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That answers my question. It looks exactly identical to the picture linked above asides from the lack of 962 on the club. I'm guessing these are from one of the first years the clubs were released. Thank you!

Hi all, I've been playing with my dad's clubs for a while, but they're (I believe) designed for a low handicapper and they're stiff flex, which does not suit my swing speed at all. I looked up on Titleist's website, and they look exactly like the DCI 962/962B, but there's no model label on the rear facing top of the head...i.e., if you were standing in a golf stance, the top of the head facing towards the back (it would be upside-down). If you were holding the head of the iron so you could read the DCI logo, it would be on the bottom edge. Pic for reference: http://www.titleist.com/historical_c...ails.asp?id=18 I just wasn't sure if they didn't include the model number on some, or if anyone might have any idea what the deal is. I'm contemplating selling the clubs and putting the proceeds towards a set of irons that matches my swing speed and is a bit more forgiving. Thanks in advance for any assistance...and if anyone wants dibs on them, give me a reasonable offer :).

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I dropped a 45 foot right to left uphill putt during a work outing that left everyone calling me "Tiger" for the rest of the day.

Played in a work outing with 3 other guys, 2 of whom had never set foot on a golf course before. We shot an 83 playing best ball, which I didn't think was awful. I sank a 45 foot right to left putt that left everyone calling me "Tiger" for the rest of the day.