TourSpecGolfer

You've come to the right place. We can get all JDM Golf Merchandise including the S-Yard Driver straight from Japan. I'll send you a PM.

Yes and a red one, they are the early models called Eldik TOUR. They dont perform nearly as well as the recent models.

Thank You! Its really something when a member contributes like this, Good for us all. :cool:

Are you looking for the real Zodia's or the U.S. ones? :surprize: They are both real Zod's...right?

If you love the Catamaran 1 the Cata2 should be in your sights... The Cata2 is smaller and seems to line up to the ball even better.

Which one? putters are very personal its often a very mental purchase.

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Black finish UX1!!!? im Jealous!

Nickel Round Sole prototype MP-37s!

Hand made GD CB's!

Nike - Tourstage - Gauge Japan :cool:

Custom chrome Grind MP-27's " Killed Leading Edge + Rounded Sole "

Here is a VERY custom GRIND set of Mizuno MP-37's. Shallow face and fat sole, the Irons look very similar to Driving Irons :surprize:

#1 Japanese female amateur Shinobu " Boo-Chan "

have sold a couple Mr. Zod but not to any posters. :sad: The Catamaran2 reminds me of a softer feeling Baby Bee if that helps any.

I don't think callaway would make false claims, but I do know from experience that U.S OEM reps don't have much info on the manufacturing or R&D sides of Japanese equipment. The majority of TSG, WRX, and BSG Members know more than many of these reps as is.

Sorry to disagree but.... Callaway Japan says the C.O.R is only 0.890 ( same as ERC HOT ). We have sold a bunch with Diamana 73's & Tour AD M-75's which are shafts fitted for swing speeds above 105+ and I doubt callaway would sell that sort of shaft for people who swing under 100. There is also video footage ( in English ) of Alan Hocknell the head of R&D Innovation and Head Design saying the X-18 Driver is for better players. Also JPGA tour players who swing well over 115mph have these in play. My swing speed is 108mph and no crack face issues here. This is what you can ask the U.S rep for s**ts & giggles: - Why are the JPGA players swinging at 115+ hitting them if they are for slow speeds? - Why would they offer hard hitting shaft options like the M-75 & Diamana's? - Why would the stock JVX shaft be stiffer and heavier than the other cally model standard shafts? - Why does Alan Hocknell say these are for better and stronger players? Video footage from R&D http://www.callawaygolf.jp/gallery/movie/x...er_m/index.html

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All putter grips are sold out, thx guys. We still do have the X-grips for Irons and woods :cool:

Yup, same loft, Lie, shaft, etc...but because they are of a quality forging and this is a "used" set I'm sure the lofts and lie angles are slightly off original specs. These Irons are not for play, I don't play blades and I don't particularly care for the feel of miura forgings. I'm going to keep them in the collection or sell them off. I appreciate all your comments and am leaning toward chrome at this moment.

I say put them into play and sell your X-Blade 2's to me :whistle: X-Blade2's are SOLD! No matter what I buy & try I always end up coming back to the NC-1's.

Ya know guys to be honest I don't know how long I can keep clubs like this without hitting them. Its best I refinish them and sell them for the good of the Ho :whistle: .

A friend of mine has these for sale, don't know the specs on them nor does he but they cost an arm and leg. We know it was just produced for testing but thats about it. Any Fuji experts willing to shed some light on this?

Many of you have probably seen the T stamp titleist Irons forged by Endo on ebay from time to time. In 2003 there was a special run of Titleist Japan only Irons made by Miura that featured Tigers MP-14 like grind. 500 of these sets were made and sold for 5000.00 in a cherry wood box with a letter of authenticity from titleist and an actual signed picture of tiger. This was the only time they sold his exact grind irons forged by Miura. I recently acquired set 2-PW #127/500 in 8.5 condition: It is noticeably a different grind with the short irons having a rounded toe . I want to keep this set in my personal collection but want them in pristine condition so I decided to have them refinished in Japan. My question to the TSG'ers is should I refinish them in high quality chrome and bring them to Original or shall I have them done in beautiful brushed satin to have the only Miura titleist Tiger irons in satin? what cha guys think on this one?