EdGolf
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OK if there are any left, let me know as I won't mind shafting a set of my irons back in Malaysia with those.......
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Vincent - if in Malaysia grap a spare set for me too lol so I can shaft it up in my spare set there.... Or unless you wanna release your aerotechs to me
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Spoon should ship n soon as he have Monacos in his Personal (before he sold them lol) and now have since switch to Aerotech 195 in his new irons. Both for me are great feeling shafts but with Aerotech maybe easier on the joints and easier to get the ball launch up in the air.
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Yamaha sure keep their lid tight on this new range of blades.... I'm also excited as hell to see what they come out with??
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Most of Homma irons are cast, if memory serves me right. I got a few friends using Homma irons and I don't think they're worth the price they're selling for. Beside, Homma is now owned by a Chinese owner from what I hear.
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Hahaha I just saw this thread.... Didn't take long, did it??
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They use an alpha gel which soften the feel off the face quite a bit as compare to their other series iron. I find it too soft and deaden the feel and don't like it too much but that's me as feel is very personal. I defiantly don't feel it clicker than 302 as others have posted. If you like soft feeling iron, I don't think there is other iron softer than 502, and not to mention its very forgiving....
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I use WV 115 for all my wedges. I prefer using the same weight shafts for my wedges.
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Another crazy build.... this one sound exciting, Ryoma + Diamana X Can't wait !!
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The VM -01 and Yururi flatback are basically from the same mold if I'm not wrong but just with different grind. I've not hit the Vega but have hit and owned Yururi Flatback raw, Miura Tournament Blades, Miura 1957 Baby Blades and for me the easiest to launch is the Baby blades (could be that those are shaft in Aerotech steelfiber shaft as well) and the softest feeling off the face would be the Yururi Raw finish. All of those have similar little to no offset but the Yururi lie is stronger so if you like the standard Turnament blades, you might wanna adjust the lie of the Yururi flatter.
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So is many of us Jeff.... unfortunately like most things, it's a trial and error and that's why picking up in BST would reduce the 'damage' lol Good thing is those JDM drivers do fetch a much higher price as compare to USDM drivers but if you look at the threads here, you can see a lot of us are still 'trying' to see what's best for us and eventhou we do 'find' something that suite our swing, doubt this will ever end as there is always something behind the back of our mind that there is always something out there better..... damn marketing !
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Well I have Miura 1957 Baby blades which I'm currently gaming (and no intention to sell at this moment) but at the same time got a set of brand new Miura LE Black Tournament Blades which I could release to you if you are interested. I have seven different sets of blades which I think it's time to reduce my irons inventory lol. Let me know? Cheers Ed
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Sorry cant help. If you are looking for a brand new LE Tournament Blade black I might be able to help.
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1957 LE Baby Blades or Tournament Blades??
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Yes they are blades but at the same time one of the easier blades to hit. not much difference as compare to AF302, since you're considering it. Set up beautifully and because they're a much older model, the price can be get for a lot cheaper and IMO worth a try.
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My opinion is the Srixon Pro100 is a good candidate - great soft feeling but not sure on the forgiveness front lol
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I sure hope so. That would be so cool....