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I was in Dick's recently looking for a Scottsdale Anser 2 from the previous year an had no luck. I did however come across a new line of putters by Top Flite labeled Tour. I checked the putter out and hit it side by side with a current generation answer, and was quite impressed especially for the cost. Long story short I ended up getting the putter and a new wedge. The putter was great enough, but the wedge was simply impressive, it has a CNC milled face and looks as good as any other wedge I have owned. I walked out the door with both new clubs for less than 90 bucks, as there is a special going on now. If you get a chance to swing by and check them out, I don't think anyone would be disappointed for their cost. I will check back in once I have put a round on them both.

In The Bag....
Driver: Cobra ZL
Woods: Callaway X Hot
Irons: Gigagolf GX2 Hybrids, Nike Pro Combo
Wedges: Titleist Vokey 60º, Gigagolf SGS Black 52º, 56º
Putter: Nike IC 20-20 Mallet
Ball: Top Flite Gamer V2, D2 Feel, Titleist NXT Tour and Srixon AD333


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I have put a round on each of these clubs now, they are both currently in my bag. I can say they are definitely worth the money. I was extremely surprised with how the wedge performed during my round. The milled face of the wedge was not a feature I was accustomed to seeing in this price range. When comparing the control and spin to my Vokey they felt nearly identical. The putter was nearly as impressive with how the face felt, it was soft... but not a muted feel. I liked the black finish and contrasting white details. The shafts and grips on these clubs were about what I expected in this price range, nothing to write home about... but for the money there isn't much reason to complain either. I will be keeping my eye on Top Flite's Tour series closer from now on.

In The Bag....
Driver: Cobra ZL
Woods: Callaway X Hot
Irons: Gigagolf GX2 Hybrids, Nike Pro Combo
Wedges: Titleist Vokey 60º, Gigagolf SGS Black 52º, 56º
Putter: Nike IC 20-20 Mallet
Ball: Top Flite Gamer V2, D2 Feel, Titleist NXT Tour and Srixon AD333


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Whatever works for you and give you confidence standing over the ball is what I always go for.  Sometimes that means paying more than I wanted too and sometimes that means that I feel like I stole one because of the price that I got the gear for.  Good for you !


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trying to resurrect here. I just picked up the 52, 56, 60 in these. For the money I don't think they can be beat. Unfortunately its called as the ice witch here and I haven't been able to play them yet. Just wondering if anyone else who has them has any more input on them. I think im talking about the same one, Top Flite Tour Wedges, black head, black grip, white letters.


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