HomerJSimpson
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Seen the Ping price tag and so they need to be very, very special to tempt me to part with that amount of cash. Won't stop me trying them though
Hollow irons
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spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
£190/club for the graphite option pro is suggesting, may as well get what I've got reahafted or look at the Sub 70 brand.
apj0524
Head Pro
I fancy some T100s in Steelfibre, where they in stiff or regular and how did you find the shafts?
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
I've got i95's in my JPX919's, very smooth shaft, just a shame they don't quite work for me at the moment, hence looking for other options
Bdill93
Undisputed King of FOMO
Taylormade have done well from the forum - The amount of P770's, P790's and P7MC's floating around! 
Ethan
Money List Winner
The published fitting guide suggests flex by driver swing speed. For R they have a range of 90 - 105 or so, and for S 100 - 115. I am 100 on a good day, although I use S in everything (midweight steel, mind), so I tried an R flex from the fitting cart.
It didn't feel dead like graphite, felt as bob says pretty smooth, but also very stable and the ball went straight a lot. Good height for me, I tend to be a low ball hitter, 60-70 ft peak, but the Steelfibers went a bit over 70, but not a spinny flick up in the air, a nice flight and good distance. The upcharge on them is around 30 quid a shaft with Titleist and closer to 50 with Mizuno, so not to be sneezed at.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Day off tomorrow so off to the club to work on the changes from my lesson BUT also gives me a chance to hit the I525's. Excited as I like the look of them and the stronger loft/higher flight could tick a few boxes
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
I used that range at lunchtimes when I worked that way ?
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