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They actually call these MB's. This model is the replacement for the current MB Irons. The topline and setup is thinner and it is supposed to be even more forgiving than the last model out. I have a only couple sets of these Heads Only if anyone is interested. I also have a couple sets of the NC-1 Machine heads on the way :cool:

I really dont know, my CX is on the way, the X-UT may not be out for a while. Going by my experience, PRGR makes better quality equipment with better technology and materials. PRGR still makes its clubs in Japan where as Tourstage is made in China, IMO you get what you pay for and the difference between Tourstage and PRGR justifys the cost. FYI, the ViQ and F-UT were pretty much identical in profile but with different feel.

Its just a different face profile and shape. All RC's have that hollow feel, kinda like the GAF1 by Gauge Japan. If you want solid at impact the FST+ is king of the ring and X-ST #2. FYI rumor has it there is a new utility by tourstage called the X-UT coming late 2005 early 2006. It will probobly be lower launching with a deeper face.

Two different shapes, they are both very old models, Im talking late 2003! The C.V pro is the latest version and I hear there will be a C.V type H March 2006.

I dont know, I opened the box to find a 950 installed. then got the reply, they dont make 750's long enough for woods :wah:

Tourstage X-ST Very similar in shape but the X-ST is slightly more compact Face Design is also similar Cant forget how the neck area looks similar also Maru just took his retail V-Steel 3 wood out of the bag when the X-ST was created. I wonder if this is somthing he asked for? From customer reports the X-ST is much more satisfying at impact and has a much better feel/sound.

How about from this angle?

uh.. how about phil? :rolleyes: I have images of these wedges that need to be scanned, will post them soon!

Paradiso Leather sole shoes. $550.00 USD :surprize:

Take a look at his finish, One of the best looking IMO! When his Irons are hot they are heat seakers. He may only drive the ball 280 but when it comes to his scoring clubs he has got some serious game.

Looks like a chipper to me! Dont pay any attention to that garbage..lol

Chris, how do you think? Wow we really have a mixed group here, It is a tuff decision, Both Irons made in Japan both have heavy play at this moment on the JPGA tour. Here are some ups: -The PRGR Shafts are Kick Ass, M-43, M-46 etc.. They remind me of NS shafts but better than the 950 & 1050. - The PRGR's are extremely forgivng yet setup just a tad bigger than what I would call player. That alone will inspire more confidence when standing over them. - The Srixons, a new release and I have only had the 5 Iron with NS950 shaft to play around with, They remind me of the XCBs with a better shape, sole grind, feel and just all around more refined. The long Irons were super easy to hit. I cant make a decision just because I havent owned the I-505s with my favorite shafts, I have had the PRGR's and liked them a lot, in fact I have liked every PRGR Irons I have ever had. Srixons the I-404's were sweet and the I-505s should be even better... Maybe you should try the toss of a coin :confused:

Lets hear it guys, Is it better than perfect or what?

I am a big fan of the Japan spec TM Driving Iron and thought I would share some PGA Tour Scans of the new prototype TP Driving Iron.

This is the latest now in the works at the Scotty Cameron Studio in the U.S. Enter Circa 61...

You can find them in the www.tourspecgolf.com/catalog Click on view web page at the bottom of the Axiv add to view the home website. I suggest the 6060M, L or H depending on what flight you are trying to achive. Start be installing it untipped then if you need it tighter are stiffer tip in 1/4" increments.

I had a proto then sold it, then had a bunch of the retail models when it was released with very little interest at that time. I wish you folks told me a while ago, I had a bunch and now they are gone gone gone, I will see what I can do about ordering a special run, perhaps one with tungsten or somthing.

Hey R, Are you sure you have the 6054? not 6064? The 6064 was M.W's shaft at her high 120's swing speed. I also know others with SS of above 115mph getting killer results and major distance with the 6064. If you move up a flex it would be the 6068. Check out the fitting board:

Same deal with me, The 3 wood is the hardest club for me to stick with or be satisfied for long periods of time, I need to find a shaft that gives me the distance of graphite and the accuracy of steel.

Yes and if you need some of that product let me know, We have had the account for a while now.

With Srixon I can order a custom face angle but it will ship 1 month late. No I have not hit the Z-Steel but I hear only good things about them, The JPX I absolutley love, its very easy to hit and has almost every shaft option under the sun. The X-ST is laggin, I ordered it with a NS 750 wrap tech and its taking a while.

Can do, Just about any shaft your interested in, Custom shaft options will delay the shipping, this club is getting rave reviews in Japan along with the Mizuno JPX FW and the soon to be released Callaway ERC HOT FW.

They are fancy looking but I am one who prefers putters more symetrical and balanced in appearance. FYI guys, The new line scotty is now working on is called Circa 62, I will post images later.