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Instead of focusing on who "womens" clubs are NOT for maybe we should be focusing on who they ARE for. Senior women and non-athletes under 5'6". Obviously they aren't designed for college athletes and mocking this segment of the population isn't helpful.

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Specialist driver and not for everyone

I bought the Tour Edge C721 driver because of Thomas’ review. It’s a pleasure striking that driver. Long and forgiving. And the price was reasonable in comparison. Where has Thomas gone? Can we bring him back? Can he start his own channel?

Tsr4 with the weight back ftw. I love the smaller head.

Ummmm what?!

Very helpful. Thank you!

Gaming these in 52 56 &60 and noticed a difference straight away but after 3 rounds and stating to get used to them they are so good 80yds in. And will make a huge improvement to my short game

I think I like the P790s. More consistent. I would like to know what year these P790s are from.

put all of the 7 woods in a bag and go to a real course and test them in a real game in the elements for a true test.

This guys swing made for senior or regular flex

With full shots, my 48* Cleveland CBX (steel shaft 115g) goes consistently 5-10 yards longer than my 48* Callaway Ai200 (graphite shaft 75 g regular). Is this due to shaft or club head? What do you think?

This demonstrate that you better keep your money for a trainer!

Love the 50* decent angle with the 7000 spin with a seven. Can attack any pin with those numbers. Distance is great but playing defense isn't always best.

i have this tsr3 4w 16.5 since a month, my first wood. and it is absolutly insane. not even fitted ! work wonders amazing feeling i love it.

Great video and comparison. I have a long love/hate relationship with Mizuno. My previous irons were the MP-60s that I played for YEARS. Loved them. 3 years ago (for my 70th birthday) I gave myself a fitting and a new set of clubs. My game couldn't justify the MP series anymore and I was really interested in the JPX921HMPs. (Here comes the hate part). Traditionally, Mizuno has been one of the least "lefty-friendly" brands in terms of which models were available to us lefties. The only model that was available to me at the time, that was appropriate for where my game is now, in the JPX line was the base Hot Metal. I went into the fitting with an open mind and wound up with TM Sim2 Max irons. They are OK but certainly not Mizuno. Last year, I made the "mistake" of trying the 923HMPs which WERE available to lefties and not sure (other than buying another set so soon) why they aren't in my bag. Your video is making me really want to look into the 925s as I see they ARE available to lefties. My only question for you (and Emma) is why would someone that has as much game (and distance) as Emma obviously has, be playing HMPs (regardless of generation? I would think that either something in the MP series or, if she wanted to be in the JPX series, the forged AT A MINMUM (if not the tour) would be a GREAT club for her! Thanks!

I think there’s a bit of bias going on here, clearly he favored the T150’s vs the apex pros. Beyond that though, unconsciously he put a much better swing together with the T150’s, just look at the face to path. A full degree more open for the apex pro’s. I just hit both last week in a fitting bay. If you’re trying to discern which one is better from this video I’d say skip it and try them both yourself. They are both ridiculously soft and have pleasant sound. Pretending that either is more forgiving is a joke. The sweet spot is the same size on both. If you can’t hit that at minimum 80% of the time, don’t get these clubs. The AI 300’s or T350’s are better for you. These clubs are built around launch characteristics, not forgiveness. That’s not to say they don’t have forgiveness built in, but they aren’t game improvement clubs by any extent. I think though, this video does in fact highlight the importance of a fitting. KZbin reviews are good for you to identify the types and models of clubs you’re looking to get into, however, Michael put a better swing together on the T150 because it suited his eye better, that might be very different for you. This category of club highlights how clubs sit and look at address. That is very perception based and individual to the player. All this to say I hit the T150’s, T100’s, all 3 variants of the Apex pro lines, Ping Blueprint S, Srixon ZX7 MK2’s, Taylormade P7CB’s, and even the PXG 0311’s (I think but really didn’t care much for them) when I was fit. ALL of the clubs were great but I wanted less offset, lower launch, and higher spin for the bottom of my bag and higher launch for the top. Also I wanted to “see” my shot before I hit it so top line and how the club sat at address was important. A combo from callaway from MB- Pro was checking all those boxes but importantly, they looked and felt like home so for me it was an easy choice. I loved the T100’s, P7CB’s, and Ping Blueprint S, but the apex line was the right fit FOR ME. Get fit, with irons there is nothing more important.

