FatMan

Shaft profile might suit your swing more? Head & shaft combo might be better? Shaft length? Lots of possible factors. Stiffness is only one of them.

Citristrip to remove the paint fill. Just apply a little to the painted areas you want to remove. Normally, the paint will peel off. You may need a pin or toothpick for the thinner hard to reach areas where the paint doesn't come right off. Rinse after. There are other agents that you can use to remove the paint fill but, I can't remember what they are off the top off my head.

LOL! I remember giving a dozen of these away as a gift. For those non-conforming lovers out there!

The 152 isn't on the chart but, it's easy to figure out where it would fall.

OnOff also has a lightweight caddy bag that's easier to lug around. Le Coq. Mizuno Frame Walkers. Titleist Japan has quite a few models as well. Have you checked the proshop? Also if you find one not listed, you can check with Gocchin to see if they can get it for you.

Downsize your photos if they're not uploading. File sizes might be too big. Actual pics are needed.

Stew, is the mustard 5w headcover a Kinoshohampu? Looking for headcover options for my new bag that's due to come soon.

Lovely putter! How's the new gen pz milling?

C, got a five stashed away. Let me know if you want it.

Great to "officially" meet you Tats! It's great to have another person knowledgable on the JDM equipment we all love on the boards.

The Gekku Raws are non-conforming only. Shreds & spins the ball like crazy. Just had my first round with them earlier. May be better for a sweeper or picker of the ball.

On USPS, each country has it's own restrictions depending on the shipping method. Go online to their site & check alternatives to Priority Mail that will accept longer packages.

Depending on the set, it's usually the 3 iron.

I guess I can dream... Sigh... Now all I have to figure out is how to add 10 mph to my swing speed... Will a high launch & high spin shaft help us slower swingers?

Thanks guys! The weight seems fine for me. I've dropped down in shaft weight since I haven't been playing much these days. I'm launching and spinning my wedges a bit too much so I'm hoping that these will be the ticket.

Anyone try or game these in their wedges? I've read feedback on the heavier 120 version but, don't recall any on the 110s. I'm wondering if the 110s have the same characteristics as the 120s but, in a lighter package.

I have a 14* FW (got it for the heck of trying one). I didn't have any problems getting it up in the air. I would say that it's more of a workable club than a point & shoot.

You'll be hard pressed to find a manufacturer to sell you multiple heads of the same iron. Bending the loft angles to accommodate your set-up will greatly affect the bounce angles. Best to find manufacturers that specialize in this.

The Egg Spoon has a light head. For some, lighter isn't better. It can mess with your tempo, timing, etc. especially if the rest of your bag are heavier. Also if your swing is steep & you hit it a little fat, you can bounce off the turf leading to thinned shots.

Think he meant 0.335. The GD DI & FEX both have .335 tips.

Looks like a solid bag! You do know that WITB pictures are mandatory, right?

I would stick with authorized resellers. In the end, it's not worth the hassle to save a few bucks should they end up being fakes.

It's on the spec sheet in the proshop. Although there's a slight discrepancy between that & the one Crazy has listed.

It really depends on your game. If you struggle with solid contact, go with the Egg Impact. You will give up some distance but, will give you better chances to be on the fairway. If you don't have any problems swinging a longer driver, then by all means go with the Egg Bird. BTW, didn't the PRGR Science Fit Center give any recommendations?

edit: Sorry! I didn't read your post right.