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Sorry mate, just noticed this. Away on holidays ATM but yes still available just can't post till next week on my return. PM you tomorrow.

Chris informed me these are Kyoei molds Golds Factory Finish.

Offer in

V nice Vic. Great pricing. GLWS

Seen some action....Very nice.

Very nice build.

Anyone Hypnotized yet...😵

I wont argue with that...😉

Still prep stage at this point. Very busy at work But hopefully done for the weekend.

Thanks mate.

Time to let these go. Kyoei-Golds Factory MB 4-PW in Black Oxide with nice patina. No dings,no chatter. Very nice and very rare.

Hi Vic. Thanks for the info buddy. Outside chance I know. Maybe one of the 75th will be irons.

Hi All Just putting this out to see if anyone has a set they are willing to offload. Heads only or shafted. Newish or used but must be good condition. I noticed Epon Korea is selling them new so if any one has a contact in Korea happy to go that way. PM me with whats available please.

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I picked these up last month, Rare condition and 3-PW....Just waiting for Japan post to restart. Would say 8 out of 10 Superb Iron, probably the best Yamaha made for a Cavity.

Long awaited Covid purchase Love the look of these. The hollow internal cavity with the slightly wider sole is interesting and somethings I had too try. Love my blades so something that can give that blade look and feel but with a hair more forgiving could be best of both. Lots of mass low down in the back with a slightly larger/longer profile in the 3,4,5 than with usual sets of blades. Sort of makes sense and how I imagined a set of blades in the long irons should be. Very pleasing to look at from the top across the whole set. These will be shafted with Crazy STP 3-pw with Xroz black silver grips. Something different....Very much looking forward to using. Putter doesn't look too shabby either.

Are you refinishing driver heads through clubworks now Chris?

Stew has all of the stingers I believe. 😂

As mentioned equipment is key. start with re grips, cutting old ones off with caution for the shaft. This is the first and easiest step In building.....Once you get comfortable slipping new grips on with a vice and vice shaft clamp you can go the next step with a compressor and blow the old grips off. Then if you want to save the grips your removing you can slip a tube over the grip so it doesn't blow out...spare grips are always handy for somethings down the track.

Any good as a driver apart from the lefts. Feel, distanc?

Yes it would be interesting to see how they are set up internally. From memory Romaro always showed the internal cross section to show off the hex weight port and face structure. Might me worth checking some listings in the pro shop, may have some CAD shots. Is the Miura the one you cut open?

Do you think this makes for more feel/feedback through the hands "not as soft" ?

Wowza...If the drill bit lost round 1....The angle-grinder definitely won the fight. So what your saying is most Japanes drivers are a draw bias? This one certainly seems to be that way with no counter balance on the opposite side.

I think always go with the largest size grip you can comfortably get away with. My theory anyway. After many years of tinkering with set up....builds.......If the grip is too small my hand rotation gets out of wack...Too quick/early a turnover coming in to the ball. So many variables. This is just one of so many factors....Not sure if there is a wrong or right. No doubt lots of sound opinions and experience.... Good topic. Keen to hear some thoughts.

Good catch Eric......Gone to a good home. 😉