EdGolf

I'm waiting for my first Hi Cor - Ryoma......but sadly the production has been delay

Please take plenty of pictures guys for people like us who cannot make it....

+1. I also would prefer 'straight in' where possible but if not, then hard step for me would be better than soft

Hmmm have not tried this shaft but reading this post sure have my interest peak!

I'm also on a driver merry go-round at this moment and and looking forward to your review since Tour AD 6 is amongst one of my fav shafts out there

Nice sticks... and great price too !

What a beauty....didn't know they even come in black??

Doubtful there are any available for the proshop as all are sold out in the pre-order stage from my understanding....

Can't wait to see your review T For me, I don't know why so many people complain about the sound in Egg as for me it was quite Ok but for sure the F3 sound more solid.

Totally agree we shouldn't let ego effect our selection of choices. I've seem it too many times that everyone wanna play 'stiff' cause they 'think' they should

Both training aids seems to work on the same goal with one higher up your arms and the other lower. For me I like the quick master more....

I would go stiff in Nippon 950. Both shaft should give you a nice high launch. How's your ball flight like in your KBS regular?

My Ryomo F3 just arrived last week and only manage to hit it in the range last night. Here are my thoughts.... Address: At address the F3 looks slightly close to me as compare to Egg but both are spec as neutral. Face: The F3 face is also slightly deeper compare to the Egg and for me easier to hit off the deck. (I can never hit my Egg off the deck) Head: The larger head volume seem to give it stability (and confidence) and the best part is no matter where I hit it on the face, it seem to go almost the same distance so the sweet spot is defiantly much LARGER than Egg. I don't' like the aerodynamic design of the Egg as it always wants to swing up for me and have cause me a few top balls in the past. Launch: Overall it's seem easier to 'launch' (almost no effort) with distance similar or even slightly further than my Egg Spoon. However not sure if this is because of the shaft? Egg launch a tad lower with much shorter carry distance but with more roll where F3 launch higher with more carry and less roll, which I like as sometimes I can't seem to control the Egg lol However also note that the shaft plays an important role as my F3 is shaft with a crazy while my Egg is shaft with an Adila NV lol

I believe in getting fitted for the right shaft is important as everyone swings differently. Some shafts are more suited to a smooth tempo, while others are more suitable for an aggressive swing in regardless of swing speed IMO. Weight of shaft also plays an important role for tempo, which some of you have mention above. However finding the right combo (especially drivers and FW shafts) are difficult as there are so many excellence choices out there today with so many different profile for different type of swings, players, etc.

Agree.....would be a huge market for it IMO if it only comes in English

HAPPY NEW YEAR.... and a TOAST to a brighter Year 2012 and GOOD HEALTH !!

I think Vega heads are traditionally heavier. Any pictures of your baby?

Sorry to hear the Miyazaki is not working out for you.... While I've not tried Crazy head, but base from what I read around, I also think the shaft is the issue here. Then again, does this means fitting Crazy shaft into just about any head will gives us that extra distance??

Very nice.... really beauty indeed. More...more...more pictures please, at address, face, etc and of course a review once you get a chance to break it in

IMO both are equally nice and as 'forgiving'. 302 is not more forgiving than AF Tour and likewise. The only difference is the loft where the traditional loft would most likely give you a lower ball flight versus a stronger loft. As for shaft, try a lower launching shaft. If you're hitting your DG S300 too high, then the SP Blue might be a good idea or as some mention C-Taper. Shaft will depends on the type of ball flight you would like to see or achieve.... some shaft like Modus do launch higher than SP Blue but the trajectory is not 'ballooning' up in the sky and getting lost in the wind but instead very penetrating and hold itself against the wind well.

Love the head.... any picture of the shaft?

Hmmmm.... now you got me all confuse and excited at the same time !! Another iron shaft to look out for... which series are you using? K's 3001 or K's 7001 or K's Tour? What about wedges? You use their K's NW110 or K's NW120? What's the difference in each do you know?? Or maybe Geochin can chip in with some info?

What the characteristic like for shimada?? Launch angel, spin, flex? I hear they are great for wedges but not sure on blades?

I've also the same results in Project X in my MP68 too. Shimadas is one shaft I'm interested to try but not much info I could gather from real life usage here....not to mention no where to try em out ! Thinking of using them for my wedges... what flex do they play like?? Are the softer to flex like Modus?? TT Monacco I hear good things but again cannot get my hands on those :( From my understanding C-Taper plays very differently from KBS Tours. Lower launch but not as smooth feeling like KBS Tour.. I'm planning on shafting them C-Tapers on Epon 502 heads and see how I like the feel of it, and if it goes well, might just reshaft my Yururi #7 iron to try out before reshafting the whole lot.

Yeah I know..... the next shaft testing on my list (after C-Taper) is this and also Shimadas