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was wondering what you thought of those WR Irons from Srixon? perhaps compared to an R7 Forged in terms of forgiveness, playability, and softness? thanks Jack WR felt very 2nd rated compared to R7 Forged,may be of the manufacture procedure (sus304 casting) Vs forging 1025. WR shafted with DGSL S300 I didnt like it a bit ,didnt bother to take it to the course. V ps R7 forged is my preferred irons among my 15 or so sets .

Here you go!I hope this will work. V

Does it comes with a magnetic headcover,if not it probably one of those backdoor head, the shaft didnt look good to me mate!

I had the 460P shafted with N65 Tour AD in play for a couple rounds only.If I hit the sweet spot it will give a little 5 to 6 yard fade,not very forgiving .Because the shaft is a little too stiff for me I cant say much about the distance .but i was reasonable please with it.I will have my 460 in play next week.[attachme nt=4929:attachment] :tsg_smilie_tired:

Its very light ~190g stock shaft is 50g,the shaft will play much stiffer and light SW

Dunno what happened to the link,try copy&paste the link onto a new window,or go to golfdigest.com What to play section,click Equipment junkies.Hope it helps. VIV

For those who want to take a look at his face. http://golfdigest.com/equipment/index.ssf?...0bombsquad.html

They look suspiciously like "TOURSPECGOLF" Check out the the logo at the header! :tsg_smiley_yes:

Crimzon My understanding for the putter is better for those whose misses are on the heel side (of the sweet spot).Experiment it with the toe side misses you will see a great deal different! VIV

Have you try this?It might help. http://babelfish.altavista.com/ Goodluck VIV

Taipan Thanks in advance!I tried IYG, I'm one of the early customer,David worked my club,I'm his early experiment I guessed.Never been to Central Golf. Is Frankie still work at G1?I'm sure he is good ,though I never try his work.I ran into him several time at the driving range ,well B4 his club making days.He was a very powerful driver,not very accurate I afraid. :whistle: Viv

I like the guy.Excerpt from Peter Kessler in "My Shot" golf digest said it all. Johnny Miller was on the show early in '95. Most people are not aware that when John was 10 years old his teenage brother died in a swimming accident in the Pacific, and they didn't find his body for weeks. Johnny and his brother were extremely close, and I asked him about it. And he openly wept about it, had no reservations about showing us exactly what that had done to him, how that helped shape who he became, how it shaped how he set up his values as a father of a big family and gave him a sense of how fleeting all of this can be. That was the event that triggered his father setting up a net and a mat in the basement for Johnny to learn to play golf, so that his mourning could be turned into positive energy. With his eyes full of tears, looking me right in the eyes, he told the story as though it had happened the day before. And then two seconds later, a caller asked him how to shift your weight onto your left side. Now that's going from A to Z in a heartbeat, and he didn't miss a beat. Like everybody else at home, I thought how astonishing and revealing it was, how quickly he could change gears, how acutely aware he was of the environment and what was expected of him as a guest. It was brilliant. I had no idea how many levels Johnny Miller operated on. V

Taipan I wonder where you had your club built,I yet to find a decent builder.My latest venture was Pure Golf at the FAREAST Finance Centre.I am not impressed. :mad: Thanks Viv

I couldn't agree more,I still put the MB 1 in play,but the 10*&11* had worn out their groves I have since move on to the "FEEL" wedges. What is the different btw the black paintfil and the gold? As you may notice mp 32 and Prgr had caught on MB1's idea! Viv