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The internet is failing me! I want to buy M2 Tour irons (heads only) and get fit for them with the shafts that I want. I can't seem to find them anywhere on the Internet without shafts. Can anyone help me? Thanks


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Why not just go to a store and get fit for them? TaylorMade can put whatever shaft you want in them.

I'm sure you've looked on eBay, not going to be easy to find without the shafts.

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2 hours ago, Grant said:

The internet is failing me! I want to buy M2 Tour irons (heads only) and get fit for them with the shafts that I want. I can't seem to find them anywhere on the Internet without shafts. Can anyone help me? Thanks

Yeah, it's almost impossible to purchase just heads for irons, especially new models.  Go to any store or golf club with a fitting station to get fit and find the shaft you want, then special order them through whomever, unless you find what you want from a 3rd party site.

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Grant Newbie

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Thanks for the replies guys. I have a pro I work with here at an indoor range where I play in the winter. The problem is he is a Mizuno retailer and not Taylormade. I was hoping I could find some heads that I could bring him and have him fit them for me. Throw some business his way since he takes pretty good care of us during the winter. I guess I'll have him fit me for the Mizunos then order the Taylormades to those specs. Thanks again guys.


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You could also ask the pro you are working with for a recommendation of good fitters who do carry Taylormade, since he does not carry them. That may be more beneficial because there are some fitters that will give you the fitting for free if you buy the clubs from them.

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Some certified clubfitting specialists can get the head you want from the manufacturer, with the desired shaft inserted in the heads, with a plug in the end of the uncut shaft's butt. Then, the fitters do final fitting and gripping in the shop. But, expect to pay extra $$.

Or, as @mvmac said, you can go get custom-fitted at a mainline golf shop. 

Also, the custom-fitted set from a mainline shop probably won't cost any more than an off-the-rack set, unless you get really exotic shafts or grips. The main manufacturers are offering a lot more shaft variety in iron sets these days with no upcharge.

* Callaway Steelhead irons offer five steel and five graphite shaft models.
* Mizuno offers multiple stock shafts for the JPX 900 irons.

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