Emma is a great ball striker.

Which one is the best if I tend to slice, and have high loft ?

what head was used. ls, max or X

I use my gap wedge more than anything around the greens for chipping as well as approach shots. To lob over something or downhill slope I'll use the 60/56 and 56 in the sand.

Would have loved to have heard your comments after Kevin regarding Kali Blue. Stated the one you’d likely pick beforehand yet it was the poorest performing. Any reasons as to why? Thanks.

Rocco knows his bag inside and out

My 910 D3 8.5° is still going strong after 13 years. I cannot justify a driver price above $500 nowadays.

Made in china, vs Ai Smoke made in Japan….hmmmm

Great golf science

Loving the NB kicks!

I have found I CAN shape my T 350s! Easier to draw them but definitely workable. FYI Tensei Red A flex

really.. never heard of rush.. but then again i dont know any of the music and i mention that lightly] and the band singing nowadays.. cuz music is generational

I have played T300 for three years. Honestly, I can shape it both ways and my handicap has gone down from 13 to 8. I think a lot of it is in the feel and look for the player. Clearly, Emma likes the small head and feels she can turn the ball with it, but I like the confidence inspiring head I don’t have a problem producing a strong draw.

I have just purchased a set of these in excellentt condition for £120 - UK pounds...will be my winter set to just whack and hit 9 x holes for fun

Great job Emma. I will definitely try this on the range. I hope to see you on the LPGA in near future and good luck

Zero difference in my testing - but the sound is better. I don't own the TSR3 but there are plenty out there still available. But the sound was cool enough on the GT series that I would choose the new model. Sound is important to me.

i can bet my paycheck that id take any of them drivers as far left as possible because i cannot for the life of me hit driver shots

I play the ZX5s and love them. When I am playing more consistently, I will consider jumping to the 7s… Great feel and distance…and they look awesome in the bag.

Would prefer to see an average golfer testing rather than a guy who hits it 300

Well executed and demonstrated, Emma!

The main thing that affects shape is face to path. On shots where face to path is pretty neutral, you just end up hitting a slight fade or draw. When it's bigger the curve is bigger. You saw she was still able to shape is perfectly when face to path was high even with the T350.

i hate how the ZX7 AW is designed differently than the rest of the set

You never stated what iron she was hitting? Was it a 6 iron or a 7 iron?

I bet that if you look at the dynamic lie angle, the T350 will be more toe down than the T100. That is why it was easier to draw the T100. It is also why the T350 was harder to draw, but still could fade. The reason that the dynamic lie is flatter with the T350 is due to the additional weight in the toe. Club Champion (formerly TXG) did a video about this a few years ago. Look up "Blade VS Game Improvement Irons" kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4HFnJ5-ZZJ4oKs

I like Emma's shape. I hit a friend's T350 8 iron twice. Best iron I've ever hit. Long, high draw. Forged face, Tensei stiff shaft is the real deal.

Swing path and face angle will get the job done regardless of the club

I would like to see the T200 tested against both of these clubs so we could see what the middle ground is like

Have the callaway apex CB on the way and already have the apex UT irons 18-23* for my long irons all with the project x rifle 6.5 shafts, like others said I tried all 3 and this by far felt the best to me. Personally I’ve always been thrown off pings where they have that semi circular cut by the hosel as it just makes me feel it’ll snap off one day. I (when starting back up) had the HM 921s but tried the 225s when replacing my P790s and have never seemed to get on with Mizunos (no known reason) My recent fitting I was convinced it was due to be the T150s or Apex Pros I was going to go for liking some forgiveness but less offset but awkwardly the CB were offering better results than the pros to me…

Obviously Emma is a great player and everyone is different with delivery, but this doesn’t make sense to me. T350 has more offset which is going to make the ball go more left all-else equal. I also don’t understand why less back spin has anything to do with spin axis. If anything, I’d think it would be bigger with a stronger lofted club.

Emma has great personality