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Tour Edge Exotics EXd

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The Verdict: The sole seems wider than a size-14 shoe, but there’s a good reason. The width allowed engineers to place weight low and back to make getting the ball airborne a snap. The irons are forged—rare in this category—and have a thin face and a slim joint where the face meets the sole to enhance distance. A rubber composite in the cavity badge minimizes vibration.
Loft: 6-iron: 24; PW: 38
Street Price: $749 (six-club set)
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Ratings
  • 41
    performance
  • 41
    innovation
  • 3.51
    Look / Sound / Feel
  • 11
    demand
Player Comments
  • high-Handicapper
    The low irons felt and played like a hybrid.
  • high-Handicapper
    The wide sole puts a lot of power into the ball.
  • high-Handicapper
    You don’t have to try very hard to get the ball airborne.
  • high-Handicapper
    A very forgiving club. Good, solid contact almost every time.
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