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Putters and Wedges New 2019 Scotty Cameron Phantom Putters Available Scotty Cameron Phantom Putters R4950.oo Scotty Cameron 2018 Select Laguna R4900.oo Scotty Cameron 2018 Select Fastback R4900.oo Scotty Cameron 2018 Select Squareback R4900.oo Scotty Cameron 2018 Select Newport 2 R4900.oo Scotty Cameron 2018 Select Newport R4900.oo Scotty Cameron 2018 Select Newport 3 R4900.oo Scotty Cameron 2018 Newport 2.5 R4900.oo Scotty Cameron 2017 Newport M1 Mallet R4500.oo Scotty Cameron 2017 Newport M2 Mallet R4500.oo Scotty Cameron 2017 Futura 6M R4500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura 7 M R4500.oo Scotty Cameron 2017 5.5M R4500.oo Scotty Cameron 2017 Futura 5S R4500.oo Scotty Cameron 2017 Futura 5W R4500.oo REDUCED R3600.oo R6600.oo Odyssey Memphis Odyssey Atlanta Odyssey Portland Odyssey Las Vegas H7 and DB Odyssey San Diego . For all latest Callaway and Odyssey products. New Odyssey EXO Stroke Lab putters R5700.oo New Odyssey Stroke Lab putters R4200.oo Odyssey Red Dot #3 R2900.oo Odyssey O-Works #1 Wide S #7 #7 Tank Marxman 2-Ball 2-Ball Fang R2800.oo Odyssey White Hot 2.0 #1, 35 inch standard putter R1500.oo Odyssey White Hot 2.0 #9, 35 inch standard putter R1500.oo Odyssey White Hot 2.0 #7, 35 inch standard putter R1500.oo Odyssey White Hot 2.0 Rossie, 35 inch standard putter R1500.oo Odyssey White Hot 2.0 2Ball, 35 inch standard putter R1500.oo Scotty Cameron Newport 2, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Newport 3, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Newport 2 Notchback, 34 and 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura 5CB, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura 5.5M, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura 5W, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura 5S, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura 6M, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura 7M, 35 inch R3500.oo Scotty Cameron Futura X7M, 37 inch Counter Balance R3500.oo Odyssey O’Works #9, 35 inch putter R1800.oo PING Wolverine, 35 inch putter R1200.oo Odyssey White Hot XG #3, 35 inch blade putter R800.oo Odyssey White Hot XG #1, 35 inch blade putter R3500.oo TaylorMade Rossa, Daytona, 35 inch white putter. R1000.oo TaylorMade EST79, TM-770, 35 inch Putter R800.oo TaylorMade EST79, TM-110, 35 inch Putter R800.oo Cleveland Classic Belly, 38 inch belly putter R700.oo Ladies YES C-Groove Laura, Original 33 inch putter, with Cover. R900.oo (nothing like a new wedge) Mizuno S18, Wedges - White Satin or Gunmetal. R1900.oo Mizuno T7, wedges – White Satin or Blue IP R1900.oo NEW Titleist Vokey SM7 Wedges, R2100.oo Callaway Mack Daddy Forged, Wedges with Lamkin UTX grip. R1600.oo Callaway Mack Daddy 4, 58 degree Wedges with Diamond Universal grips R1500.oo Callaway Sure Out, wedges R1800.oo Cobra KING DBM, wedges 50,52,56 and 60 degree available R1800.oo Cleveland RTX 4, Wedges Black or Chrome R2150.oo Cleveland RTX 588, Rotex Face, 56 and 58 degree wedges R1500.oo DEMO Titleist SM7, 56 degree Sand wedge R1600.oo DEMO Titleist Vokey SM6, 46/08 and 58/12 – Chrome wedges R1100.oo DEMO Titleist Vokey SM6, 54/14 and 58/10 – Black wedges R1100.oo Titleist Vokey SM6, 48/08, 54/10, 56/10 and 60/12 – Gunmetal R1000.oo Titleist Vokey SM5, 58/08 F Grind, Lob wedge R700.oo Cleveland RTX-3, 50, 54 and 60 degree wedges Each R850.oo Set of 3 R2200.oo Cleveland 588RS, 60 degree Recovery Sole Lob wedge R600.oo Cleveland CG15, 60/08 degree wedge R800.oo Cleveland CG14, 46 degree, ZIP GROOVE wedge R700.oo TaylorMade RAC, 60/10 Lob wedge R600.oo TaylorMade R7, CGB Max A wedge, with Regular 90 Graphite shaft R700.oo Mizuno MP-T11, Quad Cut Grooves, 64 degree Lob wedge R500.oo Mizuno MP-T-Series, RAW Haze, 51/08 wedge R400.oo .
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