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Callaway Hawkeye VFT 12 Iron Set 2-3-PW-AW-SW-LW rare True Temper titanium shaft

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495 $

Description
Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Callaway
Flex: Stiff Model: Hawkeye VFT
UPC: n/a MPN: Does Not Apply
Category: Iron Set Shaft Material: Graphite
Length: 7 iron is 37.0 Dexterity: Right Handed
ShaftType: titanium Gender: Mens
SubCategory: 2-PW SW LW


A USED CALLAWAY VFT 12 IRON SET. First owner. Standard length almost like new Golf Pride Softie grips. Upgrade titanium stiff shafts by True Temper (they feel like a firm fex more than a stiff), I forget how much I spent on the titanium shafts, but the cost was roughly the asking price of this auction. They are in very good shape. If you think that you see a few scratches under the 9 iron, they are not scratches but mat marks from hitting them at the range to say goodby. Also a couple of the long irons have a little lead tape that may look like marks. Clubs are in very good shape, but they are a little dusty as they were in the basement collecting dust for a long time. Sorry for the poor photography.This set include a 2 iron, the ultra rare gap (A) wedge, sand and lob wedges for a total of 12!!The 2, 3 and 4 shafts are Grafalloy prologic stiff flex shafts. I had  the titanium shafts installed by a well known local club maker. I did not have the shaft labels installed but I still have them with me and will be included, please see last picture. I also have a half a dozen extra titanium shafts in the basement if interested.These are premium shafts they feel great and are a bit like todays light weight steel, but feel more like graphite. you do not see them anymore only because of cost being prohibitive. here is a quote from genecards.org/cgi-bin/carddisp.pl?gene=ELP2:

"Titanium was tried as a substitute for steel and graphite about 10 years ago but never took hold. It weighed more than the graphite but less than steel but was also very expensive."
 I had these clubs them since new but they do not show much wear because I do not play very often and I also have/had other sets, which is why the time has come to let these go.