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My wife's friend who recently went through a divorce asked me to help clean out her X's workshop. He was a good golfer and had loads of stuff for tinkering. One prize I received was a set of Taylormade R11 irons. They are almost new. I hit them for a few rounds and they are nice. The only problem is they have Stiff Rifle shafts and I like Regular shafts.

My question:  I purchased a wrench/tip from a hardware store and was able to remove the red weight in the back of each iron head. Can these weights be interchanged for different weights? How much are the factory red weights supposed to weigh? I cannot find where to buy them if so.

Your help is appreciated


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Give them back to the poor fecker, what woman takes a man's golf clubs!!!
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He hit the lottery for a few million then divorced his wife. I don't think he needs anything.


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That's fair enough then, r11 are great set of irons not sure the idea of removing the weights but u will probably need to change shafts

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His X wife gave me a couple of Taylor Made wedges with a replaceable face XFT 52-09 and a 54-12. I don't know much about these wedges. Anybody have any info on them? Internet searches don't provide very much information. I wrote to TM and they haven't responded.

Any help is appreciated :-)


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http://taylormadegolf.com/taylormade/tp-wedge-with-xft/DW-JN383.html

Driver:    SLDR TP 9.5* (Tour AD DI 6S)

Wood:   Jetspeed 3W (Aldilia RIP Alpha) & SLDR 5W (Diamana Kai'li)

Hybrids: Rescue 11 3H (18*) & Rescue 11 4H (21*)

Irons:     Rocketbladez Tour 4-PW

Wedge:   ATV 52* & 58*

Putter:   Bettinardi Signature 6


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