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By Andy R

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  1. Andy R

    Andy R
    Waterlooville, 0

    Hey,

    Im just switching from 695 to 660s - due to never playing 660s before and never seeing a 2nd hand set of value. Until today when I found a 3-Pw set on ebay for £50 (approx $70).... which is a stupid price, wasnt even thinking of trying anything else.. and there they were!!! Anyone got a decent write up on the comparison between 660/670/680 and 695 profiles? because of the age of the irons I cant find a decent one anywhere. Always thought the 660 was a good looking club which is important for me - but what of the specs...

    Thanks

  2. Luke W

    Luke W
    liberty township, OH

    I am jealous! I miss my 690 mb!! And i believe the 660 were a lower trajectory iron and harder to hit then the 670/680/690/710 etc etc all getting easier to hit as you go up the list
  3. Brent W

    Brent W
    St George, UT

    Old technology. I had a set many moons ago, They are nice looking but if you want something that looks nice get the Wilson Staff FG Tour (older models look better) Not very playable though. 660's not the most playable, Why do you want clubs that are so old?
  4. Luke W

    Luke W
    liberty township, OH

    Not much changes in blades man. Even if they are 10+ years old
  5. Ray M

    Ray M
    Airdrie, AB.,

    Andy
    Here is a link that will take you to the previous iron models
    www.titleist.ca/previous-models
  6. Travis W

    Travis W
    Jacksonville, FL

    I played the Titleist Tour Models back in the 80's, then got png Eye-2's in '86. Just switched to AP2 714's a couple of months ago after almost 30 years. From what I recall, you can't go wrong with any set of Titleist forged clubs. You asked about specs, since they are forged, couldn't you set the specs how you want them?

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