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Japan Golf Fair 2016 - CRAZY
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Yes I have many but waiting for Crazy to send me some data so I can get everything prepared for TSG. -
Head over to the blog to read the story. In a nutshell, - smaller - rounder edges - a little easier to hit - same trajectory
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Translucent pink is beautiful.
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Final Edition of the SEVEN Double Milled Wedges
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I think so. Let me see how many I have at the end of the week, Maybe it might not make sense but you know me man you can just email. -
I havent hit these so no comment here.
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Full Story in the Blog, photos and quick run down here. So these have been sitting on my desk for weeks, we also have another cool set to come sorry it took so long to post these. Miura Giken CB-1008 Custom Finish + Custom Grind + Heavy Heads + Reduced offset. - Copper Underlay + Nickel + Chromium Brushed Satin - The Sole Grind has trailing edge relief and leading edge relief - +2mm FP also known as less offset this here is the least amount possible offset that this iron can have - each head is + 4 grams heavy Enjoy fellas!
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Final Edition of the SEVEN Double Milled Wedges
TourSpecGolfer replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
yes leading edge is slightly sharp that is correct, no custom grinds these are already made and no more like this are coming. -
I would suggest going with a different shaft, drop me an email with some info about your swing. The Air is supposed to be played long it loses umph
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Final Edition of the SEVEN Double Milled Wedges
TourSpecGolfer posted a topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
We are phasing out the crazy spin double milled SEVEN wedge with a final edition to start working on a new designed version which will not have the same spin but it will be conforming. This is the last of the mohicans if you want the most spin of any wedge in golf on both sides of the pond. Only produced 20 sets of 52/58 combos, here are some shots in custom finish: -
CGS Orion SPY-1 Type-G Wedge
TourSpecGolfer replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
Add these to the top wedges at TSG. In no particular order: - Crazy Tour Wedge - Seven Wedge - Sky Dream Proto 115 - A-Grind - Buchi VS200 - Yururi Tataki - CGS Orion Type-S & Type G All of the above 100% handmade and forged in Japan. Here are pics and a quick run down on the Type-S vs G. currently CGS Orion Japan has two models of wedges the Type-G and Type-S. The S features a rounder leading edge for a more traditional look at address while the G is very straight edged for a look that helps you visualize a straighter setup toward the target line. This does not mean sharp leading edge it just refers to the shape of it. As you can see above it's got a slight curve. CGS Orion offers wedges in 3 finishes RAW, Satin, & Mirror the plated finished both have a copper underlay for a softer feel all three finishes are polished in Tsubame Sanjo. Another difference between the S vs G wedges are the trailing edge grind + heel & toe relief the S is meant to be opened up and have the face manipulated for higher flop shots or a more delicate touch around the greens where the G is ideal for players who want to see it straight to the target, have the club sit flat without tilting open and make contact for a straight shot most of the time. -
J-Beam ZY-7 Prototype Driver
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we have a may announcement with June release as confirmed just a week ago from J Beam. -
LOOP PROTOTYPE FW SIX Shaft Breakdown
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Closest thing I've felt to the Original Crazy FW80. Same designer Hashimoto-san it's roughly 70g! Very impressed hitting this in a Ryoma Head and it works extremely well off the tee box. Hashimoto-san was saying the original FW80 is very similar to this one, not sure if you guys noticed but the tip section in the orig. FW80 was on the softer side considering it was heavy and stiff in the butt section. The one thing they say about the original is that it promoted a draw so it was great for stronger amatuer players yet professional players required a special version of it that promoted a fade. This LOOP SIX shaft is basically a 70g version of the FW80 but it has less toe droop and promotes better contact and like the orig. FW80 it's designed for the stronger amatuer player. -
Introducing the LOOP by Syncagraphite Prototype FW SIX Shaft designed specifically for fairway woods. The new FW SIX is made for better players who require better contact, more control, heavier weight. it's tip section is specially designed to help launch the ball up with no ballooning just a strong mid/high trajectory with a design emphasis on making better contact with fairway wood shots. It's tip section is slightly stiff, mid section is medium with a slightly stiff but section. The performance concept also promotes: - No ballooning - Reduction in back and side spin - Less toe down movement near impact - Stable high trajectory strong ball glight. - Heavier 68-70g shaft Available in 5 flex options that you can choose: ( SR , S , SX , X )
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LOOP PROTOTYPE BW Shaft Breakdown
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Here's one customers selection example: 93mph Swing Aggressive Tempo Aggressive Transition Avoid the Slice Promote a Draw So I was thinking an SR Flex HD would do the trick but after considering with LOOP it actually came out to the BW due to the tip design which trumped the aggressive tempo/transition which could be nullified by going up to S or SX in Flex. This is why our dual fittings are important it gives you an opinion from TSG as well as the Factory Manager at LOOP. This customer went with the LOOP BW SX Flex installed in a Baldo 568 Head and is extremely happy with the result. This person has purchased many previous shafts TRPX, Fujikura, Mitsubishi that did not work but finds this shaft to be the one that performs far better than any of them. -
Introducing the LOOP by Syncagraphite Prototype BW Driver shaft - The new BW Shaft is designed for the smoother swinger from low handicap to average player that has a smooth transition and swing with little aggressive body movement. This shaft is one step softer than the HD model in the LOOP model line up. Deisgned with a new tip section technology that takes advantage of Syncagraphites UD (Uni-Directional) Materials, this tip structure is designed to help the average to smooth swinging player avoid the right side or slice with it's specific tip structure The BW shaft is ideal for a person who prefers a lighter weight shaft and plays their drivers longer in length 45.5" or more it has a stiff but section section with a softer flexing tip area his helps the player who dislikes the fade/slice and favors a draw. The structure concept is designed around for more carry and distance yet still reducing back and side spin while near impact there is less toe drooping. The tip section is strong yet soft with a forward kicking motion called super speed tip design. This Loop Prototype BW Driver Shaft is available in 5 Flex options which all above 51-54g in weight ( R, SR, S, SX ) All LOOP Shafts are Custom Install Only - Not Available Shaft Only. You May order a custom build from TSG via [email protected] or purchase the head and shaft from the proshop for a free install with custom specs in the memo box at checkout or you can send us your head for a professional installation to spec.
