FatMan

"CRAZY STEELS LITE 120 STIFF"

Looks like a make-shift training aid.

Happy New Year everyone!

I haven't seen one specifically made for that purpose (I could be wrong) but, they do have a couple of clutches/bags that I guess you can use as one.

That's the Graphite Design Tour AD BB series w/c is the stock shaft of the Yamaha Tour model.

For distance & ease of use... The PRGR Egg Spoon is still the reigning king... although, I've read that the Ryoma's giving it a run for its money.

C, I've read about people who have used cotton balls, yarn or fiberfill to muffle the sound of drivers. Not sure tho what the combination together with hot melt/rat glue would do to it. What's the current head weight?

Nice!!! All that counts is that they arrived safely. Is the 3 an AF-202? Also, what made you decide to go with the Tour-AD W shafts?

I like my RC TRC UT w/c is 20*. Being voted Japan's utility of the year speaks for itself.

Crazy does... (GTI Blog). I'm just not sure what's covered & how it works.

Won't your warranty card cover it assuming you're the 1st owner & it snapped under normal circumstances?

Is it updated tracking info for your package or any info at all? I was using my iPhone so it shouldn't be that. Is it coming from JP? If so, try using this page: EMS Individual International Mail Search.

It's actually 3 for every 1/2". Increase in length= increase in SW & vice-versa.

It's been working for me. I've used it the past few days with no hitches. What problems are you experiencing?

Congratulations! You definitely have to post pics once you get them!

Dance with Dragon has stand bags. Although, I'm not sure if they have the same design in the stand bag version.

That's a cool set of sticks you have there! I have the same iron covers with the matching bag. :)

Love it!! Had a round with it. Considering that I hit it off a waste area, off some mulch, & out of the beaches a number of times, it held up quite well. As previously stated, a touch more spin would have been great but, I'm not complaining. Feels like it just rockets off the driver & has a soft feeling off my putter!

Robb, as bogeydog mentioned, I think getting the right shaft profile is the key for you. I'm surprised that you found the CB46 7.2 stout. I swing much slower than you & just came back from gaming a 6.7 w/o any range time. I found it quite easy to load & I just let the shaft kick through impact. I actually came away quite pleased with the bombs I hit with it.

I would give it some time. It takes awhile to dial in a new club especially, the driver. I would also try to replicate on course conditions as much as possible (get rid of the stubby tees) or better yet, take it out if the weather permits.

+1 Whatever makes the game easier & fun! Although, purists will probably raise a fit & tell you that you should drop the hybrids & go back to hitting a 2 iron.

I haven't put it in play yet. How does it differ from the Premium Brill?

I took my 456 out the other day for a whirl. It's been so long since I've hit it. It's a lighter & slightly softer club than I'm used to, so I had to swing easier & use a more even tempo. Not bad... not bad at all... Except for a couple of mistakes w/c I think were due to how I set-up, I was driving it pretty decently for the most part.

Club glove makes plain neoprene covers in different colors. They have 2 sizes. Over-size & regular. Then.. there are JDM headcovers... :)

Yeah, the bag is sweet! I just need a caddy to lug it around for me. Do you want to volunteer? :)