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Date Posted: 11:58:39 11/05/22 Sat
Author: Trent
Subject: Re: Iron Design
In reply to: David Lake 's message, "Re: Iron Design" on 08:11:16 11/05/22 Sat

Maybe I’m using the terminology incorrectly
Titleist T200, TaylorMade P790, Callaway Apex, Ping G425… are these not hollow body designs?
Titleist T100 are the most played iron on tour - are these not muscle backs?

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[> [> [> Re: Iron Design -- David Lake, 15:31:03 11/05/22 Sat

Trent,

The T100 are cavity back. Tungsten weighting at the base on either side of the back cavity and perimeter weighting around the sides and top. The same is true of the other irons you mention. There is a shell on the back that covers the internal perimeter weighted cavity which they all incorporate. These are not "hollow body" designs, but rather, simply a covered cavity.

David Lake

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[> [> [> [> Re: Iron Design -- Trent, 10:03:14 11/06/22 Sun

Interesting! Good to know. Thanks for the education lesson

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