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Nobs, Maybe the Tour Wedge isnt as Tour as your wedge. 1. Is your sole this wide? 2. The top view pic shows a poor neck to top blade transition kinda very Japanese if ya know what I mean. high in the neck.

Also FH Forged Heritage Wedge, probably a great wedge just too much stamping!

You can even order custom options on these... camo anyone?

Driving Iron is ICL. New Iron is IC. Yes the new iron is based on the driving iron design. New Blade - Made in Japan New Wedge - Made in Japan IC/ICL of course made in Taiwan

I will ask Okuda-san what the ramp helps.

I do not use the lessons. I just have this setup to have fun with and it has helped my putting.

For those of you who hit the 5005. What do you think of it compared to other Miura blades? Did that pocket on the back face really make it more forgiving? What did you think about the feel compared to MB5003 or Global Blades?

This is not a players blade fellas. 1. It has a gooseneck 2. The sole is same to wider than CB-1008 3. They needed to lengthen the neck compared to 1008 to compensate for the back face design. They took off too much weight to make it look cool now gotta bring it back elsewhere.

This neck how far back it is was done custom for someone's stroke.

yes same like urs

This is basically the 5005 but with 21g weight moved toward a much wider sole for more forgiveness. IMO it does look better with the standard Miura global logo in the back cavity. IMO anytime you mess with the blades back side too much you kill the feel which is why our customers who were blade lovers never stuck with the 5005 for very long, which btw was released in 2015. So we had user feedback 2 years before the global version was released. Then when released in globally everyone loves it! I'm not sure how this works. Are TSG'ers just more feel oriented than the global consumer.? How could no one pick up on this?

Yes should be up in the next 48 hours. It does cost $350 bucks though due to how its made. Im not sure if people will actually follow the lessons. I had one before I had the lesson guide translated and simply loved it because it was so difficult.

SOLID GATE by Benock – You are looking at one of the coolest and most sadistic putting trainers the golf market has ever seen. Oh and by the way it’s better made than just about any putter on the market, pure quality micro-milled of A5052 (JIS) manufactured in Kyoto Japan at the Benock HQ. The Solid Gate putting trainer allows practicing of repeatable putting with focus on aim and distance control. The emotion of nailing a put perfectly and getting the ball to stop on one of the two notches will make you ecstatic. By requiring perfect distance control and aim it really helps in creating a zeroed in focus which ultimately makes the cup seem huge when you are on the golf course. The Solid Gate comes with a guide that features 3 lessons. After taking those lessons you pretty much understand the idea of why this putting aid is genius. There are two dimples one on each level and the ultimate goal is to putt the ball to rest and stop on one of them. It starts with establishing your baseline which helps you assess your ability by measuring your current dispersion. One must understand that putts that pass the target do not count as a putt made. The first lesson is to stand at a distance you are comfortable putting from. Then try to hit the ball firmly with the strength to reach 1m ( approx. 39 inches ) beyond the front edge of Solid Gate and aim to the right or left of the center dimple. If you are able to get the ball to roll off to the right or to the left from the 2nd level channel shown in light blue, this indicates that you are putting with the right speed. Next, try and hit the ball with the speed to reach 1.5m ( approx. 59inches ) beyond the front edge of Solid Gate and stop it at the dimpled section at the center of the 2nd level channel. This requires you to putt with a side deviation of less than 1mm from the center line. This concludes Lesson 1. Lesson 2 – Practice putting 50cm (approx. 20 inches) beyond the front edge of Solid Gate. Practice putting with the speed to reach 50cm ( approx. 20 inches ) beyond the front edge of Solid Gate and aim to the right or left of the center dimple. If you are able to get the ball to roll off to the right or to the left from the 1st level channel shown in pink, this indicates that you are putting with the right speed. Next, try and hit the ball with the speed to reach 50cm ( approx. 20 inches ) beyond the front edge and stop it at the dimpled section at the center of the 1st level channel. This requires you to putt with a side deviation of less than 1mm from the center line. This concludes Lesson 2. When you have finished Lessons 1 And 2, try stopping the ball at both the 1st level and 2nd level channels respectively at the center dimpled sections. Your practice is now complete! You can continue to go through the lessons over and over which is what I suggest if you want to improve faster or you can simply hone your skills by trying to get the ball to stop on one of the dimples. Its rather difficult to do but very rewarding when it happens. The Solid Gate by Benock is something every golf maniac should have in their office or home if they have a synthetic green to put on. I enjoy keeping one in my tour bag and letting golfers on the practice green experience it for themselves.

What do you guys think?

Galpha is the opposite. anti-draw so consider your shaft and spec or the weights installed. I think ZY-11 and Galpha is their best. 435 is my classic fav because feel and its long but lacks forgiveness. I have both Galpha and 435 heads in my hands now and they look pretty similar to me. I will snap some shots to show you.

#8 and AW are my favorites in CB and MCB. We are also producing SW/LW for both CB and MCB.

Here are some additional photos from different angles. Sorry I do not have short irons for you.

Here you have the new Benock White Dragon putter part of the Benock World Collection. Benock World products serve as a blank canvas designed with minimal stamping for clients to add options to. You may purchase it as seen here or with countless options and even the ability to create your own options in collaboration with the company. Follow the jump for more angles of this beautiful putter. The Benock White Dragon putter is designed for visual symmetry. It’s a center shafted which supports the more straight and through putting stroke. The simplicity of this design is very easy on the eyes and great for confidence. The face comes standard with Benocks softest milling design. You may also change the milling design with custom orders for a fee. The angles and shape of the face looking straight on is also symmetrical and this putter is perfectly balanced for a straighter roll down the target line. Some of our clients prefer this sight line on the top blade while others have ordered the White Dragon with various sight aids, even some pretty funky ones based on a unique visual preference. This particular putter in the photos has a bead blast top with a polished stainless sole, we find this to be the best finish to reduce glare and keep it easy on the eyes. The head weights can also be ordered at your request, the lofts are milled not bent and every aspect can be adjusted to your desire. Standard they come in at 350 grams and retail at 1200 for this model as seen here in base form. For the same price you may remove anything you like as long as it says BENOCK on the putter in the official font. For those of you who are not familiar with the brand Benock we suggest visiting their website here –http://www.benockgolf.com/ – Here at TourSpecGolf with our manufacturing knowledge we believe this to be the absolute best putter maker in the world.

I think so. We do have fast swingers though, not as fast as you but guys in the 100-110mph range. cant put my finger on why feedback isnt the same as TourAD and Fuji. The Mitsu iron shafts get great reviews.

Coming soon to the TSG Pro shop:

Have a look: In the above you see the Rouge has no perimeter weighting instead it has a screw. Also the jail breaks are thinner. below the 3 versions. No forged mentioned yet!

You are talking about the "closer" series correct? I know why. Its the raw blank they start with, its the only one from Oichi that has a good enough shape and also it is too compact to start with. I used the same one on the oldest Seven CB.

If you are looking for more distance in a FW simply look at Titanium heads. They are longer than stainless steel heads across the board. A lot of brands shy away from the extra cost of Ti fairways because they run nearly as much as a driver to produce. By producing fairway woods like drivers more performance can be had, unfortunately, brands understand fewer people will buy expensive FWs.

Yes they were ordered from MCW!