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Poor choice of words...

Oh the golf is a little more than an after thought, but speeding the body thaw is more pressing. Looking forward to a thermometer that reads above freezing for several consecutive days.

Thanks, hoping they play as nice as they look.

These are the sticks going to Florida with me in a couple of weeks... Yururi PDG Roddio i10 Yururi Tour Wedge 52/58 combo RomaRo iBrid 23 with Roddio i10 RomaRo iBrid 20 with QFE UT 85x ONOFF UT 18* with Roddio i10 not pictured Kamui Works 3wd with Crazy Sigma 50 Miura MD390 with QFE WBQ Max 75 Odyssey Putter tuned by GF

Guess it is all in the eye if the onlooker. I see the camera catching the retaliatory backhand to the face as opposed to a calming caress of the cheek. As to the cute pose of sleeping babies, we were able to do just about anything to our kids once they fell asleep. Still can to our son, sleeps like a rock at 10 yrs old. In all seriousness, they are joys and curses simultaneously, but the pleasure out weighs it all. Enjoy, as others have said it goes by quicker than you think.

Appears like they already can't stand the sight of each other.... ;) If you switched which sides of the stroller each was in, do you think they would turn the other cheek? Congrats and enjoy...

I think you're just seeing double and since one eye is stronger than the other one of the heads appears slightly larger. I think you should keep drinking till a 3rd materializes then use the head in the middle...

The original P9003 was like that. The new Z has other flexes besides X so I do not believe your comment to be true.

Who is responsible for ball washing and head cleaning?

I do have it somewhere... It has been resifted though. Probably still have the one you sent with it. What is in it for me?

I was looking at the Seven Dreamers shafts website the other day, looks awesome. Put a set of those in the Modart heads and you'll have a $20k+ set in no time. Only bad thing about the SD is the secondary market is going to be terrible. You'll have to learn the crappy swing of whomever had them made to get the most out of the shaft... Great concept on both. Truly bespoke... Can't wait to see Drivers and FW being CNCd to personal specs.

PDGs and Tour wedges are still at builders'. Other than that am just starting the '14 rotation. An out of the ordinary move for me I am going to try the Labo CB358. That bag will be Daiwa from PW up to the 3 wd. PDG bag am thinking of going with Epon 903 for the 3&4 equivalents. Still need to decide if I want to sell of the 909s or the '13 Yams, the one that stays will be reshafted with some Roddio shafts. Did the wedge/driver/putter hunt last year and have those pretty well nailed. Fire sale purge to come. Heads are being pulled shafts are being prepped then pics and post will come in not too long.

Actually, it is coz he's bombed and once he sobers up it will be in BST... ?

So what is the design ethos behind the 46*? Seems more similar to the Forged wedge than the 358...

Best paint job I've seen yet... errr I mean great looking head there....

When I indicated that I need to pay more attention to my wedges, I did not mean that I am oblivious, just not as attentive to grind and bounce as I am feel and other perf characteristics. I tend to play a 3 wedge setup, usually all from same mfg if not the same line. The exceptions to that is the Crazy Toyo which is a 52/58 pari to which I added a RomaRo and a recent acq of the Yururi Tour which is a 52/58 combo as the PDG irons are more traditional lofts and the 52 should play naturally into the set with the 58 intended to serve up the majority of touch and feel shots around the green. I have played the Bold, Chikara, George Spirit, Maruman KS Zero and several others. Different grinds, sole design, bounces etc and like Miuramaniac said after a short acclimation period I played them all equally well or poorly depending on perspective. My comment was more about bucking my own trend and seeing if I can discern any clues about shot type and grind/head shape/bounce and the like as Stew indicated...

I need to start giving wedges more thought...

Chris,I know this is an old post but you might consider the MOI matching. It really does add consistency top to bottom to the set. For all the sets you try over a season it might also shorten the cycle time between acclimating set to set club to club. While I rotate a few bags now my acclimation time is less than one round due to club/turf interaction. Only set that increases with are those that come prebuilt and not MOI matched, in my case the Yam '13s. Every set built to my MOI are quick. Just my $0.02

The sole on that UT has a very similar shape to the iBrid and Adams Pro...

I used a Clic for part of a season and liked it quite a bit. Only went down the path as I had a fracture in my elbow and the action of lifting the bag hurt, but I could still swing. Once I healed it was given to my father in-law. He uses a staff type bag. He still talks to me, so it can't be all bad for him...

When is the ibrid supposed to land? Wonder if the cup face will add distance too...?

Just to be different, go with the GeoTech. I think the clubs I have tried from them have been very good and the reason they don't get much love around here is because we are all a bunch of snobs. Me included...

Do they make a MB?

I've got one, 9.5* with weight kit. PM me

PM me...