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I have the Kennedy shaft puller and it is an excellent tool. Never had a problem using it and it is heavy-duty and high quality. More info on it at http://www.clubmaker-online.com

All prices include shipping to continental U.S. Paypal only, please. Fuji Speeder 757 with TP graphics, stiff, professionally pulled from 45" TM 510 TP after one range session. Measures 43.25", untipped. $100 Aldila NV 65, stiff, new with Snake Eyes graphics, 46" long. $90 Aldila NV 65, regular, new with Snake Eyes graphics, 46" long. $90.

Stiff 757 Speeder pulled from TP 510, 43.25" with original Taylor grip. $100 shipped to lower 48.

I've hit Hogans all my life--learned on the blades in my 20's, now into my 60's. My latest Hogans were Apex pluses. I hit the Z's just to see what they were like and was converted, mainly due to feel through the hitting area. The Z's felt a little crisper, yet were still buttery-smooth like I've been used to with the Hogans. Hard to describe, but I just liked the feel a little better. I also think the top line is thinner (though not by much) and the offset less, which I like. After playing with them awhile, I see the following differences: 1, Z's go a little higher, but also a little longer when pured. 2. You can work the Z's a little easier (fades, draws, trouble shots) All-in-all, I think I like the Z's just a little better than the Hogans, but not by a lot. One thing that I fear with Hogan being moved to the Callaway iron works is that they will lose their quality and craftsmanship since many of the artisans have elected to stay in Ft. Worth. Hope it ain't so, but logic says it will be that way.