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Hi Spoon - I'm going to have a huge party once I get one of these. Bring all your friends!

That is a beauty! Going to PM you to inquire.

M-43 seems to be the way to go. Thanks for the input! If anyone is selling, please email me, as my wife has my Christmas list and the Egg Spoon 17* is listed as #1 on the list :)

Which stock shaft is right for 95 swing speed in a 17* Egg Spoon? M-46 M-43 M-40 M37 M-35 I am right in the middle of a REG - STIFF shaft flex in most of my clubs. Any advise appreciated. Stephen

Currently bagging the Tour Edge Exotics XCG4 - 16.5*, but am wondering how the Egg Spoon compares in a 17* If both clubs have the same shaft, which club is longer and has tighter dispersion?

I'm a U.S.A. player, so not use to these numbers. Appreciate your input. I've got a smooth transition but want tight dispersion, so the M-43 for my 95 swing speed seems to be the right flex. Thanks.

What do these number mean? M-46 , M-43 , M-40 , M-37 I play to a 95 driver swing speed. In the Egg Spoon shaft which flex would be the best fit for me? Thanks.

I'd like to trade my: 1.) 2011 PING G20 - 16.5* fairway wood 2.) G20 - 20* Hybrid UTE BOTH clubs included in deal. Hit one range session, 9.5 out of 10 condition. Headcovers included. http://www.ping.com/clubs/fairwaysdetail.aspx?id=9968 http://www.ping.com/clubs/hybridsdetail.aspx?id=9969 for your: 1.) PRGR Egg Spoon - 17* (New Model) http://www.prgr-golf.com/catalogue/en/product/egg/egg_spoon.html

Hi Spoon, Sell, trade or put the 22* Epon 902 in the garage. You're bored with it, move on. Give yourself a present and go buy the matching 3 iron at 21* that matches your set. If you are stroking them so solid, then enjoy and go for it! Next go treat yourself to the 17* TRC UT, fantastic club that you'll love. Do not worry if the distance gap is a bit too large, you can always choke down. It is ALWAYS better, in my humble opinion, to get a club that hits longer, than shorter. You had the right clubs picked out.....go with your gut feeling, which is usually right and ALWAYS satisfying and buy those new clubs. 2 NEW clubs are always a special treat. Enjoy, you deserve it. Stephen

Hi Matt, My swing plane is more of a sweeper, than a digger, so I hit my fairway woods and UT clubs better than I do long irons (ie. 3/4/5 irons).

Of the Fourteen V5 and the Royal Collection DB, both look like winners. Since I'm in the US, I can not try these out....can you help me narrow the choice. Would you go and mix and match these, or go with only the Fourteen or only the Royal Collection DB?

I've narrowed my choices to the Yururi or the Yonex. Looking for a killer 58 or 60* that I can open up for tight lies. 8 handicap, so decent ball striker....but want the more easy to hit wedge selection. Why make this tough game of golf tougher. Which would you recommend? http://www.tourspecgolf.com/Yonex-2011-EZONE-Forged-Wedge-Head-Only

A bit of an update. I appreciate the updates for those on this site. Played 18 holes today, and found if I just grip down an inch on my 24* Fourteen I can fill the gap that my 5 iron should fill. Think I'm going to simplify, and drop the 5 iron completely, and use my trusty 24* for those shots. Leaves me with 13 clubs in the bag, and room to fit a 60* wedge in the bag.....a win-win!

Hi Frank, Nice looking clubs. Which model of the Kamui driver and what shaft did you put into it?

Which manufacturer do you prefer, Ryoma or Epon or someone else? What driver is a favorite of 2011? Thank you for your input.