149 $
Description
| Club Type: | Full Club Set | Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| Brand: | Wilson Staff | Shaft Material: | Steel |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | Number of Clubs: | 9 |
| EAN: | Does not apply |
All these Wilson Products are from the Wilson Tour Van.
A Set of Tour Issue Wilson Staff FG V2 Irons 4-PW with Project X PXi 6.0 Shafts and 3 week old Lamkin Midsize Tour wrap grips2 Tour Issue Wilson Staff FG Tour Black Wedges 52 & 60 degree lofts about 3 months old with rare Rifle 6.5 flex Brunswick Stepped Shafts with Lamkin Tour wrap grips 3 weeks old.The 7 & 8 Irons have slight marking to the paint on the rear where lead tape has been removed. The lies are standard however the lofts are tour strong as follows in degrees:-4 - 21, 5 - 24, 6 - 28, 7 - 32, 8 - 36, 9 - 40, PW - 44, 52 - 50 & 60 - 58 degrees.The irons have bag chatter but the faces and grooves are very good. The PXi iron shafts are coated and have a few small chips near the hosel end. The wedge heads are black and the coating on the soles has worn off through use, and the face of the 60 degree wedge coating has diminished more through bunker practice than course use.The actual response back through the heads is exceptionally soft as you would appreciate from tour stock.
I am a professional Tour club builder, winning industry awards throughout my career for my technical knowledge and club building skills.A Set of Tour Issue Wilson Staff FG V2 Irons 4-PW with Project X PXi 6.0 Shafts and 3 week old Lamkin Midsize Tour wrap grips2 Tour Issue Wilson Staff FG Tour Black Wedges 52 & 60 degree lofts about 3 months old with rare Rifle 6.5 flex Brunswick Stepped Shafts with Lamkin Tour wrap grips 3 weeks old.The 7 & 8 Irons have slight marking to the paint on the rear where lead tape has been removed. The lies are standard however the lofts are tour strong as follows in degrees:-4 - 21, 5 - 24, 6 - 28, 7 - 32, 8 - 36, 9 - 40, PW - 44, 52 - 50 & 60 - 58 degrees.The irons have bag chatter but the faces and grooves are very good. The PXi iron shafts are coated and have a few small chips near the hosel end. The wedge heads are black and the coating on the soles has worn off through use, and the face of the 60 degree wedge coating has diminished more through bunker practice than course use.The actual response back through the heads is exceptionally soft as you would appreciate from tour stock.