RIduffer

Nice bag... Like the 3&4 iron logic...

Thanks H...

For those of you that want individual items, if I can't do the whole shebang, I will break it apart. Considering some of the other stuff I am thinking about putting in the bag you could probably make your money back selling the stuff you don't want. I am hoping to make this easy for me and have priced it accordingly. Thanks for looking, more thanks for buying...

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I was just posting the link for a visual of in the bag. Also it gives a name of someone to PM for real user feedback if he so chose.

http://forum.tourspecgolf.com/topic/36482-nobmontanas-2014-season-starter-witb/#entry223097

Think ~5 days is fair, I even asked T if they could grab the old thread but it was deleted. Stew it is yours. I will check for box and papers over the weekend. PM me we can finalize details...

Mine arrived in the mail today. Had it shafted up with the Roddio S7. Great looking club anxiously waiting to give it a try. Always interesting to me that when asking for a half flex option they tend to tip extra on the looser flex as opposed to less tipping the stiffer shaft. In other words, I ordered it in SX and came with an S7S not an S7X. Guess the looser flex is easier to get off the ground.

Purchasing a set for resale value is not why we do this dance. We buy it to play and hope not to take too much of a bath if it isn't for us. I think there are many brand/type combinations that take a harder hit in the resale than others and Mizuno suffers more so than others. Look at Yamaha as an example. Tour irons, resale is great or at least historically has been but the drivers not as much. Also ONOFF, their irons do pretty well but a UT not really. I would argue that most brands other than Epon, rightly or wrongly, have some winners and losers. The BST and resale prices reflect that.

Original guy still has time. Stew is just the back up.

Said person has not responded yet and first person in line backed out as it is not a mallet. Stew is first in line now, will give said person a couple of more days to chime in...

Stew, you are second in line on the putter. Will let you know if the two individuals ahead of you back out...

Sorry I did not post in here to begin with. Figured original requestor might have seen it better in other section, but can understand why it was moved. Sorry... Do I need to add a price and an ID pic too or am I ok without?

They have different versions basically anything from 60 to 120 in 10g increments...

Someone was upset with me for beating them to the punch on this putter. I promised to sell it to them for what I put into it. Can't find the thread related to the TSG Inventory Clearance Sale anymore to PM said individual. If you are said individual am ready to let it go now. Finally had a few rounds with it, thing is sublime feeling, just prefer my blade putters. PM me.

Curious to find out if the performance improved post paint job? As I remember JBeam uses performance reducing paint for heads they also OEM to other companies. See Craig's Top 10 list in the OOB section for validation on the above assertion.

Like all other "best" questions there will be numerous answers. If you describe the features you are after in the grip it is easier for us to comment intelligently. Some of us won't be able to answer intelligently anyway, but that is a different issue outright.

I would move the steel to the back up and use graphite as the main set. Graphite shafts are easier on the joints providing relief for going bodies, like mine.

I call dibs in his next garage sale... Beautiful set Tae, congrats and enjoy.

Played the older iBrid with a couple of different shafts this week, just such a great little club. Itching to get my hands on the new ones. What is the cutout that shows in the sole? Weight like the TS358 or something to create a hitter face like the Adams stuff? Also have an AF903 on the way as another comparison point.

Why not just rotate the club face in your hand then grip it?

That's more than 14 clubs...

Looks awesome

I know how your wallet works let me know.

The QFE and Roddio are experiments. While I love the i10s in the ONOFF UTs I am not sure I want to keep the weight so high. Hence the 85x. I tried the 100x and I am not man enough for it. Had Attas 85x in the iBrids previously so I know the weight works. The Roddio in the other is so I can have a better comparison between the iBrid and ONOFF. I am anticipating picking up the new iBrid when it launches too so it gives me more info when I shaft it up. As to the same shaft, I am hard pressed to say either way. My experience with the old one was limited to the UTs beyond a couple of rounds with the ones I sold you. If I was to speculate they are slightly different. I believe Roddio was in process of new designs for the shafts and after the shakeup they launched the new iron and M series initially, only recently finalizing the S series driver shaft. Again speculating on that. Of course. Now I have 2 or 3 sets heads and 5 sets of graphite shafts to unload.