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Smooth Top is much much easier to hit. Hits the ball a bit higher than the Ridge Top. The smooth is much user friendly and to me looks better. I find the ridge top a bit shallow. They both are great clubs. I would say that the 15* smooth hits it a bit too high for my taste, the 13* smooth with a good shaft is what I think is best for me. The initial trajectory of a rigde top wood vs a smooth top wood is noticeable. The ridge will hit the ball low and will move higher, the smooth will probably launch higher and then level off. I hope this helps.

Yeah, Kiertos has one, he does not log in often sometimes, give it sometime...

thanks, he has no cash left...due to buying too many clubs! :)

a friend of mine is looking for something like this,,,I will ask. by the way, how you bend these things?

look at that Mizuno no paint blade!!!!!!!

Joe, Thanks for taking the time doing this!!!

Vista Tour Low Torque. Very tip stiff, shaft has very little feel to it, when compared to other Fujis. A beast when properly fit. Low Ball hitters need not to apply here. Super tight dispersion but lacks the Fuji feel in my opinion. About turning it over, well, I don't know, I think it's a matter of swing specifics and the shaft being tipped too much. Hope this helps.

All the time... :) it's a great feeling....!!!

wow Joe, bad news indeed. Expensive, but extremely great shafts if you ask me...

well, the 671 is still a Fuji, high end at that, but it is much tighther than the 660 and it's hard to get unpredictable shots with it, unless you are not swinging well. The 660 is smoother and will let you get away with some bad shots in that it is not as demanding as the 671. The NV has a stiffer character, vs the 660. It feels a bit harsher. I'd go with the 660 if I were you. It all depends on what you expect from a shaft or want. The NV is not a bad shaft though.

maybe because of Maruyama, Michael Jordan's 23 while in Chicago's Bulls?

quite a contrast. in regards to feel. But everything is subjective here. Never hit the S59s, I would guess they feel different and probably much more forgiving. I am sure I could be wrong. I would think the feel is the major diff here, probably the uniqueness as well of having MRs...

mmm, tempting...indeed.

selling for a friend. 3-pw MR23 US specs CBs. DGS200 US lenghts. irons are 8.5/10 some are 9/10 condition. small, tiny nicks on 9 iron's bottom and 4's cavity, otherwise all clubs are in excellent condition. no pics. No Digital for a while. $700 shipped, OBO thanks!

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I am told they are the same shaft as the retail, different finish, and as pigpen stated it, they are weight and fequency sorted as compared to simply weight sorted.

ttriba, where in MA you are located? and Yes, Chris is the man you are looking for. Do not hesitate to buy from him!!!

Why Titleist drivers from Canada don't have serial numbers? interesting I could drive upthere buy one and pass it as a tour?

beats me....

Dan, thanks for the heads up I think he's at the Bay Hill...I am told....I will pm him though

I am looking for a heavy port, about 16-18grms, anyone has an extra one willing to sell? thx!

well, yes, the same thing happened to me. 1 club loss in distance vs a set of mizunos I have. You have to tweak the clubs to your specs...even check the club lenghts...

all I know it's suppossed to be heavier Six shaft...probably Bushkin or Don or Phil can help you here....

I am looking for a Taylor Made 510 DF driver head. 9.5 or 8.5*, head only... if anyone has one, please pm me. thx!

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