE since the 1980s. He said TE is privately owned, has limited production runs, and doesn't advertise like the big guys do. Lots of public-course golfers in the Midwest play Tour Edge clubs.

I played the Tour Edge Bazooka Tungsten Beta Ti fairway woods from 2003 to 2009. Had a 3W (14*) and a 5W (19*) with Grafalloy Ultralite stiff shafts. They had a low-profile head that launched one hot ball if you hit them with a slight draw.

Quit using them when I went back to regular shafts.

Last couple of years, the TE Exotics fairway woods have attracted a small cult following of fans.

I recently bought TourEdge: Hybrids JMax Gold Bazooka 5-P. Amazing price and probably best bang4buck with lifetime warranty. I'm a beginner. But my friend who's played for quite a while hit my clubs so well, that he also bought them over his Mizunos. At least check them out. 

Edited by stjames - 3/23/11 at 7:26pm

Tour Edge also has a lifetime warranty on their products.  I think they are the only company that has that.

been looking at the xcg-v hybrid but cant even find a review. hit it and loved it but stuck between the xcg-v and the trilogy (v-shape sole) hybrid. anybody hitting either one of these? own either one? any opinions?

 

 

i have a cb3 driver and cb2 15deg. clubs i have a taylormade raylor (19) and nike procombo (20). they hit completely different more like 5 wood out of the rough 3 iron for the fairway.

 

would rather have a combo type club hybrid to replace my 5 wood as well as my 3 wood.

anybody know anything about the Tour Edge Exotics Xtreme Spin tour black wedge?

The Tour Edge XCG Exotics 3 wood is amazingly nice to hit.  Just feels like it hits itself.  It could use an upgrade on the shaft but some reason swings so smoothly from the factory.

I just bought one and have had it shipped to my florida house will be hitting feb. 10 when I get down there. Can't wait! It has the squre groove technology there was mention of what bounce it has so I assume it is made with a mid bounce. But not sure.