Redhead Hybrid
October 19, 2009
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This hybrid is the perfect hybrid option to match all the redheads. 15-5 stainless steel gives a solid feel and takes a .335 wood shaft for higher launches and longer distance. Hit it hard and let it fly. Read more |
Sapphire 501- F
October 17, 2009
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These fairway woods are a great match to the Sapphire 460 cc driver. They are slightly oversized with a lower profile. Read more |
TM-Pro Offset – F
October 17, 2009
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The TM-Pro Offset is a great option for any with a slicing problem. They match up perfectly to the TM-Pro Offset titanium driver. Read more |
TM 7002- F
October 17, 2009
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These fairway woods are 15-5 heat treated stainless steel and are larger than standard fairway woods at 230 cc for the 3 – wood head. Read more |
Raven TM-Pro II
October 17, 2009
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The TM Pro II stainless steel fairway wood is a deep red color and made from 15.-5 stainless steel. It’s a great traditional sized fairway wood head. Read more |
TM 4600 F
October 17, 2009
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This pro-style fairway wood comes with two weight ports that are compatible with the driver and hybrid weights. This fairway wood is double heat treated and tempered 15-5 stainless steel making it one of the highest quality fairway wood options available on the market. Read more |
Sapphire 501-D
October 17, 2009
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The 460 CC head is created with premium SP-700 titanium to push the COR limit to the max. The rich black crown matches well with all graphite shafts. Read more |
TM Pro Offset Driver
October 17, 2009
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The Tm-Pro offset model was designed for those of you that fight a slice. The slight off-set in the hosel gives you a split second long to square up the club face before impact. Read more |
TM 4000 Raven Redhead
October 17, 2009
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The Raven TM 4000 titanium driver is an outstanding option for all caliber players. The TM-4000 is forged from SP-700 titanium. Read more |
Ex-160I Iron
October 17, 2009
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The Ex-160I is a timeless design that is great for beginners and amateur golfers. A large thick sole keeps the center of gravity as low as possible making it easy to get the ball airborne and in the fairway. Read more |
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