Toney Penna TP-201 Raw Iron Set (3-PW)
Toney Penna TP-201 Raw Iron Set (3-PW)
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SQUARE TOE SYNDICATE
Listing includes finished heads and ferrules shown and grips of new owner’s choice.
only second time we have released a Reimagined versions of these classics and about the 4th time Taylormade had as Rors Proto :).
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these have some serious modern swagger—this set of TP-201s isn’t just rare to find in this shape, it’s ready. We stripped the original chrome, revealing raw carbon steel that’s now rocking a rich dark patina and one of KUP’s best finishes: dark massaged oil finish.
The green script pops like a Masters Sunday, matched to bespoke ferrules that echo the colorways of Penna’s own flashy style. You pick the grips. You pick the shafts. Or have us finish the build—we’ll invoice shafts separately.
These irons were crafted with precision casting, not forging—but don’t let that fool you. The TP-201 model was Toney Penna’s personal blueprint for feedback-rich blades. With their square toe, compact profile, and minimalist muscleback shaping, they deliver a strikingly clean silhouette—eerily close to Rory McIlroy’s current proto blades. Great shapes never go out of style.
Penna, a man who left MacGregor to do it his way, brought craftsmanship and flair to everything he touched. He made clubs for legends like Hogan, Snead, and Nicklaus—and his own clubs have quietly become collector cult items. But these aren’t just collectibles; they’re built to be bagged.
Raw. Pure. Bespoke.
“This is how we do it.” - Montel Jordan
Toney Penna TP-201 Raw Iron Set (3-PW)
<Just Add Shafts>
SQUARE TOE SYNDICATE
Listing includes finished heads and ferrules shown and grips of new owner’s choice.
only second time we have released a Reimagined versions of these classics and about the 4th time Taylormade had as Rors Proto :).
<more pics will be dripping in>
these have some serious modern swagger—this set of TP-201s isn’t just rare to find in this shape, it’s ready. We stripped the original chrome, revealing raw carbon steel that’s now rocking a rich dark patina and one of KUP’s best finishes: dark massaged oil finish.
The green script pops like a Masters Sunday, matched to bespoke ferrules that echo the colorways of Penna’s own flashy style. You pick the grips. You pick the shafts. Or have us finish the build—we’ll invoice shafts separately.
These irons were crafted with precision casting, not forging—but don’t let that fool you. The TP-201 model was Toney Penna’s personal blueprint for feedback-rich blades. With their square toe, compact profile, and minimalist muscleback shaping, they deliver a strikingly clean silhouette—eerily close to Rory McIlroy’s current proto blades. Great shapes never go out of style.
Penna, a man who left MacGregor to do it his way, brought craftsmanship and flair to everything he touched. He made clubs for legends like Hogan, Snead, and Nicklaus—and his own clubs have quietly become collector cult items. But these aren’t just collectibles; they’re built to be bagged.
Raw. Pure. Bespoke.
“This is how we do it.” - Montel Jordan
Toney Penna TP-201 Raw Iron Set (3-PW)
<Just Add Shafts>
SQUARE TOE SYNDICATE
Listing includes finished heads and ferrules shown and grips of new owner’s choice.
only second time we have released a Reimagined versions of these classics and about the 4th time Taylormade had as Rors Proto :).
<more pics will be dripping in>
these have some serious modern swagger—this set of TP-201s isn’t just rare to find in this shape, it’s ready. We stripped the original chrome, revealing raw carbon steel that’s now rocking a rich dark patina and one of KUP’s best finishes: dark massaged oil finish.
The green script pops like a Masters Sunday, matched to bespoke ferrules that echo the colorways of Penna’s own flashy style. You pick the grips. You pick the shafts. Or have us finish the build—we’ll invoice shafts separately.
These irons were crafted with precision casting, not forging—but don’t let that fool you. The TP-201 model was Toney Penna’s personal blueprint for feedback-rich blades. With their square toe, compact profile, and minimalist muscleback shaping, they deliver a strikingly clean silhouette—eerily close to Rory McIlroy’s current proto blades. Great shapes never go out of style.
Penna, a man who left MacGregor to do it his way, brought craftsmanship and flair to everything he touched. He made clubs for legends like Hogan, Snead, and Nicklaus—and his own clubs have quietly become collector cult items. But these aren’t just collectibles; they’re built to be bagged.
Raw. Pure. Bespoke.
“This is how we do it.” - Montel Jordan