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Fs. Full Club Set. (Tm, Cobra, Mizuno, Callaway)


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TM M2 driver 10.5 degree, ventus regular blue shaft

Cobra 5 wood 18.5 degree regular flex factory shaft

Cobra 4 hybrid 21 degree regular flex factory shaft

Iron set Mizuno JPX 921 4-GW, project x LS 6.0 shafts

Callaway jaws full groove 54 degree wedge

Callaway Jaws full groove 58 degree wedge

Taylormade Spider putter , red , slant neck.

***BAG NOT INCLUDED***

Asking $950.00 shipped 

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