EdGolf

Gene is back making putters.....

Happy Birthday T.... Keep young always !!

So far.... Both my Lajosi show no sign of rust, even in humid weather here in HK/ Shenzhen

I've a Ryoma F3 shaft with Crazy shaft I'm not using. If interested PM me...

Partial true.... All depends how it was finish. My Lajodi Damascus I've only wipe it down after each round, as I would in any putter... and it's all good. I did ask Kari this question once and was told his Damascus is maintainance free... Best is to check with your putter maker....

From what I know, Damascus steel is harder and not softer. That's why it's a perfect material for sword, knives, etc. However in modern Damascus, it will depend where you source your Damascus from? Most putter makers don't like using Damascus material to make putters as it does cost some damage to their milling machine due to the hardness of this material. Also most people decided to go with mild or no milling on the face of the damascus putter is so that the pattern of the Damascus can be more clearly display but I've seem deep milling Damascus face putters - so what I'm trying to say is - YES, deep face milling on Damascus is possible. OOoh btw, I do own a Damascus putter by Lajosi and the feel is defiantly 'clicklier' than my Bettinardi FIT face. Another interesting material putter makers are trying is call Mokume. Using similar process of different materials folded over and over again as Damascus but with a way cooler pattern... this material is often use in Jewelries, rings, bangle, etc. Have seen Tad Moore using it as a face insert (I own one of em putter too) and Nead using this material to make the whole putter !

You were quick on the trigger on that one. Looking forward to your review and if it don't work out for you, send me a PM.

My Lajosi Damascus is simply lovely. It feels slightly firmer with the light face milling. Good thing with Lajosi is you can custom make basically anything to your fancy for one third the price of other custom makers out there. I've game/ collect TP mills handmade, Tad Moore, Bettinardi customs, Miura, and Lajosi are amongst those brand up there in terms of quality.

Interesting.... What the price range like, in comparison to the other high enders out there?

Is that a new finish as it don't look raw.... love Yururi irons, especially their current flatback. What's the difference (apart from finish)

Tae is the only person I know that 'sold out' even before pictures are posted lol Again....as usual, too slow on the button !

Why can't they see how much nicer and cleaner their irons and wedges wold look like without all those stamping..... !! Beautiful wedges..... any review on how the spin??

I've a Vega in 12"

I've a Srixon driving iron. If interested, PM me

Can't believe you're letting those go C..... !!

Geotech maybe?

NIce bag.... if I was in the US, I would take it off your hands...

In this part of Asia - like Hong Kong or Malaysia, my Yururi flatback raw can rust simply sitting in the closet..... I need to rub em down with sword oil every once in a while.

That's quite a bag..... !! Can't get any better.......

Beautiful refinish. Somehow the copper finish seems really good on the GF

Nice post and absolutely agree it's the shaft that matters... but like many others out here, we all wanna 'live' in the dream that we will met the 'perfect' driver so the hoo'ing

I like the tungsten insert in the OnOff.... makes it slightly easier to get the ball airborne IMO.

That's one delicious looking driver....can't wait for your comparison between the two...

Love to but currently traveling and will only be back sometime 1st week of May....

I got white with sky blue Puma strips...... kept the putter at the lower section.