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The fourteen does because its cast. lots of spin.

FE99.9 is the most expensive material to produce irons or wedges in. Its amazing!

we have one brand new but its in such high demand gonna have to charge you full price on it.

It cost 15.00 more sir.

This wedge is part of the TSG custom wedge service we are working on right now. The goal is to offer you guys with custom grind wedges at very low prices when compared to other custom grinding companies. The nothing impossible wedge was made for a customer in thailand. he ordered about 20 with that logo. The parent company of our project is called N.G.T Nippon Golf Technologies. This wedge doesn't come from ENDO im sorry. It is Japanese forged steel though. When its all setup you will be able to put your own logo on each wedge without paying crazy tooling costs. The wedge in your pic is 30 grams overweight yet 95% of the hard work has been done. Now the customer or clubmaker has an option to grind on their own. Its the first concept of its kind and we are very excited about it. I have these in this form available now for interested grinders. The new TSG wedges and putters coming by years end will be made up in all of your favorite grinds. The wedge in the image is not completed so if you buy this you will have to grind each one.

Im now offering these in satin look because many people simply dont care for chrome.

Pics of some i have done up in blue fill and satin look for a customer

Take a guess?

I use WD-40 to keep mine looking pretty.

We sell them. Anything JDM that you need. a little more info its 1025 quadruple forged with no finish applied. Chiba is also doing ONOFF's and Marumans wedges as well.

Same deal here, I have pretty much every wedge i could desire, Epon Technity has got them all beat.

44.25" im 5'10" tall. IMO a longer driver will reduce the chances of hitting the ball on the screws thus reducing distance.

Thats the only way unless you buy it from another seller.

Its a nano clay composite experiment we were doing with epoxy, grip material, and clear coat. These particles are very difficult to disperse and “delaminate” all of the nano-platelets in the resin. Unless you do this you will not see any marked thermomechanical improvement. We need high shear homogenisers and ultrasonic probes to help achieve this but dont know anyone in the nearby with that lab equipment in America. Nearest place is Australia. Kinda stuck at this moment.

Problem with a lot of the grinders is they grind your club then don't refinish it.

I sold it then I contacted epon to see if they could find anymore. indeed they did 3 left on the planet, they are on the way to me. 1 x 1.5 closed 1 x .6 open 1 x .5 closed The one in the pics sold to a good customer who just had to have it.

I agree with you dk, FW are for sure longer and when hit well imo more rewarding. The Utility woods seem to be more accurate for me as well. Im currently playing 3+, 5, and 9 wood. I think im gonna be putting the UT-106 back into play in place of the 9 soon to see if i can save a stroke per round.

Sorry im not taking any more pics of these. I would rate these more player than the MP-60, not medium size, i consider these compact. You can bring these much heavier than D3 with some tip weighting.

Heres the kid, not sure whats in his bag,

Yours came from a batch sent square so i dont know what to tell ya.

Take a look at the pro shop each one is explained in detail. people are loving these shafts im playing the DREV Tour SR right now at 247cpms and getting more carry than i have ever with any shaft period.

Your gonna have to wait till its released to find out.

There are more MP irons in Japan than their are in the states.

You should have it measured to find out. What i find is that 1* open drivers look square to my eye. square still looks closed to me even after i measure it square. Also keep in mind that a 460cc volume driver .5 closed plays to an effective square. and a square will play effective .5 open and so on.

Not at all, heavy means the weights of the head. because the std length is .25" shorter than U.S spec they had to make all type J heads heavier to reach D2 a quarter of an inch short.