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TourSpecGolfer

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  1. Don't forget Egg irons! Those rock too, on the horizon for me is the Egg Forged and it's uber jacked up lofts!
  2. Nice! Hot = higher launching Black = head squares up with ease! The combo FOR ME anyway equals Crazy Distance! Hope it works out for you!
  3. ahh Yes that's a very good question. I will ask the Kenmochi staff about that, thanks for bringing it up!
  4. I don't know, I requested demo's from TourStage with the Tour AD's and there was a bit of a delay, being the impatient SOB that I am I said go ahead and send me them in steel. All I can do is hit these suckers dead straight, I'm not changing anything about these. My original plan was to order these, the RC's and maybe another and a bunch of Crazy UT shafts and have them go at it. Never made it that far and I don't want to fool around.
  5. The Sleeves are adjusted at the time of shaft installation only. Its a very simple and straight forward process that you would tell your clubmaker before building. Tomorrow we have 4 clubs being tested at the range, Yonex 380, Ryoma V-Spec w/ Muziik BangVoo, New Srixon Z-TX, and Kenmochi KD-01 w/ Crazy CB-46 Black 6.7. I just shafted one up today, here are the pics:
  6. Hows the old school NSK: Not bad for a dodge: 370Z: Hardcore German Evo
  7. Just shafted Kenmochi driver with Crazy CB46 6.7 and Ryoma V Spec with Muziik BangVoo Stiff!

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    2. TourSpecGolfer

      TourSpecGolfer

      BangVoo is indeed 70T. So is the Muziik 787.

    3. Vegaman

      Vegaman

      Did you hit the kenmochi yet?

    4. TourSpecGolfer

      TourSpecGolfer

      Yup, its a more hollow feeling driver. Hollowish Kamui is how I would describe it. The shaft is not for me, gonna try it with new shaft. you can control the lie with it though!

  8. Yup the major complaint about the 208 was it's not so forgiving, not sure how but I can tell with first hand experience that the 210 is noticeably easier to hit.
  9. For the better player Akira isn't actually a bad club. The reason why I say better player is because all of their releases are left overs from what their pro's in asia requested. they all fit the same type as the Jbeam 425. I'll bring some in mid month.
  10. Stews first time hitting it. Sorry this is a really bad video audio did not sync properly. tomorrow gonna give it a whirl with Tatsuro and idrive.
  11. For those of you waiting and waiting TSG has got the Yonex 380's We have them shafted and even hand picked head only (special batch w/ hottest faces) I have a bunch in hand and will ship the pre orders this coming monday!
  12. noooo.. nakajima-san! P = Pigeon..:) Matsuo-san is the designer, not #2 not even close. The top designers are teams from artist to player to cad designer then they submit to the factory and the factory actually has a say in the design and materials in many cases. The JDM Callaway like Legacy Apex is made by Endo so are a couple of their forged irons. Advanced owned by Dynamic (parent co. of Geotech I forget the chinese name) makes the TM woods and low end Callaway but not all of it. I don't think thats accurate because P-Tune doesn't have the volume to produce there. It could be one of many factories that produce parts for TM. Many think one factory makes it all but different processes are done in different areas. Sometimes volume is split among partner factories as well. It's very confusing. anywho I'm glad your rockin it solid is it the P106 or 206? It did pretty well in the D1 competition. The concept is weighting in 4 points.
  13. We actually sell a lot of Honma, not to the forum type though. There is some stuff that's geared toward the better player, The new revolution stuff performs well BUT the damn colors get me. The pro's play a black prototype honma revolution models while the customers get colorful versions. Sakata studio's is where many Honma clubs are finished. It's not 100% made in Japan from what I understand. Sakata is a famous casting factory. They don't do forgings.
  14. I haven't gone there yet, First your R55 chipper post - I ordered one last night and now this - I'm considering it now as I really like the idea of a shorter length driver. Makes me wanna swing it really hard! Your on a roll brother costing me money!
  15. This is very common to have SP700 in the non conforming version. It's just hotter at a particular thickness. The review is being shot Thursday gonna play a round with Tatsuro and TSGirl and get some valuable range time with it. Muziik BangVoo's going in!
  16. Nice stick B! I was able to hit this club at the show and it's Outstanding! very forgiving nice mid/high trajectory. did you get it with steel or graphite?
  17. 98k, ouch but the reviews are great. bigger than my old apartment in Japan but where would my clubs go?
  18. keep the UT and have it with a steel shaft for accuracy! another option is a driving 4 iron, I just bagged the new Srixon for a bit, its nice so is that Hi610 T.S you hit so well at the show.
  19. I read that book, very good read simple to understand and it's up to date. Had to try very hard to forget what I read because I started messing with what was working for me, ended up with a pretty swing and bad shots.
  20. So yea I would suggest getting the Yururi Egg vs Meijin similar deal. Also that PRGR R55 chipper/wedge is unreal have had the opportunity to play with it. I could see it saving a couple of shots per side for me.
  21. Yes landshark, Kenmochi is using 2 open model iron head designs, the difference is in the grind like topline, face shape etc.. It comes down to a preference of shape and grind when choosing between the two. IMO the Geotech's have the better price to value ratio yet the Kenmochi's have the slight edge in grind and appearance.
  22. In order my favorites are: Crazy, Ryoma, Jbeam, Yamaha, Epon! Crazy Shaft, Muziik Shaft, Fire Express Shaft
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