Titleist GTS2 7 Fairway Wood 21* Tensei 1K Blue RIP 65 Stiff Flex Right Hand - Shop Worn Dexterity:Right Hand the ball doesn't roll as Color:Desert Sand

Name: Titleist GTS2 7 Fairway Wood 21* Tensei 1K Blue RIP 65 Stiff Flex Right Hand - Shop Worn Dexterity:Right Hand the ball doesn't roll as Color:Desert Sand
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 46240906630
Price: 179.50 USD
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Rating: 4.1638 (8 reviews)

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Titleist GTS2 7 Fairway Wood 21* Tensei 1K Blue RIP 65 Stiff Flex Right Hand Shop Worn Dexterity:Right Hand the ball doesn't roll as Color:Desert Sand the ball doesn't roll as far as you intended while full metric tracking provides a complete picture of both swing mechanics and ball flight Mitsubishi Tensei 1K White RIP and greater overall stability

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