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I only need a 7 8 9 PW, to complete my set Nike Slingshots. I can't find all of these individually on ebay so far. I was just curious you can get them at pro shops individually or am i going to have to buy a whole new set?
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Some places will sell individually. Just gotta find it.
Theres some... http://www.golfsmith.com/browse.php?....x=0&image.y;=0

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Thanks For The Quick Reply
Monster XLS
Sumo Squared Hybrids (17* 20*)
Pro Combo OS (4-PW)
Victory Red Wedges (56* 60*)
Unitized Leo E5+

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For anybody who might be interested in this question. All of those links were great. I also noticed that golfsmith.com has a custom fitting option and they offer a lot of different models. If your clubs are relatively new they'll probably have it.
Monster XLS
Sumo Squared Hybrids (17* 20*)
Pro Combo OS (4-PW)
Victory Red Wedges (56* 60*)
Unitized Leo E5+

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When I bought my (Mizuno) irons, I was able to specify from Roger Dunn which subset I wanted. There are plenty of people here with mixed sets that I presume didn't buy a full set of each.

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If the clubs are still being made, any pro shop or golf store that has a Nike account would be able to get them. You hardly ever have to buy a full set anymore.

I will judge my rounds much more by the quality of my best shots than the acceptability of my worse ones.


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You can also try going to your local golf club shop. Some golf shops sell individual "used" irons that are still in remarkably good condition.

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R540 Driver
Stan Thompson "Ginty" 5 wood
Burner LCG 3-PW, SW, LW putter (mallet) and golf balls


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