TourSpecGolfer

Have a look in the gallery guys and if you see a shape or a groove distance from hosel that you like post it in here please. I will take some digital caliper measurements from grooves end to hosel in a couple days against other wedges, seems like more than one of you are saying this so its gotta be a concern or the way i shot the image.

If your not ready for a LM session then i would suggest getting the 1150, or S400, or Shimada AC-10 100. When you get fitted for length, lie, and optimal swing weight you can have them adjusted then.

hey guys, there is no ferrule because i shoved it into a shaft to take pics of it. The product would have a ferrule when shafted. Replies are great, thanks so far guys. Goshinboku, I would consider this a Titleist Vokey shape are you saying more of the 2007 X-wedge shape is better to your eye?

Mill marks? Double Mill Marks? Raw Grain Face? Raw Grain w/bead blast? Most Pro's like a black finish, The public wants brushed satin, where do you stand?

Edges are sharp because its still raw keep the suggestions coming guys! Pick these apart if you can, we are trying to find ways to enhance it.

PM me sir, I have all of these ready to go and some with very good prices for forum members only.

The question is geared more toward shape. Is there a better view from above on the market and if so what is it?

Cant say the brand's name but if you had to pick it apart what would you want done different?

Have a set with black golds in R flex but they are a bit short for me. They are just a tad more forgiving than the CB1006 in off center hits, same feel but I just cant get over having precious named golf clubs.

I am awaiting more info from the owner of Yururi about the loft and exact break down of materials etc.. Im pretty sure its only 52/56/60 available. In regards to wedges for the more shallow swing type Yururi has the Tour Wedge, Original Raw Wedge, and the CNC Gekku wedge.

Problem with bending 4* is that the neck starts to looked warped and the finish many times will wrinkle. Epon can bend your irons at the factory while red hot then apply the plating. It costs 25.00 more per club but it looks as good as if it came 4* stock brand new.

Here is the reply from Epon HQ: The tolerance for Driver loft & lie angle is +/-0.5 and face angle is as well. Please see the following. Technity 460 9.5 Spec: loft 9.75 lie 60 ( as stated ) face angle close 0.5 ( as stated ) Technity 460 10.5 Spec: loft 10.75 lie 60.5 ( as stated ) face angle close 0.5 ( as stated ) I was told in the past its +/- 0.25, whatever the case the biggest difference is exactly that and this is far tighter than any other brand. Keep in mind these are for drivers direct from the epon factory. When built at TSG if the exact head is not in stock we will go up to .75 . I have seen hundreds of EPON heads and as far as weight goes they are all 199, 199.5, 200 grams heavy.

Yes and we have several tour hosels. We shafted two of these drivers up one with a Roddio the other with a Mach Line prototype. They are decent clubs but nothing special imo.

Wanted to post some pics of these irons for the new guys who have not seen them before. They are the two sets Gauge Japan has made the least. They are far better than the G-Field model irons because these are forged by Koyei Japan not Dynamix in China. We are down to our last couple of sets. Gauge Japan had gone bankrupt in Japan and so has G-Field which has created a small frenzy for people who love their product and want to snatch up as much of it as possible before its all gone.

Golden Prix by Tsuruya is geared toward their better player of the three brands. They have several JPGA pro's sponsored.

I really like 44" drivers for that very reason. Its easier to keep the ball in the short grass by far. This is indeed the reason why Tour players use shorter length drivers.

Bad News: I found out that this wedge is not one of a kind or a wedge done for the Tour. Good News: Sasaya does think he did the grind on it a long time ago, He also added the old school G mark but not all the calipers on it, The calipers were added at Gauge.

Ill ask Sasaya about it but Im not sure its legit to be honest.

3-PW NS950 R-Flex 999.00 plus shipping and paypal fee's

Tsuruya Golf Owns a chain of stores in Japan and only at those stores can you find their 3 exclusive lines of golf clubs. one of them is called Onesider. Its geared toward the average player looking for maximum forgiveness and distance. I will be posting images of their other lines later in the week.

This retail version is geared to the better player with a steeper swing, Its got more heel and toe relief than the proto version shown in many of our pics. It also features a more blunt and rounded leading edge and a milling system thats doesn't take away from the soft Japanese forged steel. Send me a PM if your interested, These may not be in the pro shop for a while due to the limited amount released at this moment.

Yes it does. The PRGR steel spec shafts are made by Nippon, they feel very smooth and silky imo. Im happy you guys are enjoying the irons.

Looks like they all have the same production issues. I will show this article to Epon see what they think. It also shows that most golfers really cant tell what they need if they are judging their numbers based off of the wrong ones in the first place. Some factories have smaller variation tolerance, others charge extra to get within 1* +/-.