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Is the medallion on the sole of the S-Yard T.388 driver removable? I can't tell if it's a sticker or it's a screw. I am hoping it's a screw weight that I can heat and unscrew so that I can access the inside of the head to add some hotmelt. The club head is a little light and I'd like to avoid adding lead tape. Anyone have any help or insight?

Hi, Looking to buy a Syard T388 10.5 Prefer head only

DRIVER SALE S-YARD T.388 with TRPX Messenger 1st S/R shaft, original head cover $275 PayPal / US --- SOLD maybe the best driver ever, Kobayashi's last best driver head design launches low flying heat seeking missiles with incredible roll out... only way I could ever part with it was to get one with a Seven Dreamers shaft installed... looking to pass it along at this ridiculous price to spread the joy of hitting this baby. as you can see, in excellent shape, only thing less than mint is a head cover smudge on top of the crown which can be seen if you look hard, plays at 45 1/4"

Hi all, I am ready to dismiss my S-Yard T.388. I might regret it later, but hey, that's life. While I love the small compact head and it's performance when middled, I am just not consistant enough with it. The specs are as follows: Loft: 9.5° FA: square Length: 44 1/4 " SW: D2ish Shaft: Roddio M6 X-Flex untipped Original headcover included Asking 400 USD net plus shipping from Germany. Will post a pic of the club with my username when I get home. Sorry for the crappy pics. Crown is clean, sole has some brush marks from playing. Can do more pics if requested.

Looking to fund some new toys. So time to sell some things: 1.) Ryoma Maxima Type-V 9.5° head shafted with NS Pro Regio Formula 55 stiff flex. 45" and D2ish. Square FA. Good condition. Minimal scratch on the crown. Not even noticable if I didn't tell now. Original headcove included. I have the heavy weight kit which will be included (retails at 55$ in the pro shop). Price: 550 USD net plus shipping from Germany. 2.) S-Yard T.388 9.5° head shafted with a Roddio M:6 X flex. 44 1/4" and D2ish. Square FA. Sole shows some wear but overall good condition. Face and crown absolutely clean. Original headcover included. Price: 550 USD net plus shipping from Germany. Get both for 1000 USD shipped anywhere. Please do not contact me with "what is your best price" inquiries. If you want, you can make an offer if you do not agree with the prices. Worst I can do is not reply.

Time to sell a few things to raise funds for some other things :) S-Yard T.388 head only in 10.5* loft. Excellent condition as can be seen from photos. Head weight was around 198g I think. I had some lead tape put on the sole as you can see to bring it up to just over 200g which is what I like. The lead tape can of course be removed easily. $500 + shipping. (paypal net to me please)

I was out in my backyard on Saturday in my new Paradiso hat doing what I usually do on Saturdays, chipping and putting to the small green back by my office, when the doorbell rang, and surprise, LA Customs had cleared the rest of my S-Yard order and there was my Bold 50 and second T.388, this time in S/R (first one was S). So I unwrapped the Bold and laid it down in front of the small trap by the green to show it what I expect of all new wedges -- a short pop over sand to a small artificial surface green. It's always an immediate pass or fail based on three hits. It's nasty little shot, as the green is stupid fast and yet you have to elevate the ball over the bunker. So........ first shot lips out, too much speed. Second shot misses left. Third shot pops, checks, slows, and just rolls into the cup. Nothing but my Miura's have ever done this before....... Big grin and I slide it into the bag. Then I wake up Sunday and head up to the range with the little Puma practice bag that Tario showed me a while back, just two clubs inside -- the Bold and the S/R t.388. A small bucket of balls later, I had kind of an epiphany about what I think Kobayashi-san is doing (at least for me). Because the wedge has the same kind of stealthy profile that the T.388 has to my eye, looking almost like a shadow when held over grass, I realize I'm not even seeing either club when I swing them. It's almost as if my quest to find clubs that let me swing my swing the way I do in my mind has been realized in the physical world. The Bold is long, too, for a 50* wedge, easily hits the 135 green, which for me, is long. And the S/R T.388 does feel nice with my swing and seems to jump a little more (if that's possible...) and definitely flies higher -- way up on the 230 screen at the far end. So basically it's another S-Yard weekend for me. Super thanks to Tario yet again! Can't wait to get both of these clubs to the course this week. Will report back then.--Richard