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Muscle back men like yourself need to hit some of the following then: Fourteen Forged MB BERES TW902 Miuraism MB Srixon Pro-100 Royal Collection MB KZG MB Cust. Mizuno Grind 33, 37, 67 It seems to me like you value accuracy over much and live for the low controlled penetrating shot. :tsg_smilie_cool: you gotta be happy with at least one of those options right?

SYB is a solid brand, it is the component version of Fourteen Golf in Japan. I may just have to add the entire line to the pro shop one of these days.

sorry for the late reply bud, IMO these are a tad bigger than the RAC TP's and easier to hit. best of all they just feel more refined. Its TM's best iron ever. In regards to offset, its got less than most. i still say they are a better players club but at least they appeal to mid range handicaps also. Your looking at the right irons, dont forget BERES and and custom mizunos. My choice is the type J because of the feel and setup, I could be happy with any of these sets main thing is you get it custom built for you. we can do that when your ready. here are more recent pics of the R7 forged:

KZG has a good discription about the right way to make golf clubs. "Carbon steel bars are first heated to 1,200°C+ then struck with a 4-ton air hammer containing the tooling die. The newly formed head is trimmed, cooled and blasted to remove burrs. Then the head is reheated to 800°C for a second forging using a half ton air hammer and again cooled and blasted for burrs. This double-forging process not only eliminates the voids typically found in other forgings, but compresses and aligns the molecular structure in the carbon steel. There is no more consistent and precise method of making a golf club. Each head is individually shaped and ground to exacting specifications by master craftsmen, then stamped, painted, polished, buffed, finished, and plated." ok so everyone knows that cast clubs are made from a mold and forged comes from a heavy press with a die or master. the number 1018 is pretty much the softest carbon metal used in irons like scratch and ishihara, 1020 is and has been used by epon, miura, etc, 1025 is used by Mizuno and most others. It goes way up as wishon uses 1045 for his forged cavity backs. Finish, Design, Shaft & Grip, and other factors play an almost bigger role than the number. Raw 1018 vs Raw 1045 i can tell the difference. but 1018 vs 1025 i cant due to many variables. Japan uses different numbers than USA does i.e 1025C is S25C or was it vice versa, I dont know i have seen both methods used in Japan. if i left anything out or im wrong about somthing please correct me someone :tsg_smiley_yes:

Its design is solid, Low CG and a deep MOI so that very little head twisting occurs during the swing. same concepts as all other drivers its just they took it to the extreme by making it square and that far back. :tsg_smiley_yes:

In the pics we have the 425cc version, There is also a 460 version that i have not seen yet. we have the wrench and screws for the bias or custom weighting. They are all square and the one i recieved spec'd out at a 203 gram head weight. Guys im sorry but this club may not be out till march of next year.

its just a really nice casting, think honma and your on track, i had a set of these 3 years ago and put them to the test against the MP-33, I found the fourteen more forgiving and feel just as good. How is that for cast!

retails at 115,000 yen in Japan with this Tour Design by Graphite Design Shaft! coming in Feb.

the undercut X-Blade makes it retail this feb.

Here is a first look at the Proto GFT-1W, currently Y.E Yang has it in play in Asia. Y.E passed the 2006 PGA Q-School and will be a G-Field sponsored player on the U.S Tour!

Just got the prototype will post pics soon

Zero's bag is so sweet it deserves a WITB thread of its own, Both you guys have solid setups and very good taste.

This is the best feeling cast club i have ever felt.

Yes california does have many very soft condition areas, In Japan like the U.S different areas have different turf conditions, thats why they have stuff called the hokkaido grind by mizuno and other regional features to certain clubs. On average Japanese courses are better kept and almost seemless, many fast greens while the turf does tend to be harder. Cali is not the same as parts of Florida or Arizona and Texas, so remember all areas are different. I wouldnt make this a factor in what i buy next but i do keep it in mind for wedges and sometimes i dont want to be using cally's and pings out on hard pan.

square face on all X-Drive models. I heared the 460P could be open.

A more killed or rounded leading edge makes it better for softer conditions.

Yes we have all Oziks available and in stock.

Ion sir.

very small brand, no real exposure and has not proven itself yet to the masses.

No hats or much really yet, bags yes i can get you but they are made of enamel material which is nice but kinda glossy and easily scratched. I have seen and hit their new driver, sorry i cant release pics yet. Its a pretty good club. All i need is a head for myself to try.

they have had them in the past but not in recent i think, they looked kinda old school to me and performed like the royal collection drivers, only mediocre. A new age version does sound sweet.

no just open the phone book looking for a brand that does metal engraving. usually you give them a high quality image and they can engrave it with no probs.

hey bert, what sort of connection you running, guys with slow or dail up will not have a good time on our home page. let me know as i want it to be solid for everyone. Thanks, Chris

Hey T-G, dont stamp it just have it laser engraved, its fast and not to expensive.