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These will be added to the ProShop in the coming week guys, Epon did a great job each pack contains one hat clip and two ball markers 1 x white 1 x black.

Form Forged from what I understand is a casting using carbon steel mixed with graphite. I'm pretty sure the fourteens are cast cast.

The V3 and MT-28 are cast wedges made in China. They are assembled in Japan.

Sorry only 52/56 are available! I should also add Dunlop/Srixon/XXIO also purchased Cleveland USA as well.

Lots is going on right now, Let's hope Daiwa doesn't have fourteen produce their forged irons in China where they currently produce theirs.

Last week Cleveland JPN was purchased by Srixon. This means from now until late this month I have very good prices on the limited edition Cleveland Miura 588 Wedge set in 52/56 sets. These are not the cast or wanna be forged models Cleveland USA puts out. In fact every time I list these on ebay, Cleveland has them pulled. They do not want you to see these wedges! I can now offer this wedge set to members with 50 or more posts for only 389.00 USD + Shipping and paypal fee's. That is about 120.00 off of the retail price. Drop me a PM for those interested, here are some images. They look even better when you put them to a brushing wheel and change the paint fill.

Found a pretty interesting scan here that shows a prototype BERES iron.

Kyoei also known as their brand Vega is attempting somewhat of a re branding to aid them in Japanese market. Vega has not made the splash or lead to the success they expected and I am starting to notice some major marketing bucks being spent for full page ad's previewing the new 2 models of ZESTAIM Irons. Let's hope these give them the boost they desire. Here are some Images of the NF-810 spec:

Thank you for the well written feedback make sure to let us all know how things improve as you work into that beautiful club.

Really?

I agree and I don't think Tourstage would release such a basic design. It does remind me of the CB247 though and my best guess is this particular pro desired something he was very used to or played best with and they had it produced to satisfy him.

We have had such a rush of back orders it has taken me a while to get my own for our Images, sorry for the delay guys but here it is one stunning special edition Titleist Vokey TVD58* wedge. The Japanese version has a different logo configuration with the Spin Milled swirl out on the toe and the original BV stamping near the heel side. The U.S special edition TVD has been sold out for a long while now.

Found small photo of what appears to be a Tourstage prototype set of Irons on the JPGA Tour. It's basic cavity and rounded features make me think it was a Miura production, eh but thats just a hunch, no data to back that up. Have a look gents, they appear stunning to me and we will have our fingers crossed these somehow come to life.

Sorry about getting to this thread late, I can help you if the face cracked drop me an PM or Email.

No Sir this item has been discontinued. It was a rather large head with weird lines anyway.

English is used everywhere in Japan, sign's, most popular items have mangled English names. They have a particular type of writing called Katakana that spells out English words. kanji represents blocks of meaning and hiragana expresses the grammatical relationship between them. Katakana is used for foreign names, the names of foreign places and words of foreign origin.

The GS-CB is larger, much more forgiving, just as soft as the hand made's or Japan made NC-1's and much better than the G-Field NC1. For a medium sized head it has very little offset good set to bridge high handicap with mid/low.

A small output factory in Himeji sir.

They will be mine once again!

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