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Originally it was supposed to be black, that was the idea because it has a reverse engraved clover so if all black only the surrounding area would be green which would have added a cool effect, but it's already expensive we didn't want the price to be 1900 so we went with the stainless finish blasted. Working on more reverse engraving designs.

TSG Club Works can CNC your grooves non conforming, add milling marks across the entire face, copper underlay, fresh new finish and paint fill. NiCr Satin with Translucent Purp to match your Hiro!

Back order already reaching into the first week of October.

Those Fourteens used to be uber expensive and hard to get way back in the day. Guys send your clubs to TSG works! the stuff coming out for customers is seriously bad ass!

Japan is not going with the 850, not sure why. Nice Irons Ash! do report back on how they feel. FYI guys MP-15 was just released for some Yoro Craftin! No stamping options but you can change finish, grind, and paint fill etc..

The baby SLS, growing on me...

Excellent Article, I'm going pretty heavy (for me) fingers crossed, did very well with FB so let's see how this goes :)

Tario is doing well, he is still doing some work like TSG special projects, the upcoming golf show, and 83 category descriptions at the moment but just way less and not in customer service. I'll ask him to jump in this thread to say hello!

It's interesting they have a disclaimer now for a touch of rust on the laser milled areas on the face because I noticed that on the CB358 that a friend had who plays 3 rounds a week and had them since release. I'm excited to try these, could be my next gamers. First batch of standard builds ship this coming monday!

Crazy has no shortage of designs, when Tario and I were last there they had shafts to last them well into the future but with the crisis which lead to a major drop in domestic sales then debt none of those designs made it to release... now they are back on track to release a few of them. While Abex and a couple of others did leave Toyoshima and more stayed with the company and are working to transform it with new products and designs. These new shafts seem to be more neutral and fit a widder array of golfer, much like the route TRPX took so they could make fewer shafts to fit a bigger group, I've already hit the Type-A in Stiff it's really really good, I swing 98 -103mph on average depending on what I'm hitting and at 46" even at 4.6 torque my fade is the perfect draw swinging about 80%. Swinging 100% it's a hook but who swings 100%? Type-B I have not hit yet, gonna need to pull a couple guys together as at 80%+ it may be a little too much shaft to provide me a good result. Both shafts have the thin tip walls that Crazy is known for. Next Crazy Shaft release is in November and yes it's made by Crazy Staff in the Crazy Factory in Adachi. I want to get these new shaft's into peoples hands, so email me [email protected] and I can give you a good price on an already good priced shaft :)

One more thing I would like to add is the higher tonne torque does not equal better, Today you can buy 80T, 100T, 125T materials for low low prices but the question is who made it, how was it made, where was it made, and how it's weaved, designed or implemented, the type of weave and design can increase the price astronomically.

Torque means less now days especially with 80T and even 50T as it's purpose is to snap back to original form quickly. Going from X to XX for a lower TQ # is not the way, go up a flex for your swing speed or because X flex is too soft. Shafts with lower end materials rely on TQ for feel and dispersion characteristics while better materials and design have changed how we should perceive this #.

I've got a Diamana S 105X, wonder how you would hit that shaft?

They are coming back as Global but like Bridgestone certain finishes and limited models may not follow. I would guess they will meet the Japan market demand before sending sets to the states.

Sorry about that, will update that listing: This thing should play pretty firm.

Not made by Endo but made in Japan S25C. The shape is extremely different than anything I've seen from Titleist. I don't have these in hand and there is no info from the Titleist Japan Reps, had to fight for this set.

Sold! but they sure are sweet, I wanted someone stateside to order it so I could take pics, it's headed to the middle east.

I think we can officially call this one RARE! TSG has 1 set only. It's 3k! Very different than any Titleist Iron out there, made in Japan of S25C.

In 3 days they Ship! We are expecting the first run to go quick with the second run arriving in mid-late october. the New ONOFF 2015 Forged Kuro "Black" Irons. Designed for the low to mid handicap player seeking soft feel and forgiveness in a semi players profile. While it appears similar to previous versions there have been enhancements made to the design and functionality creating the best version of the ONOFF Forged iron to date. ONOFF claims it "exceeds all previous ONOFF Forged irons in performance" Forged by Endo of Soft S20C the 3 thru 7 irons feature tungsten allow weights positioned in the sole for extra forgiveness and ease of use while the scoring irons 8 thru PW are sold 1 piece forgings to promote accuracy. What makes the new 2015 ONOFF Kuro irons have better performance than it's preddecessors is it's re designed and progressive optimal center of gravity which provides improved accuracy and performance by giving you tighter shots in the short irons and higher easier to launch shots in the long. The specially laser milled faces provide spin stability through your trajectory high and low while increasing workability left to right at the same time. What is interesting is this time ONOFF has a disclaimer saying saying the laser milling on the face is more suseptable to rust over time and to care for your irons properly. Features and Technology - Made by Endo of S20C - Progressive CG placement - Dual Tungsten Alloy in #3-7 irons - Laser Milled Faces - Available Custom Order from Labo Spec Department

Easily it would be the Seven Dreamers Shaft but TSG isn't going to charge anyone a grand for the Muziik, we would provide a deal on this one. The difference is the SD shaft is made for the particular player while this shaft is purely a material/tech play, I don't think you should be looking at this one knowing what you need.

The BANGVOO MVC 80T SHAFT: http://www.tourspecgolf.com/fujikura-rombax-bangvoo-mvc-80t-shaft - Full Length 80T - Extra wraps of 50T to increase stiffness in mid section - MCI like composite metal in tip section They really threw the kitchen sink at this one.

Here is the "GEN"... these names only G.T could do, you guy's of course remember "Atlete" did you know the old Gauge Design JPN putter "The Balde" was also a spelling error and it's name was supposed to be "The Blade"...

It's funky that's for sure, It's an interesting feel, not firm nor soft. I don't think anyone would miss the center area unless whacking it big for a really long putt.