Callaway Driver with Three Wood Hybrid Bag and full set of Wilson irons RH

This is the last of Pap's golf inventory except I have a set of Wilson Irons model 1200 GE for sale if you are interested contact me.  He is what is being offered for sale:There is a Callaway I-mix (tour???) driver and a matching 3 fairway (wood) metal.  These clubs have been used.  Pap was a big fan of Callaway products.  The driver shows evidence of some tinkering, and this was something that he greatly enjoyed due to his background in science.  The driver is rated as having a draw bias.  There are two shafts for the driver and an adapter kit to interchange them. Pap was close to 6'2" so you can decide if this set is for you.  I know the hybrid was never messed with, just the driver. The 3 wood or metal, if you prefer, looks to be of better than store bought quality.  Pap was the golfer's golfer, and he usually bought the best.  There is a hybrid called a Warrior, but he did not leave many notes about it except that he thought "it was better than I expected it to be."  The bag is a Sun Mountain cart or carry model and is in very good shape.  A wrench to adjust the driver and switch shafts is included as well.  There is no head cover for the 3 wood, but the driver and hybrid have covers.  If you have followed my other golf listings for Pap's golf equipment, he always left a note about what he thought of the club.  You may find these helpful.For the driver.  C's engineers know the importance of MOI and made this ***thing square.  Good.  Too light in the head.  I will think on this.  Later he wrote .... this thing hits far now.  Straight or draw, can't slice this*** thing.  For the 3 wood.  Play the ball back and this will pick it clean.  Tendency to draw.Hybrid... better than I expected it to be.  I still like my 2 iron.He also kept records of what he spent on his golfing addiction.  Based upon this, my offering is far less than half of what he spent on the driver alone.  The extra Aaldila shaft sold new for $110 by itself.   The adapter kit was $45 and the wrench was $15. The set of clubs are 3 to sw.  The clubs, Wilson 1200 GE, according to Pap, were the best clubs for the average duffer that he ever tried.   He always wrote a note about his golf stuff.  Here is what he wrote,  "soon the big boys are going to copy this design."  I was with him when he bought them years ago and they sold new for $400.  That I am positive of.  He played with them for a season or two, then I used them for a season, and then Pap gave lessons with them.  For the past 10 years they have been in his golf cave and not used.  The grips show some wear, but not excessive wear.  They are mid-size grip.  Since I am moving, this and other things must go.