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those ferrules are very solid.
What are you building? (Club style)
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Those look damn good!!Maltby STI2 Gen2 in 60g Tensei Silver R flex I had pulled from something previously. Playing D1.5/D2 weighting.
Those ferrules look fantastic. Nice irons!Maltby STI2 Gen2 in 60g Tensei Silver R flex I had pulled from something previously. Playing D1.5/D2 weighting.
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All built and ready to go. TS4 DBM's, de-badged, and all white paintfill removed and filled with black. Dart V 120 F4's.
These look incredible! I so badly wish they made them in left handed.
getting close to access to my supplies again. 
Love the ferrules! Looks sharp!
Giddyup!
Built, turned, bent, and now..
and now time for regrips.
Normally I would hit some balls now, but this generational flooding has taken a toll today.
Had to pull the trim already and can smell mold, so not the first time water a has come in. I'll be "building" a new wall and water barrier soon I think.
Tonight’s build is a little old school nostalgic build. Going back to the summer of 2001, I had just graduated high school and had graduation money burning a hole in my pocket and wanted to get into golf. Walked into a golf shop with $1000 budget and walked out with a whole bag from putter to driver. The owner said irons were the most important so of course they took a chunk of my budget, the ISI-K. Bought myself a membership to the club that Im a member at to this day and here we are. Couple years later I sold those Pings and swore off golf only to come back. Ive always wanted another set for nostalgia reasons and finally found this set for what I was willing to pay (3-sw $100). I pulled the steel shafts on the 5-up because I probably cant hit the 3-4 irons, I couldnt on the first set either! These will be fun to take out and knock around every now and then for a twilight walk. Looking forward to it!
Regripping a set of irons with a free-standing vise (just sitting on the floor!) is not an ideal setup, but I think it worked out OK.
How are you liking them? I'm in Louisiana and played today and only have them on my wedges. The difference was crazy, leather ones get so tacky with a little moisture.
Awesome, I forgot how great they are, this is the first round I've played this year that I sweat.
Curious how they hold up with the amount of golf you play.I'll be pulling them off the old clubs putting them in everything when I get home.
Put 4 of the Gripmaster Roo midsize sewn grips on my Driver, 3 wood, 5 wood and 5 hybrid today. Played a practice round with them and really pleased with the results.