179 $
Description
Right handed.1 degree upright lie angle, +1/2" shaft length from Titleist standard spec (all irons). Serial # 25VIC.
| 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: | Titleist |
| UPC: | 084984368370 | Model: | CB 710 |
| Dexterity: | Right-Handed | Shaft Material: | Steel |
| Flex: | Stiff | Gender: | Men |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States | Club Type: | Iron Set |
Right handed.1 degree upright lie angle, +1/2" shaft length from Titleist standard spec (all irons). Serial # 25VIC.
Notes
-All of the faces and soles are in good condition with the standard dings and scratches from a season's worth of play, bag wear, etc. Absolutely no effect on playability. Toplines are all sound. No major gouges.-The grips are Titleist original and factory installed. -The shaft labels are all intact although some of the edges have very slight wear. -There are a few pinhead-sized surface rust spots on the back of some of the irons but there is no effect on performance. -I chose to remove the paint in the sole numbers in an effort to repaint with a different color enamel. Once the paint was gone I found that I actually liked the 'ghost' look of the plain chrome soles. A suggestion: if you desire colored numbers, a small jar of Testors model enamel at any hobby store will fill in quite nicely and last a long time. There are dozens of colors and you can even mix and match if you'd like.
-All of the faces and soles are in good condition with the standard dings and scratches from a season's worth of play, bag wear, etc. Absolutely no effect on playability. Toplines are all sound. No major gouges.-The grips are Titleist original and factory installed. -The shaft labels are all intact although some of the edges have very slight wear. -There are a few pinhead-sized surface rust spots on the back of some of the irons but there is no effect on performance. -I chose to remove the paint in the sole numbers in an effort to repaint with a different color enamel. Once the paint was gone I found that I actually liked the 'ghost' look of the plain chrome soles. A suggestion: if you desire colored numbers, a small jar of Testors model enamel at any hobby store will fill in quite nicely and last a long time. There are dozens of colors and you can even mix and match if you'd like.