TourSpecGolfer

That Author missed the whole idea behind quality. I have been to Chinese factories and Japanese. No comparison in technology, work ethic, and manufacturing methods.

Wow T, how did you know? I do have a few just sitting around.

Im loving it. Its one of many i really enjoy right now but its smooth, kicks almost as hard as the axiv yet its very stable. The 6WA is what im hitting best. I also have the BA, it is longer for me with better hang time but the WA model comes out low and climbs strong.

Its much harder to grind a head from scratch than it is adjusting a retail one. Let us know how it plays

These ARE the best feeling blades I have ever hit. raw grain does not wear as bad as I expected. I teamed these nice heavy heads with Axiv graphite and that actually made things more forgiving. I dont know why but this club reminds me of the MP-33.

More people should try um. The head shape seems logical, simple, and good looking. The feel is soft and it generates a bit more spin than others, even the fourteen.

Yup I played one for a while, very forgiving and easy to get into the air. I installed a UT-85 in stiff flex and it worked out not only easy to hit high and long landing soft but also very straight for that type of flight.

It simply looks amazing. Ive had a few tour cammy's, betts, many g-fields and more but Golds factory quality stomps the rest.

5 different theme's built with blank bumpers, no face insert and room for customization by the owner. Deep Milling marks with a floating slit give them a unique and soft end over end roll. 5/5 Soft Black Finish 34" 350g 4/5 Flat Black Finish 34" 350g 3/5 Beads Boron Finish 34" 350g 2/5 Flat Black Finish 34" 350g 1/5 Beads Boron Finish 34" 350g

Those proto pics are idrives putter in the creation. His putters are flawless and his options are endless!

Your correct. We have to install the Roddio for you. We have some left so just drop us a PM when ready.

After reading this I had to hit both side by side. OnOff has the NS950 stiff flex, JPX has NS1150 stiff flex. The JPX is softer no doubt. Onoff has less offset and master is correct about the JPX being a more forgiving.

No Sir.

In regards to hardness ratings and absolute quality of metal. You should be looking for: 1020 or 1025 Double Forged of J.I.S grade steel. This is how it works, The more times steel is forged the harder and more compacted the molecular structure gets. The hardness rating increases meaning the ball will spin a tad more but the club will lose its softer feel. Mizuno and Endo both Double Forge, It is more wear and tear on the machinery when a heavier press is used and only twice vs 4x. Also looking at quality, you want a company that can do very sharp and pointy edges without the use of CNC milling. If you look at the EPON Type S, or JPX Forged and other irons made by Endo the corners are crisp and end to end. Also keep in mind softness also depends on the sole and head design, the loft, of the club and its materials used.

Cant get in touch with anyone at the company and my last replies were all apologies, I think its over. Thats to bad cause you know how we feel about their premium zones.

When products are not available we have no choice but to remove them.

It should be the same amount of spin. The big difference is feel indeed.

Its too expensive to get a quality finish because it must be done overseas. EPA has America locked down when it comes to plating. So your looking at 60-75.00 per head refinishing and shipping. It could be cheaper to just get a new set.

MTI is a small company that does wedges in Japan, fairly new brand and its not for sale to the public as of yet.