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Spotted: True Temper Dynamic Gold 115 wedge shafts

We spotted new True Temper Dynamic Gold 115 wedge shafts at the 2017 FedEx St. Jude Classic. The shafts, which are likely to measure around 115 grams based on the nomenclature, are designed as lightweight options for golfers who are already playing lightweight irons shafts, according to a True Temper representative.
As iron shafts are trending lighter in today’s game — even on the professional ranks — it’s only right that shaft companies offer lighter-weight wedge shafts to help bridge the gap in weight between irons and wedges. True Temper itself recently released Dynamic Gold 120 shafts for those who want a lighter feel, but still want the classic True Temper performance.
According to True Temper, the Dynamic Gold 115 shafts will be for those who have iron shafts measuring under 110 grams.
“The DG 115 wedges are for players using lighter weight iron shafts (<110gr) that want DG performance but don’t want to have the large shaft weight gap to standard DG,” said a True Temper representative in our forums.
Discussion: See what GolfWRX members are saying about the shafts in our forums.
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Adidas unveils new ‘Go-To’ collection

Adidas Golf has today launched its new Go-To apparel line, which is headlined by the brand’s Go-To polo.
Per Adidas, the new Go-To line is designed to be worn on the go, who created the new polo by utilizing materials and colors that give it a “wear-anywhere mentality” while still performing the way a golfer would expect.
“This polo, and the Go-To Collection as a whole, is a huge positive step forward for golf fashion. It’s very rewarding to be able to introduce versatile options that provide both style and function that golfers want and need, while also giving them a sense of satisfaction every time they put these pieces on before heading out to the first tee – or wherever the day takes them – that they are doing something good for the world and our environment.” – Shaun Madigan, global director of apparel, Adidas Golf.
The men’s Go-To polo features a raglan cut in the back for a sportier design that also helps increase mobility and range of motion. Adidas also included a flexible collar construction so that golfers can easily pull the shirt over one’s head when fully buttoned – like a t-shirt – without it losing its shape.
The women’s Go-To Polo comes in both a short-sleeve and sleeveless option and is highlighted by an open placket construction for easy wear and side slits for additional versatility.
All of the Go-To Polos offer UV 50+ sun protection and are PrimeGreen – which means they are made with 89 percent recycled content to help End Plastic Waste and continues Adidas’ progress towards the goal of using 100 percent recycled polyester in all their products by 2024.
Adidas Go-To Collection
Go-To Polo (men’s): $75
Comes in six colorways (hazy sky, green oxide, crew navy, wild pink, clear brown, wild sepia)
Go-To Pique Polo (men’s): $75
Comes in two colorways (crew navy/white & white/screaming pink)
Go-To 5-Pocket Pant: $90
Comes in six colorways (clear brown, grey three, black, green oxide, crew navy, wild sepia)
Go-To 5-Pocket Short: $80
Comes in six colorways (clear brown, grey three, black, green oxide, crew navy, wild sepia)
Go-To Polo (women’s): $65
Comes in three colorways (black, crew navy, white)
Go-To Sleeveless Polo: $60
Comes in three colorways (black, crew navy, white)
Go-To 16” Skort: $75
Comes in two colorways (crew navy & white)
Go-To 5” Short: $65
Comes in one colorway (crew navy)
Go-To Commuter Pant: $80
Comes in one colorway (crew navy)
All products in the Go-To Collection are available now on adidas.com, the Adidas app and at select retailers worldwide.
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Korda Sisters, Danielle Kang and Justin Rose all switch to new Titleist TSi drivers

Nelly Korda made it back-to-back wins to open the year for the Korda sisters in a week where new Titleist drivers featured prominently.
The younger Korda sister reigned supreme at the Gainbridge LPGA and did so after putting Titleist’s TSi1 (10 degrees) driver in play, as well as the company’s new Pro V1 ball.
Nelly’s older sister, Jessica, as well as the World Number 5 Danielle Kang also switched into Titleist drivers, with Jessica Korda playing the low-spin Titleist TSi4 driver, having won the opening event of the year with the TS4. While Kang, who has been a long time user of TaylorMade’s M4, opted for the TSi3.
At the WGC-Workday Championship, Justin Rose was also spotted with a new Titleist driver, playing the TSi3 with a Mitsubishi Tensei AV Orange 75TX shaft.
Check out Nelly’s bag in full here.
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Honma introduces new ‘Gain Speed’ drivers, fairways, hybrids and irons

