tour model vs normal

[connor]

just wondering what is the difference between tour and normal models? Just been flicking through the net looking at clubs and the tour versions seem to be cheaper??

are they aimed at the better player i pressume? Although when i look at the H/C guide it says for low medium or high the same as the "normal" more exspensive model

 

[bigslice]

different shaft and sometimes a different head size

 

[Mr_T]

Often "tour" drivers are 1/2 degrees open, dont know if this is the same for woods and stuff aswell though, also often a smaller head and a tour shaft aswell

 

[connor]

cool cheers.. hmm open head ha no good for me only just about got rid of the slice

 

[pbrown7582]

Will depend a bit on manufacturer too sometimes it's just a new model.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Depends if we are talking woods or irons. Drivers tend to be a fraction open. Irons tend to have smaller heads and thinner top lines.

 

[Smiffy]

just wondering what is the difference between tour and normal models?

"Normal" model is the one that you hit 200 yards into the crap.
"Tour" model is the one that you hit further into the crap.
Hope that helps

 

[HawkeyeMS]

Looking at the RBZ in the pro shop on Saturday, The tour model has a smaller, different shaped head and a shorter shaft.

 

[USER1999]

From new, tour models tend to be more expensive, better shafts, less offset, possibly open faced. All the things that make them worthless second hand.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Looking at the RBZ in the pro shop on Saturday, The tour model has a smaller, different shaped head and a shorter shaft.

Think you'll find that was the lady's demo version Ali has in!!!!!