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TSG Club Works has previously posted 3 different Taylormade R9TP Forged irons in the blog, the black boron w/ yellow, black mirror w/white, copper underlay + satin w/red and the final and last set we produced the copper underlay + blue paint. We produced 4 sets in total from used irons sourced in japan after the refinishing they are all in excellent condition not brand new but look pretty close and after testing these feel better at impact since the refinish over the factory finish. We have not listed any of these for sale yet, now that all 4 have been shown we will be adding to the TSG ProShop for immediate shipping, enjoy the pics of the copper underlayer + satin blue, by the way all of our finishes are done in Japan in this case it's NiCr Satin which can't even be done in the states due to EPA regulations.
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The Red's are more forgiving, softer all over the face yet doesn't feel as good center and the Red2 is longer due to stronger lofts. My gamers for almost a year have been the SEVEN X Shinagawa's It's the better shape, look, feel in center and it acts as a true players blade I also prefer it's manufacturing over the RED2.
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Introducing the LOOP by Syncagraphite Prototype HD Driver shaft - The new HD Shaft is designed for the faster swinger yet not as fast or aggressive a swinger as the Prototype CL model. Deisgned with a new tip section technology that takes advantage of Syncagraphites UD (Uni-Directional) Materials, this tip structure is designed to help the faster swinging player avoid the left side or a hook by keeping the tip section from twisting instead it pushes through the ball forward. The HD shaft has a stiff mid section with normal flexing tip area and butt end this helps the player who dislikes the draw and favors a fade and has an aggressive transition with smooth swing. The structure concept is designed around a lower ball flight and reducing back and side spin while near impact there is less toe drooping. It's produced using a double hold process which is an original technique by syncagraphite's factory. This Loop Prototype HD Driver Shaft is available in 5 Flex options which all above 55-60g in weight ( R, SR, S, SX, X, XX ) Due to the shaft structure and design players often have the perception the shaft is actually heavier than what the weight is. All LOOP Shafts are Custom Install Only - Not Available Shaft Only. Important - Before you comment read this thread : LOOP
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Honma Beres IS-05 Forged Irons
TourSpecGolfer replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
IE is noticeably larger with more offset, even more forgiving and stronger lofts with lighter heads so basically for slower senior or female player. -
Crazy SBi-02 Blades in Satin
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For those asking about the gold finish version, pics here as you can see it's not entirely gold just the very center of the dip is something I've not seen done before. -
SEVEN K1 in Black Mirror Finish
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Not for SEVEN but I just confirmed the Master has a few lefty Newport 2 style blanks he is able to work his magic on, they are FE Carbon heads meaning they are soft and require a finish. -
Run Down of the differences vs the IS-03 in the blog, pics right here. - Game improvement irons for the slower swinger/senior player/or faster swinging lady - Forged Body + Maraging Stainless face like a UT - vs the outgoing IS-03 they have increased face height & length by 1mm and changed the entire face construction so there are no welds on the face which creates a 25% larger sweet spot, increasing forgiveness on mis**ts and producing better RBI that the previous welds had a negative effect on. - New ARMRQ Infiniti shaft add's TT1100G to the high mod carbon w/8 Axis weave design.
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LOOP PROTOTYPE CL Shaft Breakdown
TourSpecGolfer replied to TourSpecGolfer's topic in Japanese Golf Clubs
RomaRo Ray V is a damn sexy head, the quality is there, it's workable with forward cg and low spin, shape is really nice too.