Introduction to a Club Acquired in Japan: PRGR TR-X 370 DUO Driver 1W 10.5°
Club Overview
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Key Features:
The model name indicates a "Dual Composite" structure.
The club face features an "∞" (infinity) mark, a common designation on early high-COR (Coefficient of Restitution) models. Search results suggest this model was marketed as a "non-conforming high-COR" club (though the "TR-X 370 DUO CFM" was a conforming model).
The "370" likely signifies a head volume of around 370cc (cubic centimeters). (While the exact volume of the related model, "TR-X DUO 370," is unknown, this is inferred from other models in the line).
Shaft Specifications
The label on the club's shaft confirms the following details:
Overall Characteristics (Supplemental Information from Search Results)
This model is part of the PRGR "TR-X DUO 370" series.
It incorporated innovative technologies for its time, such as a carbon crown.
The M-40 flex and 44.75-inch length suggest the club was designed for a golfer with a slightly above-average swing speed (M-40 typically assumes a head speed of about 40m/s to 43m/s).
This club is a historical artifact, emblematic of the high-COR era before the revision of the Rules of Golf.







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