Costco offered the right-handed clubs in stiff or regular flex. The heads pair a stainless steel body with an injected urethane insert. An internal tungsten weight completes the construction.
Costco's general price-tag convention is that an asterisk can indicate an item is not planned for replenishment after it sells out. That general rule does not confirm the restock status of these irons.
Available search results have not surfaced a confirmed official Costco update on restocking. They also contain no official word on whether the irons have been discontinued or otherwise changed status.
Forum reactions stop short of a performance verdict
Stanks noted a two-set-per-customer limit and wondered whether Costco expected more stock or had received only part of its order: "They'll probably be restocked pretty quick. But, they are capping at 2 sets per customer. Wondering if that means they are expecting more or only had some of their order filled so far." No official comment about the limit, initial inventory or a restock timeline appeared in the available results.
Costco inventory information may lag by up to 30 minutes, and availability can differ by warehouse. A listing or a sellout reported in one place therefore does not by itself establish network-wide availability.
Another member, naj959, liked the look and considered adjusting the lofts: "Those are some sexy sticks. Might have to get a set and bend them weak."
The sellout shows early buying interest, but the forum posts remain first impressions. One member planned to sell or return the clubs without hitting them. No independent tests report distance or ball speed. The available results also contain no readings for launch height or dispersion, and no measured comparison with the TaylorMade P790.
This Costco inventory guide explains the retailer's general inventory conventions, but those rules do not establish the status of this specific set. Costco has not confirmed a restock or another change in the irons' status.
