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Thanks for getting back with me so quickly. I actually have talked with 3 separate people from Titleist who said it in not uncommon for earlier 704 cb's to not have any serial numbers. Their representatives told me the only club with a serial number would be the 6 iron. I will try to download some pictures when my daughter gets home. I have studied pictures of the 704 cb's and my clubs have the same True Temper shafts and Titleist grips made my Golf Pride. My local pro looked at the clubs and told me he didn't think there was any way they could be counterfeits but I wanted another opinion.

Greetings, I have a quick question for anyone who has ever used Titleist 704's. I purchased a set last Spring from SupremeGolf in Arlington, TX through e-bay. The irons arrived in new condition and I have been very happy with their performance. When I tried to register them on the Titleist website I was informed I would need a serial number off of the 6 iron. Well, my irons don't have any serial numbers on any of the irons and I am wondering if they are authentic or clones? Can anyone help me in determining their authenticity? I called Titleist and they said I would need to send them back to the factory for inspection. Is there any other way? Thanks, Dennis

"So you think you're sponge worthy?"

Tiger is awesome but I still prefer Lord Byron. Lord Byron was the epitome of class and a true gentleman.

Farwell Country Club, Farwell Texas. It's a small 9-hole course without a website.

I am a Speech-Language Pathologist who is employed by a local school district.