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For Sale: New Callaway Rogue Pro Irons

jasonpetermann

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jasonpetermann Established Member

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Broke 2 ribs playing Donkey Basketball for a fundraiser. NO GOLF FOR ME for at least a month. I DON'T WANT TO BE TEMPTED TO PLAY TOO EARLY! Need to unload these beauties!

All the equipment is represented in the photos. I take care of my stuff! If you need more pics or info, let me know!
paypal is jason.petermann@yahoo.com
First to send paypal gets it!

eBay id is pastor-jay

Rogue Pro 5-PW Irons - Played not even a full 2 rounds. Hardly can tell ANY have been hit - see pics. Love the irons - BUT BROKE 2 RIBS. I am moving back from graphite to steel and these were just a bit heavy for me. See the pics! $670 shipped
SPECS:

  • Shaft Type: True Temper XP 105 Stepless Steel (PTIP)
  • Shaft Flex: S300 (Stiff)
  • Grip: Golf Pride - New Dec CHEV Platinum/Black/White Green (49.5g)
  • Length: - 1/2 in
  • Head Loft: Standard
  • Lie Angle: 2 Flat

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dennyjones Incredible Member

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They look great.   This is a good deal..   Hopefully they sell quickly

From the land of perpetual cloudiness.   I'm Denny

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baller7345 Well Established Member

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Wish they weren't a half an inch short. They look great.

Driver - Cleveland CG Black 265
Fairway Wood - Adams Tight Lies 16 Degrees
Hybrids - 18 and 20 Degrees Adams Pro
Irons - 4-PW Adams XTD
Wedges - 52 and 56 degree Cleavland CG16

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