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In the U.S., Continental golf does an excellent job refinishing drivers and 3 woods, for a very reasonable price. I just sent a set of irons in to TSG to be refinished in copper. Will post pictures when I get them sometime next week.

very cool. I have a persimmon 5 wood sitting in the garage. I can still remember the feel of hitting it on the screws; just wonderful.

Well I hate to let this go, but it is collecting dust in my office. I have only taken it out on the course once, but I can't speak for the gentlemen who owned it before me. The pictures show the condition well. I would rate this a 9/10, really no marks to speak of. Patina is obvious. Has a step less shaft and a Superstroke Ultraslim 1.0 grip. Shaft is 36 inches, I just never bothered to have it cut down, since I don't take it out to play. Comes with original head cover which is in excellent condition as well. Uber rare opportunity for the small group of lefties on here. Asking $750, shipping included.

I have a set, but it is in Left Handed! One of the few times I can say that happily about golf gear.

Those look great. Very nice.

Is this a high, low or mid launching head?

Very pretty. Will they make this in lefty?

I think the kamui pro tp07 actually comes in left handed. Can you describe this driver a little more for me?

Those look fantastic!!

Yes, I seem to keep coming back to the Fubuki K shaft. It seems to match my swing, so I would look for shafts that have a similar profile if I were to go with something else. Just out of curiosity, if you were to do an online fitting with 7 Dreamers, could you reference shafts that work with your swing, so they could look at the shaft profile and incorporate these characteristics into the shaft that they make for you? I would assume that the online fitting is less accurate than the fitting done in person, but my question is how significant is this difference?

I found a driver that works for me, so I have my club fitter check all the components, so we would know in the future, what I need in a driver. WOODS MFG. Driver- Callaway MODEL - 816 DBD HEAD WEIGHT - 202 grams SHAFT MODEL - MRC Fubuki k60 x5ct SHAFT WEIGHT- 66gm SHAFT FREQ. - 269 LENGTH - 44.25 inches LOFT - 9.2 degrees LIE ANGLE* - 60 degrees FACE ANGLE* - 2.5 degrees open GRIP MODEL - Lamkin X10 GRIP WEIGHT - 50 grams GRIP SIZE - 0.900 SWING WEIGHT - D2 TOTAL WEIGHT - 321grams MOI - 2851 kg/cm2

Left handed? Copper?

I have tried a lot of graphite iron shafts, and right now, i am really loving the Accra Tour shafts. I was fitted into the 90 gram model, which is light for me, but i have gotten used to it. This is a very solid feeling shaft, and has really helped improve my dispersion. They have a 100 and 110 gram model, I think. I highly recommend them.

You obviously have to keep in mind I am a lefty, so my JDM options are extremely limited. That being said: my current gamer: Callaway 816 DBD. This is an unbelievable driver, at least for me. I like a muted sound and a "softer feeling" face. Also very low spin. It just seems to work with my swing, as I find it forgiving, even though it wouldn't be described that way. Other favorites: -Ryoma D1 Maxima- Great all round driver. -Callaway FT Tour- One of the original low spin driver heads

Any updated pictures?

I have a copper fetish as well. I like the smoked copper the best. I am trying to decide whether to do it to my old titleist blades, or a set of Cobra S3 pros I just got. If I send a set to get refinished, do you remove the shafts before sending?

That smoked copper finish really appeals to me; I guess because it is close to the Epon copper look. I may have to send a set over to get this done.

love my Epon AF-302's. I can't imagine ever getting rid of them.

My answer to all questions regarding finish is "copper"

Thanks for letting me know.

Yes, I emailed the guy selling it and told him my thoughts. He responded appropriately and said he was going to pull it from eBay.

I found these on eBay and I am considering buying them, but have concerns about the unusual grinds, and how they may effect turf interaction. Are these more art than functional irons?

I know, right?