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Ouch!!!Does the clubhouse compensate for any of the damage made by the caddie? There not as bad Supo's Yammies that fell off his bike....lol

Are there any information on the different stock shafts for each of the models and how they perform differently?

If there are only cosmetic differences, what is the point of having three different models? You can just change the weight in one of the models to match the other two models. You might as well buy the D or V version and adjust the weight to match the G. Can someone clarify why the G model is priced higher if the feel is the same for all three and only the color, weight and shaft length is the main difference.

Does anyone know if the stock shafts (Tour AD) in the Ryoma Maxima are specifically made for Ryoma only? I didn't see these shafts listed on Tour AD's website.

Can you test out the G model with a crazy black cb46 6.7. Wondering how this shaft would perform in the G model.

Nice Duffer..lol

Hahha all the characters look alike in tiny print..

I came across this site but it was in Japanese. I used google translate and it seems like the problem was the cracking at where they soldered the screws. Interesting. .. Not sure if the pictures will show up on this post. http://bbs.golfworkshop.com.cn/thread-1648-1-1.html Ryoma D-1 Maxima is RYOMA2013 new products, February 23, the official published an article that in the April 24 issue. New Ryoma D-1 head Maxima in the first generation of super MOI plus super center of gravity on the basis of improved aesthetics, super super super center of gravity become later, the same 10 grams of counterweight screw head increase the face and the back-end distance, allowing players to increase the feeling of peace of mind and stability. The clubhead same three, the standard version of the silver, gold superscalar version of the black professional version. Following talk about the focus of this said, long ago, a friend gift Ryoma D-1 MAXIMA head a really beautiful, I heard that the club head materials are provided by the Japanese in China to do back-end processing . The excitedly day with a good shaft, preparing for the kill . The night to go to the driving range familiar feel really great ball sense direction, the sound is also super praise ~ ~ ~ ~, but hit 50 balls, ball tone changed a bit ~ ~ Does the club head will be excited? Call a dozen, and do not, have a problem, take a look at the face, no problem, call a dozen, played a total of 150 balls, sounds super wrong head slowly to find, identify problems and ass Open spent ~ ~ May be lucky to get a quality problem! Ask a friend to send one for me to play, this time well marked, the result is still the same ass flowering ~ ~ Originally did not play before the arrow is not slotted, 2,3 is smooth drop. When pumping 50 balls, this virtue. 50 apply again and again on the way things turned out. Test the third, fourth, or such a problem The above pictures click to enlarge. Brother I guess: two cracking the location of two solder joints, which nut is soldered on the counterweight screw head, the screw will have the power of previous shots, after several attacks on put the solder joints opened. Postscript, this problem is a serious quality problems, I heard the brand which side received the goods, but also do the test, the result is the first batch of head be refunded in full. The second batch of improvements to the process should be fully completed at the end of February. Looking forward to the new test ~ ~

The bottom of the Epon Technicity looks like the back of the Personals.

Do you apply it on the face as well?

Is there something out there that you can put on your blades to keep them looking brand stinking new...beside cleaning it with water and soap? Any input would be great.

How much was for the G?

Very Nice. Love the way the Yururi looks. GLWS

I tried a couple of yonex blades before and they felt rock hard, but they do look nice.

Got a 58 deg.. Looking for a 52 in mint to new condition.

Two weeks ago I demoed Fourteens new line of irons, wedges, and driver at one of our local golf shop. The FH1000 looks great with a very clean and simple look that pleases the eye. The topline is bit thicker than what I would like to see, but not by much. From the top and looking down, the club looks fine with no offset at all. I spent a good 20 minutes hitting both the 8 and 6 irons. Unfortunately, all the irons I tried still had the x100 shafts in them which they had provided to the tour players to test out. Although the shaft was a bit too much for my swing, the feel was very compact and butterrrrrry soft. I would say this is probably their best set or irons both esthetically and performance wise. You will not be disappointed. This could be my backup set. The RM12 wedges were also very nice- especially the nickel finish. The face on the black version seem to fade a bit more than what I expected. The wedges were also very soft and generated a lot of spin. The monitor was showing a spin rate of 8000 to 8400 rpm with Callaway practice balls. Per the rep, what makes Fourteen’s wedges special is how flat they make the faces compared to other brands. I could hardly tell the difference by looking at it, but the spin is definitely there. Lastly, I tried their new driver, the CT112 (I think this is the model) with one of Aldila’s new shafts. I wasn’t impressed with the way it looked after seeing the S-Yard, Romaros, and Ryomas. Fourteen could’ve done a better job on the head. However, I was very surprised at how nice it felt and the distance you can get with this driver. I was never a big fan of Aldila shafts but with this head, it was a great combo. I hit a few shots in the beginning to get a feel for the club and then took my regular swing to see what kind of numbers I would get from the monitor. Drives were straight with a slight draw and didn’t deviate too much from the center. I started off with 275, 285, 295, 305, and then 320. I told the rep they needed to do some maintenance or recalibrate the machine because I definitely do not hit it anywhere in 300s and he can subtract 30 yards off the distance. My average is around 265-270, with great drives at 280. This is definitely a club that I would like to retest again at the driving range. I’ll give you an update in the next week or two.

What's the cost to get your putter redone by Golds Factory?

I recently replaced the Modus shafts that came with my Yamanha tour irons and noticed that there were weights added to the tips. I would like to put some Modus 120 shafts in the wedges. By any chance would you know the swing weights with the Modus shafts and the weights added to the 52, 56, and 58 deg wedges? Thanks

Great price. GLWS

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Do they feel like the 2013 tour irons?

How much? What are your thoughts on them?

Looking for a 52 and 58 deg wedges.

Looks nice, but wished they limited the writing to ONOFF only.

Love the headcovers on your driver and woods. Sweet