Same depth but the 910 is much wider and more forgiving!
Nowadays, the process for Casting is so much better...it's hard to tell the difference! Have you tried a Vokey wedge? ;)
You could say that in most cases, cast irons are designed with more game improvement features than forged irons...the only exception…
Negative as of this time. The TVDs are a premium wedge designed for Customization. Pretty good value though if you ask me! And you can order them through your local pro as well.
RC
I believe you are right...many of our players agree with you. Unfortunately the original AP2s are no longer available. Some retailers and online options may have something for your. Many of players really like the feel of the CBs.
I was thinking the surefit wrench packets had both charts...but in any case:
http://www.titleist.com/images/products/pdfs/910PerformanceGuideRH.pdf
Hi Frank -
Please excuse the delayed response. There have been some recent changes with aftermarkets shafts and associated pricing structure.
The Diamana Kaili 60 (shaft only) should have an MSRP of $350.
I can speak for the RIP shaft in saying that it is a lower torque shaft than the Titleist Voodoo and feels a little stiffer. To me the Titleist Voodoo was a little "whippy". Not to say the Titleist Voodoo was a bad shaft, but I think the RIP is better…