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ScottyCameron JAT Proto *New $200 Cover inc. Newport 2 TeI New 9.5/10 Never Seen Golf Course $190 Coranado Gun Blue conservitive 8/10 $140 Titleist PT 13* S-300 Used Like New 9/10 $160 PENDING Vokey 60* Oil Can Used Excellent Condition $70 PENDING 975 f 18.5* EI-70 Stiff Used 7/10 $100 PENDING Taylormade r7 weightkit, brand new $130 TP r7 mag. cover $30 (Weights and cover combo $150) r7 retail new 9.5 stiff cover and wrench incl. $330 300 Tour 8.0 (Tour Issue) Graffalloy Stiff $185 Used Excellent Condition PENDING 2-iron Tour Satin RAC MB (Tour issue) $80 X-100 Pending Used Perfect Condition Swirl Face TourStage Forged wedges Z Series Brand New Never Used 52*-56*-60* $75 each, Set $200 Mizuno MP-14 2-iron HEAD ONLY $70 SOLD Brand new never used MP-29 3-PW 6.0 Rifles $150 pending Used Some Chrome Loss No major dings, good condition/except for chrome loss ALL ITEMS are OR BEST OFFER PayPal Avail. PM with question , and I will forward e-mail if need

thanks for the pm's still looking

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Want to trade for New Titleis 503-H 19* Items for trade: New titleist fairway wood 17* 980F TM r7 TP 9.5 757 speeder Scotty JAT Proto New 9.8/10 Never left golf shop Scotty DL III IB 9.5/10 Never Left Golf shop grip has been changed to BLK Baby T Thanks [email protected]

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300 Tour TM Tour Issue - Holy Grail 8.0 Loft bent to 8.5 by tour van. Grafalloy Stiff Tipped 1/2" (Blk) $250 obo Trade offers exceted as well [email protected]

wednesday. all items off to ebay...

lets go fellas, I WANT TO MOVE THESE ITEMS........

Plastic not on grip.....

no white line around insert...

all pm's responed too... Prices dropped on other items...

responded to all messages and offers

READY to move... Need to trade or sell for other purchases... E-mail me for a deal if your interesed in any items.. Thanks

Excellent Combo Tour r7 TP Quad $800 Tour Issue Orange Aldila R/D Proto 75-S Shaft 9.5 Comes with 2-2oz and 2-7oz weights No additional weights r7 Cover and wrench included TP Logo on Toe NO Serial # r7 Quad TP 8.5 $600 Fuji 757 Speeder Stiff Cover and wrench included no weights Scotty Camerons 1997 Limited Edition C.L.N. (Cameron Long Neck) Prototype. New $400 J.A.T. Prototype Putter Studio Design New $225 Inspired By Davis Love III Putter New $350 Blk Baby T Grip, IBDL III Cover Newport 2 TeI insert New $225 All Clubs are subject to offers and included shipping. PayPal [email protected]

Phil Mickelson has been released 16 months early from his endorsement contract with Titleist, Golfweek has learned. Mickelson has not secured a new deal with another equipment company, although Callaway Golf appears to be the front runner. According to sources familiar with Mickelson’s dealings with Titleist, Mickelson and his agent, Steve Loy of Gaylord Sports Management, began shopping for a new equipment deal before the Masters. After Mickelson won his green jacket, those sources say, he approached Titleist with a request to renegotiate his contract, which runs through December 2005 and is worth a reported $4 million per year. Titleist refused, sources said, but discussions ensued to release Mickelson from his contract if he could find a better deal. Nearly five months later, the two parties have agreed to dissolve the relationship. Officials from Titleist declined comment, and Callaway officials could not be reached. Loy also could not be reached for comment; he was expected to meet with Mickelson on Thursday. Mickelson’s friend and swing coach, Rick Smith, said he was unaware that Mickelson had been seeking a new equipment deal. “It’s not Phil shopping as much as it is Titleist not wanting to pay him,” said Smith, noting that Mickelson’s contract with the equipment company likely is laced with lucrative performance incentives, many of which have been reached during Mickelson’s banner 2004 season. Mickelson has been an enthusiastic pitchman for Titleist products since signing with the Fairhaven, Mass.-based company in 2000, after a long run with Yonex Golf. He once touted Titleist’s Pro V1 ball as having a greater impact on golf than when steel replaced hickory in club shafts. But the relationship has been strained at least since last September, when Mickelson – nearing the end of his most disappointing season as a pro – made headlines by attempting to pitch for baseball’s Toledo Mud Hens, the Detroit Tigers’ Triple-A farm club. Mickelson also got into hot water last fall when he called his friend, Mike Galeski, who is head of PGA Tour player relations for Callaway, and left a voice mail praising Callaway for its new HX Tour ball and ERC Fusion driver. Galeski saved the message, and it was played for Callaway sales reps at a national sales meeting in September. When news of that episode reached Titleist, the company threatened legal action against Callaway and Mickelson. (Callaway stopped using the tape and Titleist did not litigate.) Earlier in 2003, Mickelson was involved in a controversy with Nike, when he said Tiger Woods was playing with “inferior equipment.” Signing Mickelson would be a shot in the arm for Callaway, which has not performed up to shareholders’ expectations in recent months and fired CEO Ron Drapeau on Aug. 2. Callaway’s lead endorser on the PGA Tour is Charles Howell III. The signings of “young guns” such as Ty Tryon, Jeff Quinney, Ricky Barnes and Casey Wittenberg have done little to move the marketing needle. Mickelson is enjoying unprecedented popularity this season on the heels of capturing his first major in April, and making runs at the three other majors. He won the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in January, has 13 top-10 finishes in 18 starts and ranks second in PGA Tour earnings with more than $5.6 million. Smith, who was with Mickelson as recently as Aug. 31, said he knew nothing of an impending Mickelson-Callaway deal. “I would have heard that,” Smith said. “Callaway is not a done deal . . . If he has been released by Titleist, then he’ll be looking for the best ball and the best equipment he can find. I think he’ll be testing a lot of people’s equipment.” Mickelson, expected to return to the Tour to play the Bell Canadian Open Sept. 9-12 before competing in the Ryder Cup, is in a unique position. His Tour earnings, plus multimillion dollar deals with Ford Motor Co. and the business consulting firm Bearing Point, allow him the luxury of taking time between equipment deals. He’s not likely to change clubs before season’s end. Smith said he was surprised by how “underutilized” Mickelson had been in Titleist marketing. “If there’s a guy who can shift market share, it’s Phil,” Smith said. It’s well known, however, that Titleist – which paid Tiger Woods to play its ball and clubs early in his professional career before he went 100 percent Nike – strongly adheres to a credo that no individual endorser is more important than the brand. The departure of Mickelson leaves Titleist with three full staff members among the top seven money earners on the PGA Tour in 2004: Ernie Els (No. 3), Adam Scott (6) Davis Love III (7).

Hard to find.... Still in factory box... Just arrived Mizuno MP-32 3-PW Steel S-300 DG Right Handed STD Loft and Lie $760 shipped OBO

price changed

I have a set available if anyone is interested.. $245 shipped plus paypal fees

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I agree, but need to move a few clubs.. I would be happy yo buy if I sell some of what I have listed..

Updated........ Falling prices.......... And some items sold

Very hard to find unless you bought a TP. $70 shipped [email protected]

I have a tour issue r7 tp 9.5 with aldila orage r/d proto 75-s B TXXXX ser # $900 obo Not interested in the stuff you have to offer, but would entertain offers to outher tour issue clubs, and scotty putters, Titleist 690.mb or 690.cb irons