Hutch

In the pursuit of better driving you do forget that small head drivers can be a lot of fun, well I did, so this is a great topic to bring back the urge of using the old boys that get put to the back of the pecking order. T388 was sold....bugger, but have these 2 smaller ones looking for a couple of shafts. Thinking Xanadu in the Crazy 435 and the LY Noir in the old boy 380 Techno. Faces aren't too deep either.....These should be fun!

Bill Murray at his best...Wort...Just funny.

Welcome to the boards mate. S yard T 388, Epon Technicity 380, Labospec 420 to name a few. You wont be doing bad if you find these to start.

I watched candy shack over Christmas...That is a crack up. Oldie but a goody.

Going in to the Fujimoto John.

Have a look at the Crazy Noir range Dave. Way back when I first started with JDM shafts and also suffered a high fade, Tario who used to be one of the mods on here suggested the TJ 46 Noir.....and for good reason. Its not a cure for a fade or wont magically give you a low launch draw, but it had an effect on my feel for the shot, it could have been all perception, or indeed better flight stats, I can put my finger on it but it definitely felt better. It was my first JDM shaft which I did keep for quite a while.

One at a time mate...?

Hi Dave.....Pleasure dealing with you. Welcome to the forum brother. Very good crew here on TSG with a wide variety of civil opinion, debate and of course plenty of gear....Lots of nice shiny JDM gear...... Any questions, or if your unsure about anything, just reach out, we will all be happy to help if we can, I am sure of that.

Sold.... Thanks David and TSG

No problem, These will go in the Fujimoto FT-1 and the 99.9 % pure Fujimoto wedges I have sitting around.

Just turned up. Looking forward to testing these even though they could be a touch on the heavy side. 4-PW + 3 x W

Got it. Thanks

Great info mate, thanks. They just stocked the MP 20s at my local club/range. I will have to try these out maybe with a 950 shaft.

Loft?

Thanks for the info Nobs.....a touch of offset can be ok in the long irons. Always been tempted by the Mizuno, actually tried to get a set of the MP 66 before they were discontinued. Your Yoro 33 will be a nice project. I know you have tried the lite weight shafts and always tinkering with shafts. If you get the chance Nobs, I highly recommend the Nippon Wrap-tech S hard stepped once, with the extra PW Tipped 1/4 inch. You will use pretty much the whole shaft. These are outstanding shafts and stand up very well considering the lower weight. Feel and accuracy is outstanding with no twist in the butt and upper middle shaft. The weights and tolerances are pretty spot on also.

Great gear and prices Nobs. PM sent on the Buchi's GLWS

First and last drop. $500 delivered.

For JDM only.?

Like a Mark Crossfield ?

I have been eyeing these of for a while. Wasn't a big fan at first given no more Yoro to be produced, sort of took the edge of anything Mizuno for me, but these have been a bit of a creeper....The more I see them the more there is to like....... Looking for reviews on the new or the original version. I found the following article which is not so much a review but more of an overview on the heritage. Mizuno has made many great irons during its 113 years, but there’s one particular model that’s known among forged iron connoisseurs as the “father of the modern muscleback”. Related: Best golf irons 2020 That’s the Mizuno TN-87, which was produced in the mid-late 1980s for Japanese legend Tommy Nakajima. Forged iron stickler Nick Faldo loved the shape of Nakajima’s irons, so his favourite blades were based on the TN-87, and over time, the iron became the Mizuno MP-29, which Tiger Woods played early in his career. And if rumours are to be believed his MP-29s have formed the blueprint for his Titleist, Nike and TaylorMade musclebacks since.

There is a lot of new gear out there that.. at one time would have been listed in the pro shop with a full write up on the forum, but are no longer anywhere to be seen on Tourspecgolf. I think Chris probably has his hands full with Seven and some other brands that are now more important both business and passion wise. We need an administrator with a vested interest.

I think JBeams best driver yet....Very long with great feel, tried it, like it, time to sell it....Near new...9.9/10 10.5* with adjustment of 1.5* up or down, square face Weight is 198g with adapter. Weight can be changed as with all JBeam Driver $old

All Sold.....Thanks TSG