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Looking for something that could replace my current Titleist 4 wood. something between 16 deg to 18 deg Saw this Labo Spec fairway. Bore Thru shaft in this day and age. I kind of like the idea. :) http://onoff.globeri...-club/f358.html

Trying to find some reviews on this older Mizuno driver called k75td. Here's some pics. Thanks!

Really sweet looking. While I agree the base shape is similar the 69 ( and the 68 for that matter ) I think they used a bit more edgy lines on this one and it looks very nice. Would love to see some in Yoro Satin finish with abbreviated logos. I would like to see a thinner top line as their stock design but that's just me.

You will not find a better deal on these putters in this condition.

Hi guys, Still have these drivers available. 1. Ryoma D1 Maxima TypeV 8.5* Head Only Ordered specs : 8.5* loft 196g (with a 10g weight ) Square F/A Comes with Weight kit ( 11g, 12g, 13g, 14g ) and headcover Only have 2 rounds and a couple of range sessions. Still looks minty!! 2. Yamaha 4.6V RPM 9* Head Only 202g square face Very nice condition. Comes with headcover Red "Inpres X" paint fill is coming off..... other than that, it is in very nice condition. 3. Kamui 456 10* / Tour AD EV6 S Excellent Condition. No Kamui headcover but I will include a generic one.

I am interested in the Romaro heads!!

Amazing!!

Flex? Also picture shows 7 shafts so is it actually a 4-pw. Actual lengths for each would be helpful.

I had a proto 75x previously and remember that it was much more tip stiff and stout overall compared to wbq75 in sx I currently game. It was too much shaft for me. ( my SS is around 110mph ) My Maxima initially had wbq 65x and did not feel tip stiff at all. From that, perhaps a proto75 sx might be your answer?

Moving it to the Bay.

Price lowered.

My Byron was my very first custom made putter. So more sentimental value. Quality of finish is better on the Piretti for sure, though Byron has more selection of head shape and finishes.

Ryoma and Kamui lowered!!

I have previously built a few sub 44" drivers using used shafts that were originally for 3 woods. Meaning the shafts were usually tipped by 0.5 " or so. What i had to do was to get the head weight up near a 3 wood head.... ( lots of lead tape or hot melt if you have the resources, suggest lead tape first in case you want to go back to normal weight ) Something close to 210g to make the club have a reasonable SW. Using a heavier shaft means you won't need to go up so much on the head weight to obtain a reasonable SW. Another technique is to use a super light grip to offset the balance. ( winn has 25g grips ) My first experiment club, an Orlimar hti440 + motore f3 70 s turned out to be the easiest driver to hit the fairway. Sure you lose a few yards compared to a 45"+ driver.... but what you can gain in score can be significant. Talking about it is making me want to put one together again!! :-) .... I think I just might!

Whoops I guess the 6.0 is the flex... never mind

Flex on the shaft?

Yamaha / Fire Express and Yonex 18* / Diamana X are sold!

I am keeping a Gold's and a Byron. i think these are equally as good. I just have not used these at all because they are too nice..... Such a waste to be sitting in a box!

pics added!

pics added Yamaha / Waccine Pending Yamaha / Fire Express Pending Yonex Ezone 18* / Diamana X Pending

Those are great looking wedges!!

Baldo Driver has been sold!!

PM received and responded!!

Stew-san, I think you will like it!!

Ezone 3 wood is pending