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They were:
PW 50
9i. 46
8i. 42
7i. 38
6i. 34
5i. 30
4i. 27
3i. 24
2i. 22
I believe that was the original lofts. I know the PW was 50 degrees and there were 4 degrees difference. What I'm not 100 percent certain of was whether they went to 3 degrees from the 5 on down or the 3. I've head a set since 1992 and after having them regrooved and replated I still play them. Greatest irons ever. Hope this helps.
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