chiromikey

Very cool! I'd love to try these but I just have too many others in line in front of these right now. I'd love to read a review and comparisons if you wouldn't mind posting one some time.

Those look spectacular! Hurry up with the feedback:)

Redwoods were definitely the best to come out of Ping! Glws

Hmmmm...... Any chance someone can list the actual weights for S and X flex please? *Edit: Never mind, found it http://nipponshaft.com/n-s-pro-modus³-tour105/

The 125s in X feel MUCH more sturdy than the 120s in X. As mentioned, the 125s are lower with less spin and I think they're a much closer comparison the SP Blues than 120s. I'm not at you're swing speeds but the 125 Xs were out of my league compared to the 120s or 130s.

That's a good looking wedge!

Something I've noticed regarding headweight (and swingweight) is that the putter style can alter my perception of headweight. For example a heel shafted blade putter feels heavier than a plumber's neck putter, which in turn feels heavier than a center shafted putter. However, in reality the center shafted is actually the heaviest followed by the plumbers neck, and the heel shafted is the lightest.

Either 3w or 5w, I'm not really looking for more distance...but if it comes I'll gladly accept it. I can always dial back my woods if the shot calls for it. But if my fws become as point and shoot as my driver, I'll gladly pony up!

I'm truly amazed at what they've done for my driver shaft. So for those of you that have felt the same way and had a fw shaft made, what are your thoughts?

Now if you told him he could drop his handicap by using a pool cue instead of a putter that might be believable. Stew doesn't miss fairways or greens no matter what he's using so that's not the problem!

When I first took up the game I was given a set of clubs by my soon to be father in law. Those clubs included a 7w and it was by far the easiest club I've ever played. Off the tee on par 3s, out of fairways, in the rough, or even bunkers...it didn't matter. I'd probably still be playing it today if he hadn't taken it back because he saw how easy it was to use from 180-200yds.

These are the softest Endo heads I've played...and probably the best players CB as well. Glws!

For any event outside a U.S. Open qualifier or above, non-conforming grooves are legal for play until 2024. The face on this wedge looks more than just non-conforming and would be illegal for any scoring or handicapping purposes. Basically it can be used for a round that is not competition or you're not using to post for your handicap index.

Conforming and non-conforming are legal to play in anything outside an open qualifier for another 10yrs. This appears to be fully illegal for any scoring purpose outside a purely recreation round.But it is pretty!!!

I'd be interested in head only if you'll split or someone else wants the shaft. Any idea of face angle?

Beautiful!

Even if your particular fitter doesn't, they will make sure to have someone there that does if they know you don't speak Japanese.

Awesome nob, congrats! It is a cool experience. 7D is the only golf company that I'll put any faith into their claims, so if they say they can get you past your buddy I believe them. Good luck trying not to think about it for the next month or so...lol ;)

It's less forgiving than those two but anyone with the game and confidence to hit a strong 3w shouldn't have any problems. For me it was every bit as long as the Egg but with far better feel and sound...longer and more penetrating flight than the Ryoma F2, again with better feel and sound, and more workable than both.

That's the one. I just bought a backup from a fellow TSGer. If you can get it cheap, it would be a shame not to try it out!

These should go quickly! Glws

I was following the threads as Chris was posting. I swear this one popped up with a sold sign already on it!

Geez, I didn't even get a chance to open the thread!!

Nice!

Imho the strong 3w thread is incomplete without the Tourstage X-FW Type T. It won over the original Egg and the F2 for me...