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That's to be expected. The loft is very weak.

Flex-wise it feels just about right. IB shafts dampen a lot of vibration so when you hit them it feels very very smooth compared with steel shafts.

Joe, mine are IB95 in stiff. I originally thought they might be a tad too light but in the end they felt great. My driver SS is around 105mph. I hit my 6 iron about 165 yards carry. My steel shafts are Nippon modus 125 stiff.

I've been gaming a set of Honma 727vn in black nickel finish for 6 months. They are so sweet in every way that I can say with utmost confidence that they are the best JDM irons I have ever played and I have tried my fair share. The IB Vizard shafts and W-forged heads are in perfect balance. They are beautiful to look at and hit. Honestly I've more or less stopped Ho'ing JDM. I just stick to Honma for irons and Ryoma and Romaro for woods.

Omfg Ryoma irons!!!!

I play their stock shafts in stiff and it works fine great for me. My driver SS is 105-110mph.

I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Romaro Type-R 3W. I've heard others say the 2016 Ray V 3W is even better.

can't see it in the shop yet..

http://www.ryomagolf.co.jp/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/RYOMA-MAXIMA6.29.pdf Based on Google Translation: 1) Centre of gravity 50% lower vs Maxima 2) -900rpm vs competitors 3) ball speed +1.7m/s

Aria Jutanugarn? I'm a big fan.

I just watched Jordan and Rory hit 3w off tee on TV at Memorial. Jordan ball speed 171mph and carry 292 yards. Rory ball speed 181mph and carry 302 yards. Rory's ball flight was way higher than Jordan's.

For reference, Jordan Spieth hits 3W about 280 yards.

I've had these for almost a year. Now I'm playing them in Nippon Modus 3 125 stiff and they are just sublime in distance, forgiveness and feel.

Not widely sold yet. Should be top quality as usual.

My favourite wedge is 54 and I practice with it all the time. I can do everything with it from bump and run to flop shot to super-soft-landing bunker save. I usually carry 50/54/58. 50 for approach shot. 58 is rarely used except in extreme situations. The higher the loft the less margin for error.