akapur
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Ian The 425 Tour is a great head very long and in my opinion slightly more forgiving then the 435 The 535 is more forgiving and has a more pleasing sound. The 425 tour is longer especially in this combo -
Here is some more pics of the Wideblade
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Both bags are great would love to put either into play
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Gents I have started my spring cleaning. First up are two FW's from Syard. Both are head only and in great shape. No marks on crown for either normal wear on face and sole First up is the 3W 15 degree head 125US shipped conus net Second is the 5w 18 degree head 125US shipped conus net Please see pics No Trades at this time. Thanks for looking SOLD
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Mr. D I have played the 435, 535, TPRX D, The Modart D from your list The TPRX D is the most forgiving but probably least suited to your needs The Modart D is very nice great looking club and good feel, not a distance monster or extremely forgiving The old 435 very very long and not too forgiving. Good strikes are rewarded bad are punished The 535 is great long and forgiving easy to launch Chris is right it is a mid spin head so if you need a low spin driver this isn't it Hope that helps
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Craig that is great!!
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I think I am going to need a 64. Thanks for making it happen.
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Thanks guys. They look awesome in person. Clubworks did a great job refinishing them. I hope they show some wear and patina. Will post pics in a couple of months to show how they hold up.
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Just got these back.
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Mickey PM sent
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Mr D I had the Gloire driver and I thought it was a little mushy at compact. The D1 is just awesome. FW you can't go wrong with the F series from Ryoma the Glorious looks good as well. Hybrids the Egg is easy and straight the Ryoma UT is great but hasn't worked for everyone, I found it easy to hook. The Homna DI is just fantastic, long and straight. Hope that helps
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Love the shallow face on that FW. Reminds me of the Ryoma F series.
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Fellow members I have an Epon AF103 in 10.5 degrees for sale. The head is in great shape as evidenced by the pics. A small mark on the crown is present but no paint is chipped. Original Head cover included. NO TRADES at this time. This is the start of my spring cleaning do other items will come up over the next week. Price is 300 net ,shipped CONUS.
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The Roddio i10's might be a good match for the Seven heads. I am contemplating a set for myself and I will be using it he Roddio shafts.
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Chris can't wait to see all that is coming from Seven.
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Craig you are exactly correct. Yamada's refinished by gold's are as close to perfect as you can come. This one has a copper underlay and so is soft as butter and rolls great. The finish is slick and the craftsmanship great.
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It was 359grams
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Slightly. See extra pics.
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Stew that is the truth. This is a very soft feeling putter that has great balance. Glad I had it redone
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Picked this up a few months ago. It was in rough shape. The copper was chipping off and there were many dings in the head. Had it refinished. It now has a copper underlay and a new finish. The head weight was increased to 369grams and a Shimada shaft added with an Iomic grip.
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These look nice.
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