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The Kamui Works Ray was the best feeling driver I've ever owned and I loved that it was built to MY EXACT specs (flat and open). Besides the shape, I wonder if this Kamui has anything else in common with the jBeam or if that's where the similarities end?

I definitely don't want any help with a draw and would need as much fade bias as can be achieved. What can we get from the factory to meet my needs?

I've heard you talk about that. How do you stabilize the shaft? Are there shims that have to be used? Either way, it scares me a little...

Thanks Chris! If you can find this with a flatter lie angle and open face, this would be the first driver I'd consider since the 435!

Can anyone translate the jBeam site for me? I'd really like to know more about this?

My longest drives come from slightly high and toward the toe (due to gear effect) so if this makes that area even bigger, lookout. But that lie angle does scare me, the last thing I need is help drawing the ball!

Tell me about this driver...

Nobody wants the big boy shaft? ;)

Obviously these clubs aren't for the average guy around here but if it helps an aging golfer get some distance back and enjoy the game more then they've done their job. And that one on the right looks pretty damned good for a gi iron!

Were these built by your guru?

Congrats! Can you elaborate on the fitting process please?

Lol, call me a glass half empty kind of guy but I only gave you a 30% chance of not changing your mind by the weekend! Hahaha! ;)

Yururis sold ?

When I demo'd these, I was able to work the ball as needed so players with that ability don't need to worry. nob, I've noticed that I also tend to hit GI irons straighter than expected with their amount of offset. I've attributed it to the fact that the ones I've tried tend to have weak shafts that just can't catch up to my swing at impact. Just guessing though...

I might end up doing that... I will add that I have my own loft/lie machine so these can be set to any specs their new owner wants! ;)

Medium sized, little offset, long, and forgiving, PrGr iD-BL. If you want a tad more compact, the Sevens no question. R9 TP for sure except for the offset.

I did get the Kyoeis! But you're right, I still can't believe I'm trying to sell these either. They've won me so much cash as well as the Phoenix Amateur Championship when I just wanted to see what playing in a real tournament felt like. I should be mounting these on my wall!!!!

Quadra sold

Can I see an address pic to see the offset/onset?

I rarely get rid of stuff so hurry up before I change my mind!! :) My hallowed Yururi 2010 Flatbacks on KBS C-Taper RS shafts 4-pw. My favorite irons of all time! Yes, they look brand new and are in very good shape but they are well played. That's the best thing about raw black irons, any time you want them to look brand new you can simply dip them in black oxide. $650 Nearly brand new set of Nippon Modus 3 120s in X flex. My favorite steel shaft. 4-pw. $140 Quadra FEX Max WBQ 65 S used but uncut. My favorite shaft until I went SD. $225 Crazy LaBomba TJ-80 8.2 flex used but uncut. Great shaft for the big hitters! $225 All prices net to me including domestic shipping. Will consider splitting international shipping.

Looking for an R flex low trajectory driver shaft, preferable to play 46" in a Ryoma Special Tuning.

Got these on eBay. They had standard and shorties...

Any info on the wedges?

The best players driver ever made imho. Do you know the face angle?

These are what I want to try the most so far. I'm still playing these 8iron shafts in my wedges. Feel and control is amazing with some serious spin, too much if you already hit down on the ball (but that's the idea).