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I play personals & VG3's. The VG3 is bigger no doubt, bigger than the 302s as well. What they do have going for them is they are very forgiving, feel very good and inspire confidence. The topline has some size to it but the offset is minimal comparatively. 302's are easy to love. EASY! They are in between the VG3 - Personal. a 13 capper can handle the personals but it won't be whats best for your score off the start but it will improve your ball striking. Sorry no straight answer here but I gotta acknowledge you for having great taste in clubs and looking at some of the best 3 found anywhere.

I think the new Lexus ES, GS, & LS are short term designs and this is the future of Lexus. This concept will debut at the upcoming Paris Show Shortly. I love it, what are your thoughts?

I hear ya! Same thing here! No money, worked our tails off, and 95% of what I said was humble but they only aired the 5% that made me look like a douche...lol

Sorry xxio I can't find a link to the episode. Yes that was us on the show. As swisstrader mentioned it was a lot of hard work. 5 days of shooting 8 hours a day for 30 hours of footage to air just 22 min of episode and less than 7 minutes of us. Happy with the experience overall but damn the camera made me look fat & they spun it totally different than I would have thought through the questions that they asked and what was weirder was they lowered the purchase price of the home by 130k than I actually paid...

If it's just a custom JDM scotty putter contact Tario and have him go through it with you.

That tungsten weight on the top of the hosel wasn't on the prototypes seen at the golf fair. I just got my custom VG3's but then my course decided to reseed, Its that time of year here.

That MP craft driver looks good too.

I'm done guys my apologies! back to the topic!

It's common knowledge in Japan. Miura Giken says they don't own the Amaji factory while Miura USA says they do. Public records from the town registry show clearly that they don't. As for the 2D vs 3D, thats common knowledge for all foundries in China, Taiwan & Japan.

One of their best irons were actually cast the TB-1000 prototype blades. I loved those!

No problemo, and I'm glad they work the best for you. I do like many of Miura's products I just take issue with what the U.S side spins as truth. Great marketing on their part I guess. MB5003, CB1007, WMF-06, & MB500WB are the products I have tried recently and they all perform very well.

Edited: Opps got a bit negative there on Miura, dont wanna ruin the thread.

Yea this head is purdy, it's not a flat white like TM but more a pearl metallic white no? The Epon Zero has made me a better ball striker. Going back and fourth from that to the Ryoma really makes me hit it on the screws. I use the Zero & Personal Blades on most days and whip out the VG3's and Ryoma on the important ones where I need to take money from others...=o)

If your a stickler on perfection you may not like how satinizing any irons comes out. I've done in many times and its never perfect. If you have the cash just get them refinished in Japan, it looks less scratchy and everything in one direction with a nice luster over it. If you use your clubs as tools then it shouldn't matter and go for it.

I have yet to receive mine but it's on order. Going to put a Crazy Shaft into it. Any suggestions?

I liked the 460 a lot. In Japan the 450 is also a big favorite.

Epon Titleist VG3 Yamaha Yururi PRGR

Vegaman sums it up pretty well. I think a big factor is that Epon is not chasing market share or sales.

RomaRo makes some seriously good product. Nice attention to detail. Performance and quality as well.

They have a good design, feel is average and nothing spectacular. I believe there are many other irons you can be looking at for example the new VG3's, or waiting for the new RF from Epon or new 2012 ONOFF Forged.

Thank you so much for posting this & thank you for supporting Crazy. Yes you really want us (TSG) to take you to Crazy. They pull out the red carpet for you and you have Tario analyzing your results in real time.

Ok, perhaps off season you can send it in. Also I can send you a demo putter to use in the meantime while yours gets fixed.

LOL!

I'm talking brand new F12 base at MSRP. There simply isn't enough supply globally let alone in the U.S.

Something about Ferrari is so sexy. The two new models coming are this new F12 and a lighter faster version of the 458 italia which will be similar to the F430 scuderia. For 350k you can jump into low optioned F12 or get the race ready 458 monte carlo. What makes Ferrari's so sexy is you can't just walk into a dealership and plop down MSRP and expect to get one, there is a strict game they play for allocation and customers get seniority and one must be on "the list" F12 should be about 2 years wait. The 458 spider is nearing 3 years and a scuderia type 458 could be even more. 458 or F12?