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That's why we do what we do! Extend those clubs lifecycle!

Could've been sold already! This was originally posted a while back on our Instagram account.

You can see all of our inventory at the www.golfavenue.com Hope this helps!

Good point! We'll be sure to measure next time to complete the comparison. But considering the Qi10 had the longer shaft, one would expect it to launch the ball further, but our test showed that the oldie still has some juice behind the clubface.

Hi there! We used to, but we couldn't justify the shipping cost for orders outside of North America. Apologies for this!

Hi there! The X will provide forgiveness and performance levels similar to the Darkspeed Max. The biggest difference will be with the LS where you'll deal with much lower spin rates and much less forgiveness than the other models. Hope this helps!

@ I wanted to see the comparison, as the X and DS go much further than the max. So it isn’t really a fair comparison to compare the shortest darkspeed to the oldest clubs when they are made for different purposes. Would you compare 20year old blades with modern game improvement irons and call it a direct comparison?

@@keyboardoracle1044 We compared the Max against the L4V-M as they have the most similar profiles, rather than the X, which has a draw-bias design, and the LS, which benefits from tech that gives it slower spin rates. If it was a pure distance test, of course, we would've gone with the LS model (That's what Lou is fitted for), but the goal here was to compare two similar profiles and see how many improvements we can observe over almost two decades of innovations, not limiting ourselves to distance, but also taking spin rates, launch angles, dispersion, and other factors into account. Hope this helps clear up any confusion.

It is pretty incredible! And you know us, we always love older models (no matter how old!)

Hey! Thanks a lot for this! We're looking to do more of those generation comparison reviews.

Hi there! No sure exactly which model your looking to get your hands on, but here's a list of the three sets featured in this list. Mizuno JPX 921 Hot Metal - www.golfavenue.com/us/mizuno-jpx-921-hot-metal-iron-set Mizuno JPX 919 Hot Metal - www.golfavenue.com/us/mizuno-jpx-919-hot-metal-iron-set Mizuno JPX 900 Hot Metal - www.golfavenue.com/us/mizuno-jpx-900-hot-metal-iron-set Don't think UA-cam allows hyperlinks in the comments, so just copy and past the links. Cheers!

@golfavenueofficial the Mizuno JPX 921 irons....

Just got mine fitted and tripped for $1100

I have the LTD Max, did you hit it too? Love the club but interested in trying the LS. I have an avg swing speed of around 108, ball speed of around 155+, thinking i can get more distance? I’m 55 and just added the JumboMax grips XL…crazy weird but feel great to my thumbs

BTW Hazardus Blue Shaft, what’s yours?

O, just realized you noted the shaft…never heard of that one.😊

Love that you found the club for you! We have the LTDx and last year's model, the Aerojet, on sale for less than $200 right now 👀

That’s not a players distance iron

Hey! Thank you my friend! Appreciate it

Love that idea! It's a little hard sometimes to get all the right specs for the different sets (we're still stock-dependent at the end of the day), but we'll look into doing this one for sure!

Hi Bryan! We were going off the AI's recommendations for this video, but there's no doubt, T350s are great irons for beginners who have the budget for them!

Hey Logan! You're exactly right! Since Takomo uses a straight-to-consumer model, and because they are still pretty new to the market, we haven't had the chance to have any in stock for now. But we'll be sure to keep an eye out whenever we do get some and put them to the test!

Great idea! Keep an eye out for a Callaway Comp coming your way soon, but we'll definitely look into this one too. As soon as we have all we need in stock, we'll get to filming!

Garbage trust me

Absolutely we did! We just recorded another brand comparison recently (keep an eye out for that!) and we also made sure to adjust the modern driver's adjustable loft sleeve to match the older club's loft angle. You're spot on though. It wouldn't be fair if the lofts weren't the same!

Hi there! As mentioned at the start of the video, our test aims to provide our audience with results reflective of a golfer with average swing speed. We're definitely not trying to make anyone look bad, especially because we sell both models and the Qi10 is offered in new and used conditions. Very happy to hear about your gains though! From those numbers sounds like you've got some mighty swing speed. Keep smashing it friend!

The original certainly was, but the one in question here is the re-release that was made in 2021. Easy tip to see the difference. Instead of the blue and red accents in the original M$ design, the new one has only red accents.

You're right! The M3 was released along the M4 in 2018 and they both featured the Twist Face technology.

Still in my bag

That's right! But we can help to make it cheaper!

The vast majority of our inventory is used, so we always advertise our used golf clubs, hence the older models. But their performances still hold up, so we're thrilled to recommend them even to this day. In the case of P770 vs. P790, we would ague that the P770 is the distance alternative to the P7MB. The P790 will definitely deliver more forgiveness than the 770, no doubt about it.

We give it to you straight! And with the perspective of an average-skilled golfer. Thank you for the kind words!

It's a lightweight driver with a noticeable heel-based center of gravity. This should help limit the slice. The TSR1 draw-biased model, but it's not the attribute that Titleist markets the most when it comes to this model.

Don't shoot the messenger friend! We're only relaying TaylorMade's information.

@@golfavenueofficial Yea it's the same message the TM fitter told me when I point blank asked him if the face on my new 850 driver would fall off like the Stealth models 😂

No doubt about it, but the right driver can definitely help!