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Very envious, mines been stuck "awaiting presentation to customs commissioner" for nearly a week, boy do I hate Parcelforce. Fitted to a Kamui Ray head, 9.75 degrees, expecting great things.

PRGR Red Eyes Pocket Multi Speed Tester, in the Pro Shop.

Just PM me and I will forward details.

Price reduction, how low will I go?

Have you seen them/played them?

Both, one time pulled, one is a snitch under 34 inches the other 34.25 inches. Both, in excellent condition previously used in 56 and 60 degree wedges. Nowon No1 grips in black with yellow caps. I apologise for the crappy photos. Comes as a set, £125.00 or $200.00 (US) plus shipping

No need to comment on this driver as there are many column inches extolling its greatness. This particular one weighs in at 199 grams and is approximately 9 months old (purchased new) Has been used as primary driver so there are cosmetic signs of wear. The base black colour has worn at the face edge which I am told is normal. All in all pretty good nick. The photos give an accurate but almost negative view. Comes with head cover.

You mean like the new Miura Giken SIT-460 Driver?

I wonder the true significance of the shaft length, I would hate to cut 3 inches plus of a Diamana X for it to fail.

No, the Miura 1957's are smaller than the MB 5003's. The 1957's are equivalent in size to the Miuraism SB-01's. Ara Selai, in a previous post gave an accurate comparison on most current blades, which include the above. As a mid-handicapper, (whatever that means) I play the 1957's and could not be happier. They may be small but to be honest after a few rounds the size is inconsequential.

Sounds like the Harrison Shotmaker, which is a DIY install.

Thanks for everyones advice, the decision has been made and an Accra M4 S2 70 DyMatch RT has been fitted. Hopefully will play at weekend and give feedback.

yes, still does, the No.1 player in the world and me the No.2,687,456 player in the world.

Kai'li staying in spoon. Looking very much like an Accra, very impressed with their shafts.

It really depends on the spec of the shaft, most manufactures have trimming guides.

I was told yes.

You should try the TT Monoco's, should suit your spec's and if you go for the copper finish in the Epon's you will have matching shafts. They do play stiff, so maybe soft stepped.

Have only heard good things about them but as I am located in C London, a pain in the butt to get to especially on a regular basis.

Well after much consideration, I have 4 possibilities and in no particular order; Accra Tour Z Harrison Mugen Black (most probably too light but a heavier one coming out soon) Kai'li GD Tour AD DJ7 Unfortunately, my club fitter has departed to countries unknown. Does anyone know a good club maker in the London (UK) area?

Definitely not soft, I would say they play to flex.

Title says it all, purchased from TSG mid year (2011), standard loft and lie with 5 iron 38 inches in length. Some minor markings and bag clutter but in all excellent condition. Nowon No1 grips. Superb set of irons, just not for me. Cost mega bucks new but c'est la vie. Have no idea what they are worth so will start at $1,250.00 (£810.00) plus shipping and see what happens. I also have two matching Yururi, Rupas wedges 56 and 60 with Crazy Black Wedge 100 flex S flex shafts in good nick, I can include for an extra $320.00 (£210.00). Any questions, let me know?

About to receive my JBeam BM-FW HG 3 wood and not sure what shaft to use. My Egg Spoon has a Kai'li 70 (S) and my Sonartec NP99 an Accra (S). Both excellent but I'm in experimental mode. Was thinking about a Matrix TP 7 HD, which I can get hold of but did no want to cut down unless proven. Trying to avoid Crazy's as already use in several clubs. My only parameters are 70g weight, stable tip, low torque. Any thoughts?

Any good for a 3 wood shaft?

Epon AF-901, an oldie but a goody.