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Chris, PM sent regarding custom Mizunos. Tore

Here in Europe many 983s come with no serial number. It is basically impossible to tell the diff. between the retail and tour just by looking at the driver. The differences are: a) the tour driver is a handpicked head that has been through a more thourogh quality control B) the tour head is set up for a particular player c) the tour head may be without heel weighting, but it may have heel weighting if the player it was set up for requested it d) the tour head is normally (but not always) heavier, because many tour players play their drivers a little shorter that 45 inches and prefer a little heavier swingweight If you are going to purchase a Titleist tour driver, know your source and ask how the driver i sset up. Good luck. Tore

Off the top of my head, these are some of the TM 300 forged models that are forged by Miura: Tour Issued: TM 300 Lehman Grind TM 300 Lehman Grind TL2MM TM 300 NS Grind TM 300 2MM TM 300 +2MM The Lehman grind does not have a stamp, but a chararteristic square toe. You can find TL2MM, NS, 2MM and +2MM sets both with and without stamps. There is also an early Japan retail set of the TM 300 that is forged by Miura. The retail version of the TM 300 forged is from what I understand forged in Mexico. Tore

I am looking for a Titleist 975 LFF 9.5 deg. driver. Please PM or e-mail. Thanks. Tore

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