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I love the Irons :mizuno:

Finish will wear, sole and hitting area of course. every six months gun blue the set, every 3 months put a few drops of cooking oil on it. It will stay looking great for a long while. The non plated mizuno Irons feel extremely good.

Good Stuff, Sorry its not loud, you may have to turn the volume up. It was taped from when Paris Hilton's phone was hacked, its a very steamy conversation between the two. http://www.big-boys.com/articles/lindsayphone.html

Yup and Japan has the 33/350g :-D

They Work for me! I have two setups with them, 3 & 5 with M-85 shafts and the 4 & 7 with DG X100 soft step. If its not windy i will take the 3 & 5, when it is windy or the course is very tight I take the 4 & 7 for accuracy. The top profile looks better than the BBD type H IMO, These are long and forgiving the only thing that could use a little improvement is the sound. I have hit the Tour version that is foamed with a different leading edge grind, it was too player for me. The standard version puts all others to shame if you have the shaft that best fits you. Retail on the right side...

hey wasnt that one made before 2002?

I dont deserve a cent from this guy, My guess is he pre-ordered the R7-XR from me and changed his mind so he is trying to sell and hopping to get tour prices of 1000+ Im surprised you tried the R7-XR yourself when its not released yet even to U.S reps. I have hit the Dual TP and R7-XR, the XR is longer and much easier to hit... IMO The Nike DFI+ puts them both to shame Feel, Distance, and forgiveness.

Thank You Darrell Survey! Even more thanks to Precision for all his killer pics, posts, and quality information. :cool:

Hmmm, 94% at only 15 sales. He takes my pics from the Tokyo Golf Fair... He takes everyone of our pics from the catalog.. The product isn't released for another few weeks and his auction ends tommorow... :-D I wonder what he is up to...

Its almost impossible to track a new Tour Gauge Japan putter until a pro requests a new design and I am lucky enough to secure the backup copy. Usually only 1-3 are made of each model, the player gets one and the manager usually snags the backup for later. I sold 2 in 2004, I would like to buy them back if the buyers read this thread. Here are the two I want back: My take on T.P mills putters, The feel is outstanding, very soft due to the material, it has a more rounded look so your gonna have to choose what you like best based on your preferences. The average golfer will like a forged putter over Stainless steel due to its softer feel. Material, design and overall polish of the finished product should and could be better. They are using 1025? Forged Carbon Steel, For High End Tour quality putters its usually SS303, SS304, or GSS. I am not sure how much R&D is involved, I have seen some custom T.P putters that are not totally symmetrical and balanced. I know they have their own science about counter balance, It just all seems a little too eye balled for me. Listen to your eye...lol if thats possible :-D

OMG! Is that what you use to clean the fire place?

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Sounds like your on the search for the Ultimate set, it could be hard to beat come contest time. Hmmm, Ultimate putters... There are a small hand full of people ( not companies ) that have the magic touch IMO. S.C, G.T, RJB, D.W, T.P, and K.B to name a few :-D It cant be the retail stuff, It must be made by the particular persons hands and when working at such a high level of craftsmanship they usually only do the pro's putter's. Take the best materials and design and put the best hands on it and you will get :love: IMO true protos are not a good idea, the true essence of a prototype to the manufacturer is a test run version. I personally dislike when a putter maker makes unnecessary proto's for $$$ it takes all the real validity away from the authentic ones. I'm pretty sure every company has done it. I already know you like Anser putters but do you know what shape exactly you prefer? #1 #2 #3 Do you know what type of face milling you like? Milling marks will ultimately affect the vibration and feedback you get from your putter. Do you like GSS, SS303 or 304, SM490A, or Forged Carbon Steel? Finish?, Sight aids, shaft, grip, loft, lie, and head weight? Here is what I would choose based off what I know: - Putter made hand made by George Takei - Anser shape like Pic #1 - Made of SM490A steel - Dirty Silver finish - Crazy Milling marks - 345g - NS Pro 130g Shaft - 4.5* of loft - single sight line

I think its released the first week of April, i will let you know when exactly soon.

Bernard, I give you the award for the biggest Ho of all the under 18 crowd. :cool: You have a set of the Proto Cb's already, how do you like them and why do you feel you need the blades? What company has the finish you like best? What club looks best to your eye that you have seen pics of? Is resale value important to you? There are more companies than you may think who do totally custom work: Scratch Golf Co. ( 1018 Himeji ) Blade Golf Co. ( Miura ) Traditional Golf Co. ( 1020 Himeji ) Mizuno Custom Grinds ( Japanese S25C grain flow forged ) So TSG and its sponsors got you covered!

These looks a load better than the chrome version IMO.

Its gotta have some recognition for Mizuno on it as well as the number on sole and grain flow forged on the neck. Finishes include: - Satin Chrome - Satin Nickel - Nickel - Flat Black - Shinny Black

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The majority of the people who buy from TSG don't hit the clubs they end up purchasing, its just too difficult until the demo testers program is up in full force, and that could be a while... I order things for myself that I have never hit all the time, I feel like i have a good enough idea of what actually works for me and what doesn't. It takes a long time as a Big Ho in order to fine tune your set making skills and preferences. The MX-23's are more forgiving but less rewarding. There are a ton of Mizuno fitters in the U.S that absolutely drool over this stuff, that is a great feeling when an expert of the Mizuno line is shown a whole new world that he never knew about. The look on their face is priceless.

looks great the color against the shafts like that. reminds me of the honma blade shape, very cool stuff there ya got.

IMO these will be out fairly soon, the VP of Callaway said they have no plans for release but I don't believe that, especially with the ERC Hot being so similar. my guess is expect these to become retail very soon.

Great thing about scratch is they make you what you request. I see you requested an extremely pointed square toe on your set. :laugh: Am I mistaken or was this finish done in the U.S?...could be your pics.. Ari please take some clear pics of the Japan finished version. i think these could be from a cell camera.

I have close up pics of her putter, It is a Yes putter. a bullseye look a like. Im not sure if she is playing this bag anymore but these are the most recent pics i could find, I would guess only the putter and driver changes.

Its a the proto of the Limited X-Drive 365. Appleby is using the 350cc version called the X-Drive 2.