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It's the "Live Free or Die" Putter. "some" of you will love the back cavity stamping. on that note we have ComoCome Democrat Donkey Head Covers for only $5 plus shipping... seriously.

Does the Bangvoo play stable and straight for you?

The 535 is actually "for JBEAM" a shallower hosel depth than usual and combo'd together with a nice deep face to stable it out. The Bangvoo shaft's while awesome are what I consider a safe "Fuji like Design" made with top notch materials which is somewhat similar to MUSO except in price. I don't mean similar in design I mean similar that they both have fairly basic and safe designs. To give you an idea of an aggressive design think Crazy and many of you will get the picture. to put that in perspective TRPX is a safer design than Crazy which is why it's easier to fit into. The TRPX Air is the most aggressive design TRPX has at the moment. If you can manage to select the proper flex and specs of the TRPX Air and marry it with this Jbeam head you got the same weapon many long drive competitors in Japan are using. The Air has an extremely active tip 1-2 flexes up for most people does the trick. One of the benifits many like about high grade carbon shafts is how stable they are and how they square up the club face at impact effectively, on the negative side sometimes they feel different or boardy. Tatsuro plays a JBEAM 425 Tour with Muziik 787 Speeder, I often see him hit every single fairway in a round. before the 787 we tested many shafts including a whole slew of Crazy shafts and it's obvious there was more distance but the result was not as often in the fairway. Often the best shaft is the one that matches your tempo and allows you to hit it straight consistently.

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This pretty much mirrors what everyone else is saying! Spot on! Below is an image and while it's not the UT, it's the FW this is how the UT is as well. Notice how high the CG location on this face:

Remember back in the day we had various themed GF putters like Lucky, Hanya, Stealth etc..? They are all coming back for 2014, guess which one this will be: finish the phrase...

Tungsten was added into the holes bringing the weight up to 370 grams

J Beam did produce the D013 and S013 for TRPX so they share the same DNA, but the 535 is completely different in every dimension, at every angle and gravity point. There is no new "technology" in most drivers now days, just different flavors.

For those who don't know. This club is a beast! easy to hit and super long. a 21* will out fly most 18's no problem.

I can find a few used sets, but they cost more than TSG was closing these out brand new. We had these at 695.00 5-PW 6 months ago, where was everyone? Now we have that deal on the Nabla Tour which is outstanding but I think everyone will want those 6 months from now when they are all gone ;)

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Last year I visited the Maldives in the North and South and it ranks as one of my favorite trips ever. What I enjoyed most was that there is nothing to do so you really have no choice but to slow the brain. The islands we were on took no more than 15 minuted to walk around entirely. Very few people around. My biggest passion, yes even more than golf is salt water corals and this has been the best diving spot I have ever been, the south had all the corals, the north had the whale sharks and giant manta's. Very few American's in the Maldives because of the the distance. We did a couple that took 52 hours to get there. yet at the same time our expat friends living in thailand got there in 6 hours. Another highlight was while having drinks on the island I ran into a fellow TSG'er Vertigo88 on his honeymoon Such a nice guy! Enjoy the pics, if you ever go I can make some good recommendations! If your wondering why/how we travel so much we also have a company that does marketing for hotels such as Park Hyatt, Oberoi, and Four Seasons so they really hook it up, these trips are subsidized in many cases.

Glad your enjoying your driver and especially the Quadra TPV many of our aggressive swingers are loving this shaft.

All modart clubs have high CG locations and low spin and while this UT looks shallow it too has a very high CG giving it a penetrating trajectory while still being easy to get in the air.

These shafts are new so not much feedback on them. All I can say is they do the job especially for the price. I don't have the time to compare them to all these shafts at the moment but over time more info will be provided especially from our members. They are selling very well right now.

I think it's fair to note that this head is heavy thus the swing weight, has nothing to do with the shaft.

USDM brands often invest in the things that have a bigger impact on marketing over performance. We all know shafts matter, we all know that head materials and manufacturing matter, we all know new technology is important yet so many USDM brands skimp out in those areas, true? Now look at all the things that don't work that they implement. Aerodynamics on a driver does what again? give 10 more yards? no it doesn't, but for the first 3 months the Ping driver comes out miraculously people will see the 10+ yard gain then by the time something newer comes out that 10yd gain somehow vanished. How is the air shepherd not aero or the PRGR's? JDM brands innovate but USDM brands are not willing to pay for those upgrades unless they can be seen or marketed to joe public and that's really the bottom line. There are too many examples about how USDM brands target the consumers brain and not the players performance.

I would say yes its the successor to the 435, It does feel better too. Just great all around driver I gotta hand it to JBeam as over the years they have made some of our favorites here on TSG Crazy 435 Jbeam 425 Tour Jbeam 435 They made TRPX This 535 The Glorious is fantastic in custom spec If you think about all the above drivers I like each for a different feeling and it's really tough to say one is better than the other, I can't say it because they are all unique. the 425Tour omg.

Playing offset irons is refreshing, few do it but it's been a big part of the history of JDM irons, the dreaded gooseneck with rounded transition, and while they may be ugly it's still a blast to hit and on some occasions peoples scores might actually lower. It;s a shape that may never become popular outside of Japan.

MUSO shaft sales have been picking up with many happy customers not believing how a shaft this well made of such high end materials can be so inexpensive and perform so well. Did I mention it's made in Japan 100%? The truth is that Geotech has always kept to a particular formula for pricing that often their competitors are not so happy about. In this case it's MUSO Shafts, take the XDB 65 S for example as it's made of full length Japanese 50T with a mid section reinforced with 90T. Looking for a shaft with similar materials and your in the 800+ range but the XDB is only $165 in the proshop! there are a total of 6 shafts available in the MUSO line up Blue Standard Muso Shaft - ( soon to be discontinued ) White XDB White XDB FW Silver XL Silver XL LD I'm still hitting them and getting familiar with them but initial thoughts are very promising. If this were an $800 shaft I would say it's good, but as a sub 200 shaft its fantastic. notes: - feels firm and true to flex - XDB has a tight dispersion - feel is a little boardy if the flex is too stiff but when I went a flex down from my normal it reminds me of the strong kick the Axiv's have. - mid/low trajectory with good roll - somewhat reminds me of the DI-6 Anyway still working with them and trying to find the clubs and time to test them all. Pics below Enjoy!

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They play outstanding, for me they are even better than the Buchi customs which are a close second place.

Well that answers it, if Epon is using "offset" the P2 got more offset than the others and matches the wedge. I will say that offset is often a blessing when it comes to club design and while I understand how the better player just can't stand it, I have seen time and time again performance change for the better once a little offset is added. In this case the offset is too much.