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2000 rpm with 14* launch is going to give relatively near optimal numbers at almost any ball speed. This is a launch that can work well in soft areas and also firm dry areas. Part of the whole high launch - low spin hysteria misses the fact that golf isn't played on a simulator in a building. In places where wind is a big factor, being able to keep a ball low but with *some* spin on it is crucial to distance and control.
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A-GRIND Classic Driver vs T388 by S-Yard
Fore Left! replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
I measured a t.388 hosel bore at ~.350, as did another member. Requires shimming or a world class application of glass beads while gluing to get it centered on a .335 driver shaft. This wasn't ever publicly disclosed or publicized at the time, but was brought up here on the boards at one point during the S Yard craze of 2013. -
ONOFF Leap Frog 70/64/52* Wedge Pics
Fore Left! replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
There's a row of bushes guarding a green that's the bane of my existence at my home club. Maybe that 70 is just what the doctor ordered. -
One would think the raw yururi would feel softer than the plated crazy given they're exactly the same head with different grind and plating but very interesting it's the opposite.
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blade choices of recent times ............
Fore Left! replied to supo's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
The new Srixon irons have been severely overlooked. Glad to see they're gaining some well deserved traction. -
I heard they were hand forged by a cheeky English motorcycle enthusiast in his back garden utility shed ?
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A-GRIND Classic Driver In Hand Images
Fore Left! replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
That and a driver can find fairways and still be unforgiving if it loses a lot of ball speed on misses. Personally speaking I don't find forgiving drivers to be that much straighter or more crooked than unforgiving drivers, I just tend to notice larger dropoffs in distance when I miss. Or this example: lots of people find Ping G30s hard to square because the head is so enormous, and lose them right a lot. Now that's the most forgiving mainstream driver in the world. But for those people the retained ball speed just puts them even further in the right rough, or OB. Is that forgiveness? -
NS Pro Regio Formula MB - Is this for real?
Fore Left! replied to nobmontana's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
My guess is material costs are declining and major manufacturers can produce these quite a bit cheaper than boutiques that are hand rolling them and whatnot. My cynical side also tells me that there is probably a lot of margin built into the super exclusive high end boutique stuff as well. -
Is there any tech info on them yet
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Why doesn't this one have the W forging process? All the other ones do in this lineup
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My Toyos are firmly in the bag
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A-GRIND Classic Driver vs T388 by S-Yard
Fore Left! replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
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Ryoma Beyond Power Driver & New 2015 Utility
Fore Left! replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
I swing a bit over 100 and the 65SX FEX was a hook monster for me too until I tipped it a bit. The Quadras generally are very tip active and play soft to flex. I'd try tipping it half an inch. -
When will pricing and ordering and shipping be available on the FW?
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Black Face?