TaylorMade Tour Issue M3 13° T3 Fairway Wood Head Only, Ships Today!

Tour issue TaylorMade M3 T3 fairway wood. Head only, 13°, no head cover. In good condition, some scratches but no damage anywhere. Adjustable weight. Super fast shipping, see our feedback score!We ship twice a day Monday through Saturday. Under most circumstances items will be shipped the same day. Adjustability: The M3 fairway wood features a 29g sliding sole weight and a 12-position, 4° loft sleeve, allowing golfers to fine-tune ball flight and trajectory.Multi-material construction: It utilizes a lighter, 5-layer carbon crown and a new carbon sole plate, which helps to lower the center of gravity and improve performance.Speed Pocket: The lengthened Speed Pocket provides more flexibility and ball speed, especially on low-face strikes, increasing forgiveness for off-center hits. "Tour issue" significanceTighter Tolerances: Tour issue clubs are often subject to stricter quality control standards and tighter tolerances than retail models.Customization: Tour issue clubs can also feature customized weighting, shafts, and other modifications based on the specific preferences of professional golfers.Identifiable Features: Historically, TaylorMade tour issue heads could sometimes be identified by a "T" in the serial number, though this has changed over time. Some tour issue heads might also have a "+" symbol on the hosel or include a spec sticker to distinguish them.Availability: Tour issue clubs are generally not available to the public through standard retail channels and are often sold at a premium price due to their rarity and specialized nature. AvailabilityThe TaylorMade M3 fairway wood is no longer a current model but can still be found through various online retailers and used club marketplaces. Tour issue versions may be harder to find and typically come with a higher price tag compared to standard retail models. Note: If you're considering purchasing a "tour issue" club, be aware that there's no warranty, and the benefits of a tour issue club might not be significant for golfers who don't have tour-level swing speeds and specific preferences.