robbie

One of the pics shows a sightline on the Scotty ???

The modus 105 plays on the lighter side of stiff but it is not whippy, however it is lively.....I played it in the S flex and had no problems with it being too soft. I prefer the modus 105 to the 120 . The version i played was the pro to ST which i heard were the modus 105 with no changes

i think Chrissy is short for Christmas......those Modarts look awesome !! wonder what that finish would look like on your Modarts : P

get some Modus 130x and soft step them once on the short irons and twice on the 4/5 ..... Oh and there is always the Monacos

Callaway Apex CF16 heads 5-AW ( 7 irons ) $550 Factory stock with Modus 130 stiff at half inch over $700 PLUS Shipping *grips are Iomic midsize Tiffany blue used for 1 range session

Haha...no more Yoros for me, I'm keeping 2 sets for my collection but thats about it. * For the MP64 Yoro set, ill throw in a set of shafts if i have it already ( Pxi 6.0, KBS Tour 125, Ctaper S, S+, DGS, Modus 120, Nippon Super Peening orange, Nippon 1150GH X, etc

put my Adams XTD 3 wood on the launch monitor and i was getting 144mph off the deck. Definitely the longest 3 wood i have tried to date, probably as long as some of my drivers !!! it was getting a 15.6 deg launch and 3400 spin

This club visually looks like an Epon Sus316 but with more emphasis on a meaty muscle rather than the cavity. This head has the possibility of luring me away from MBs... Much smaller than SUS, the Modarts are tiny.

6750Y ???

Update : Took these out to the outdoor range on a cold windy night and these irons were spectacular......they made the cold range balls feel like Pro V1s, the heads are tiny but they deliver a very satisfying thump onto the ball.....They seem to have no weak or dead spots, the face is super forgiving. Distance was hard to determine but they are definitely long enough and in terms of shot making ability, these irons can maneuver the ball easily yet still hit straight shots if that is what you prefer. This is still a honeymoon period but this set impresses me more and more each day. best way to describe this iron is Copper Epon 302 is mated with a sledge hammer. The Modarts are not mushy soft but i can't feel any harshness whatsoever, it just delivers a massive blow that is solid.....thats probably the best way to describe it, this club hits a "solid" ball......

Haha, exactly, i only gamed these on a launch monitor and the numbers are very impressive.....i have no idea how these play on a real course. The ball speed numbers keep up with the Callaway Apex CF16, which shocked me....spin was very good and these irons felt great and kept a very tight line....ill be taking these to Hawaii in a couple of weeks and Turtle bay in the winter time will be very windy and interesting !

Just put the Modart CBC into play today, i have to put this club as love....it is a super solid club and amazingly forgiving...its as long as any players club out there if not longer ! It reminds me of a Titleist T-MB but smaller and equally as forgiving. It is definitely in unicorn territory....only complaint is the "made in Japan" stamping....seriously who thought that was a good idea , i can't think of a single person who likes that stamp, they might as well as stamp Assembled in China on the face !

You might want to rethink that, the finish is beautiful but as durable as toilet paper...after just a few strikes, the finish is worn though and u can see streaks of silver peek through......there are a ton of these sets available on the used market

SALE PENDING

the spec sheet is posted....it says stiff but equivalent to SX can't get my iPhone to focus, but shaft is in mint cond

i have a 7D shaft in S/SX flex, 44"

hmmmmm....i could go all in on Modart : P

i would vote 302s or the 316

thats similar to walking 4 blocks and taking 4 right turns to get to the house on your left......it works but there are simpler ways

ill bet a 7d shaft would wake that puppy up !

Thankx Hutchy

the 4 iron is with my other sets of yoro mp4....i have 3 of these sets and trying to move one.......sadly, Yoros have zero resale value, so ill just keep them....very nice irons but trying to resell them is impossible, some ba$trds feel that if you paid 500, then they need to pay 200 and if you paid 200, the most they can offer is 59 bucks.

that top pic is just dirt, ill shine them up and take some new pics if this is something u are looking for.....Fresh Yoros for 60-70% off

Mizuno MP64 Yoro, double nickel finish with box toe and reduced offset 3-9 iron $555 * i would grade these about a 8.5/10...probably 15 rounds or so, 6 iron has a nick/ding as pictured on sole

i would shaft them up with the Shimadas and game them for awhile, if they are your perfect clubs, then refinish them...