For 2021, Honma has unveiled its new line of ‘Gain Speed’ drivers, fairways, hybrids, and irons designed to help golfers gain speed.
For the GS line, Honma Takumi and their 60-year history of craftsmanship worked in partnership with the North American engineering team in designing the new Flip Slot and Keel Sole for the technology-packed clubs.
“In much the way the TR20 and TR21 lines we launched last year delivered exquisite design for unrivaled performance for mid to low handicappers, The GS line brings a rewarding combination of technology for golfers attracted to game-improvement clubs. Everything about the new GS line of drivers, fairways, hybrids, and irons shouts speed, consistency and confidence.” – Honma’s Vice President of Marketing Brad Holder.
GS Drivers
The new GS 460-cc drivers from Honma feature a raised Keel Sole towards the heel to promote draw-bias and a lower, deeper CG and high MOI in a bid to provide maximum forgiveness.
The 9-gram adjustable weight in the heel allows for individual customization for preferred ball flight, while the GS driver’s titanium construction, utilizing Ti811 for the body and a Ti 6-4 face, allowed engineers to sculpt thick and thin allowances throughout the club head for the optimal speed and stability.
The drivers contain Honma’s new Flip Slot technology, designed to increase face flexure and reduce spin for more speed and forgiveness. The precise location and shape of the forward Toe Slot creates a shot-straightening gear effect on off-center hits.
Additionally, regardless of where the ball strikes on the club face, the Radial Face seeks to dynamically flex all parts of the club face to harness more speed. The Radial Face design has rib patterns and variable thickness for a weight-efficient design. The ribs are designed to add strength to the top and bottom of the face to ensure hits obtain advanced flex and speed.
Per the company, the flexure of the ultra-thin titanium crown, Radial Face and Flip Slot react at the same time, for the same amount of time, to deliver more consistent shot patterns. This aims to produce the most speed off the club as well as adding distance for a wide range of players.
The GS driver includes an integrated heel-bias crown graphic applied to encourage golfers to return the club face to square at impact, while Honma’s non-rotating hosel is also featured in the GS driver.
Specs & Pricing
Lofts: 9.5, 10.5, and 11.5 degrees
Price: $499
GS Fairways and Hybrids
Honma’s GS Fairway woods feature a traditional shape and size and are built with the brand’s Flip Slot technology to maximize face flexure and reduce spin for more speed and additional forgiveness.
The internal weight positioning toward the heel also aims to create dynamic closure for increased side spin and enhanced draw-bias that is beneficial for most golfers.
The new GS Hybrid also features Flip Slot technology and internal weight positioned low and towards the heel to provide increased side spin and slight draw-bias ideal for off-center hits. The hybrid includes a heel-bias crown graphic applied to visually encourage golfers to return the club face to square at impact.
Specs & Pricing
Lofts: Fairways – 3W (15), 4W (16.5), 5W (18), and 7W (21), Hybrids – U3 (19), U4 (21), and U5 (24)
Price: Fairway – $249, Hybrid – $219
GS Irons
The new GS Irons are Honma’s latest game improvement clubs, designed to inspire visual trust at address and technology that corrects mishits.
Honma’s GS irons feature a wide, deep cavity and sole to increase CG depth for enhanced MOI, while the L-Cup face construction in the 4-7 irons aims to maximize ball speed and reduce spin. A 360-degree heavy steel undercut in the 8-11 irons is designed to increase face flexure as well as expanding the size of the sweet spot.
Flip Slot technology is incorporated within the sole of the iron to produce higher ball speeds, particularly on shots struck off the toe. The L-Cup face and Flip Slot flex work ‘in phase’ for increased ball speed and longer distance, while the modern accents of red in the cavity in the men’s set and vibrant yellow in the ladies clubs aim to create distinctive appearances.
Specs & Pricing
Mens: 4-iron to 11-iron plus SW
Women’s: 6-11 irons plus SW
Price: $200 graphite with Honma SpeedTuned shaft, $175 steel with NS Pro Neo.
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Reggie
Sep 18, 2018 at 7:12 pm
This is an absolute godsend for my game. Thank you, True Temper!
Jon
Jun 9, 2017 at 10:18 am
I guess I am missing something with this article and your comment about heavier graphite shafts. Where in the article does it mention these are made from graphite? They look to be stepped steel to me.
http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1497956-true-temper-dynamic-gold-115-shafts/
Kevin
Jun 8, 2017 at 5:20 pm
Seems like True Temper playing catch up and copying some of what Nippon has to offer. This looks really close to the Nippon 115 wedge shaft. Also funny how True Temper released the Dynamic Gold 120, much like the Modus Tour 120 which has been available for a couple years, bet the profile is pretty similar as well. Innovation at its best by the top steel shaft company in the country.
G
Jun 8, 2017 at 12:25 pm
Well you keep asking questions, and that’s good, that you show how very little you really know.
Graphite shafts a scam? What an eejit comment. Lets see you fit my 75 year old mother with the old DG S300 steel shafts in her driver and compare that to the new 35 gram graphite shaft and see which one she can swing the best. Got it? See, there is no scam. You’re just clueless. Very disrespectful and childish, you are.
G
Jun 9, 2017 at 7:11 am
Rude! And immature!
Kevin
Jun 9, 2017 at 11:31 am
By only looking at Tour players and your better players you are only looking at a VERY small sample size of the entire golf market. For a lot of aging golfers (which are keeping the golf industry alive) graphite is a necessity., not only for its lightweight properties which allow them to achieve more distance with their slower swing speeds but also for the vibration reduction properties which helps relieve pain in their hands on every shot they hit.
Even looking at better golfers, all the way up to tour players, Sneds and Kuch both play graphite iron shafts in a middleweight class with the Aerotech SteelFiber 95cw shafts. Although a compromise between full graphite and full steel shafts, the Aerotech provides different launch characteristics that fit these players swings the best.