EdGolf

Grips bro.... grips....!!

Any more grips sitting around in your room Stew......??

Should take a picture... would love to see this 'special' wedge??

Nice to know it plays well in hard pan fairway....!!

Nope..

Are you still looking? If you are, PM me as I've a set brand new

Did you butt trim or tip trim? aerotech don't advice tip trim

Would love to see how Srixon new drivers compare to all the smaller boutique jdm brands in terms of feel, forgiveness and of course distance.

Send you a PM

Giving this a bump.... any help here guys?? Tario.....??

Nice bag....... +1 on the copper 302 comment to match your Copper Candy lol

Carlo was kind enough to shaft up a #6 and P and I was lucky enough to be 'at right place, right time' and gave em a few swings.... those irons feels good. The feel is somewhat between a Miura and Epon.... Let's see how I can describe it... "Firm and yet soft... Not as firm as a OnOff forge and less clicky in sound - more like in between a Miura and Epon but not as soft and muted as Epon" The modern sole grind defiantly makes this iron very playable as it just glide onto the turf. Must say Joe Kwok does a fantastic job here.....

Can't wait for the review on their new adjustable driver this year....especially comparing feel to the other top JDM out there

Have the chance to roll Spoon Zen while I was there earlier this week and my god....it feels really nice and heavy. Even with the plastic on, you can still feel how solid it rolls the ball with a nice soft click.....

OMG.... THE GOLD.... can't imagine how much reflection the EHR will give under a hot sunny day?? And not to mention the attention lol Can't wait to read more reviews...

Looking great. Like the name...

I think Stew should try the i110 first before jumping into the i125

Will be keeping an eye on this as mine is 8th and into his third year of golf and a JDM kid set would be cool compare to the US Kids set he now plays....

+1 on Kari work.....best part is he is getting better and better each time I see his newer models. There is nothing this guy can't do !!

Firstly the Damascus KLP 401 - this one have a light mill face and the rolls the ball extremely well. The sound off the damascus face is slightly clickly (which I like). I would describe the feel is softer than a copper face putter but slightly clickier than say a Bettinardi Honeycomb face. The sound is similar to a TP Mills handmade I've with light face milling. At address this putter is absolutely beautiful and gives me a lot of confident to make everything within 10feet in. For the Damascus, Kari uses Gripmaster new 2012 exotic black Tejus Lizard. Very unique and special. The feel of this grip is very nice and it just spell out quality. The KLP401 DAM also comes with a unique shaft band – and YES, it’s Damascus as well….. In addition, also have a matching Damascus ball marker and divot tool....classy Now for a quick review on the BM3 - Smooth - Went with Gripmaster Black Signature Tour Roo for the Smooth. Initially wanted a medium Red Signature Tour Roo grip for the smooth but sadly out of stock so settle with black instead as the other remaining option in stock are Blue and Burn Orange. However this putter arrived with some issues on the Gun Metal finish. Sadly finish is the only area where Kari have no control over but Kari was quick to offer to have this putter refinish so back to Down Under it went. Took about 10 days before the putter was refinished and at the same time Kari specially order a medium size Red Signature Tour Roo grip for me and replace it accordingly. I must say to this point Kari's customer service is second to none and I'm impress at Kari determination to make his customer happy !! Anyway back to the putter review; this putter have a deeper face milling of the lizard and the feel off the face is very soft. The sound is almost muted and initially I was having difficulty to gauge distance control but after a few carpet rolls, I got use to it quickly. For those who likes a softer feel off the face, I would strongly recommended this deep face lizard milling or Kari's deep face milling. I would say this face milling is the softest I've ever putted on any putter. It's even softer than a Bettinardi F.I.T (which IMO is one of the softest feeling 'non-insert' putters out there already) The ball rolls very well and at address it frames the ball well. The head is slightly larger than my KLP 401 and does gives you more confident that it's easier to stroke. The medium size Red Signature Tour Roo grip is very soft (almost sponge like) and feels great in my palms. Game both the couple of weeks and so far both rolls very well. So far my favorite is still the KPLP401 as I always likes a smaller head at address and the light face milling gives me a very audible sound on the greens. If I were to get another Lajosi putter, I would make the same design KLP401 but with a longer flow neck.

Guys, Can anyone advice if Yururi Flatback is using taper or parallel tip size? Thanks..... Ed

Yup pm him and he reply 'Sold'

Saw one inBST but pm the guy and was told its SOLD

Looking for head only in 9.5 if anyone gets tired of hitting their. Just wanna see what the fuss is all about and see how much distance gain I can actually get lol PM me if you got one to release? Thanks Ed

Don't think this is conforming as their newer conforming model has 2010 stamp on it. Maybe Tario or Chris can clarify?