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Price dropped to $500 shipped.

Heads Only 5-PW. Used but not abused. Message me if you need more pics. Asking $600 shipped.

I have a mint set of AF702 5-PW with NSpro850 regular, .5 inch over standard. Shoot me a PM if interested.

Currently gaming 502s. I love them but was thinking of trying out something more thin-soled like the AF Tours. (My home course has a lot of hard, tight lies and I'm more of a sweeper than digger.) Coming from the 501s and 502s, I'm partial to more modern, stronger lofts. I was wondering if bending the AF Tours a couple degrees would affect its playability due to decreased bounce. Any help from the Epon experts is much appreciated

Heard from the grapevine that TSG and Epon are no longer working together. I guess the deletion of the Epon line in their proshop gives weight to the rumors...

Mid to High 60+ grams at 45". I want it to hold against my hardest swings without hooking or ballooning, but still with that lively feel. Using a Whiteboard 63x at the moment fitted in an Epon 460 at 45". Good shaft, but I want to try something that'll get me a bit more carry, but still with low spin. Guess I'm a hard guy to please!

Was wondering what weight and flex would be suitable for a 108-110 SS, fairly aggressive move, and a mid-high draw ball flight? Thanks!

I'm using an Epon Forged 460 driver with a Diamana Whiteboard at the moment, but the club hoe in me wants a new toy! Should I get the 101 or EMB? Would like to hear the experiences of those who have tried both clubs. 5.0 index. 108-110 mph SS. Have a fairly aggressive move and hit a draw fyi.

Diamana and Graphite Design has always been of good quality in my experience. Just be sure to choose the right model for your swing

Spoon has one! Was playing around with it after our last round. Nice soft, yet solid feel. Think it's made of the same material as the insert of Tiger's old Scotty. Beautiful, collectors putter if you have the $$$$

Mike! I thought you were leaning on getting the 501s with BGs?

I've been currently playing a set of AF501s fitted with PX flighted 6.0 shafts for several months now. Current handicap is a 6, and I think these are just the right balance of playability and forgiveness for my current skill level. I know there are a lot of TSG'ers out there who would beg to differ, but I just can't justify playing 301s, except maybe for the softer, more solid feel. Not to say that the 501s are harsh in any way. These babies feel sweet, but just a tad clickier than the 301s especially in the undercut longer irons. I would rate these as a good combo set for the mid to better player who doesn't want to sacrifice forgiveness and distance (half a club compared to 301s) for a bit more playability and feel. Btw, I came from a set of Cally X-forged, also in PX flighted shafts before going Jap. Haven't regretted the switch at all.

Was able to hit one just recently fitted with a Shimada Steel shaft. I'm not sure if its the final version or prototype though... It's stamped as the AF901. More of an iron, rather than a wood. Similar to the old Bridgestone Air Muscle and Mizuno Fli-Hi. Sharp, thin topline for a hybrid. Looks like an extension to the AF701 family, except with a much wider sole. Purists will love the looks of this hybrid. Can't accurately review distance and total ballflight since I was hitting in one of those ranges with a net put up 120 yards in front of you. Has a clicky feel like the AF701. Moderately easy to hit. Workability is on the above the average side for a hybrid (from what I could tell). More for the better player/ballstriker.

I love my Epon Forged 460 fitted with a 63X Whiteboard. Had it custom ordered with a 2* open face angle, and it is an anti hook machine! Very penetrating trajectory that carries well even into the wind. Hits it at least 10-20 yards past my old Taylormade 425TP fitted with a rombax. Very good driver especially for high speed, high trajectory players. SS: 50 m/s Mid-High Trajectory R-L player Quick tempo

Technically it will play a tad lighter & softer, but I don't think you'll even notice.