TourSpecGolfer

What a great review! It was actually your questions, concerns and detail oriented replies that are partly of the reason why this shaft turned out the way it did. I like when customers get involved this deeply in the process and push me to understand more it's extra work but I feel comfort when all bases are covered. Then more stress when it ships because I talked these up so much, they cost a pretty penny, and I'd hate for you guys to be disappointed. To my surprise nearly everyone has been impressed so far. If for any reason someone isn't please get in touch with me and I'll see what can be done for you. I think RLL said it but the honeymoon period on these shafts keep going and going strong, I've had mine for almost a year! I haven't gamed another shaft. I've ordered the same combo 4 times with the only changes being the loft/face angle of the same head, that's not normal for me. The L01's are now arriving in owners hands this week and I feel the nerves with crossed fingers that it's worth every penny paid and then some.

I was just notified yesterday.

No for me I value accuracy above all, I need this thing closer to the pin on approach shots it's a shaft issue.

I think these are called JILL Twilight Finish, There is no black bead blast finish. Your price is already below 50% of what these originally cost with or without the term Yoro.

Update: I love this Hybrid! I just need a new shaft to keep it a bit more tame but everything about it, especially looks and feel has my modart's worried.

Comes with no goodies! Bag only. I will reserve my design judgement until after viewing it in person. It will have to be pretty insane to justify this price. Another 7D announcement coming soon!

It's USDM but still very cool: This is a Driver Built in 1999 for the late Payne Stewart... but, obviously, circumstances led to him never picking it up. Tag reads - Great Big Bertha 8.2 Degree. 45 Inch. D3 Swing Weight. Tour Velvet .580. Fenwick Eagle 7.0

Seven Dreamers started off by shocking the world with some really expensive shafts, $1200, $1800, $12,000, $15,000 and get this... the $120,000 golf shaft! Despite these shockingly insane prices the Matrix, Haute, and L01 shafts are among the very best in the world if not the best hands down. Now Seven Dreamers is shocking us once again with their all new caddie bag using space grade carbon fiber used in satellites. They use a spine structure called T-System that can withstand a powerful impact protecting all your seven dreamers shafts:) I'm sure it's beautiful and well made using leather I love this design as it's been striped of any unnecessary logo's or markings. Made of Japanese Carbon Fiber and Leather. This bag is very limited after the currency exchange it comes out to about 8,500 usd and you can order one at [email protected]

We have a P2 customer who ordered MP-5's with the same amount of offset and a copper under layer. Will be good to hear his comparison.

Hey guys, Mizuno now offers Copper Under layer with these finishes: Nicr Satin Nicr Mirror Jill Nickel Finish

It's the Kuro's rival - review in the blog, pics here:

http://www.tourspecgolf.com/blog/titleist-2016-vg3-forged-irons/

3* closed? how did you measure this?

Robbie, your 7D shaft is not mated to your swing it's one of M's right? Also we have lots of info/feedback on our customers experiences with these and Distance is for sure the way to go. --- Daves question, many have said AAA limited shaft was most similar, Fujikura EVO II as the lease expensive closest model. nothing substitutes a 7D imo.

This is for Bridgestone fitting shops only. So you need an in person fitting but it's actually just adjusted designs from previous TourStage clubs, I know the 2010/2009? X-CB is the iron, the driver is from TourStage as well. Sexy though.

I was there in October and everyone was saying 2015 will be the best harvest in history and theentire Tuscany region is on fire for 2015. Last year there was a horrible harvest due to weather so make sure you don't go 2014's, 2015's weather is best on record when it comes to Chianti and Tuscan wines. Brunello 2010 is beautiful! I always order Conti Costanti Brunello di Montalcino 2010 from Wine.com and I also suggest highly Antinori Tignanello 2012.

oh yes sir a good brunello and super tuscan rivals anything from Bordeaux & cali the only issue is that Italy doesn't ship out the good stuff. I usually buy from wine.com and the best years and bottles are not on there. Chianti gets a bad rap in the states because there is so much bad and very few good but in Italy I swear the 5 euro jug is better than the $50 bottle in the states. They say 2015 will be the best year in recorded history for the harvest in Italy of course its still another 2+ years before the 2015's are ready then collectors are pre ordering them like theres no tomorrow but if you order directly from the vineyards italian website and pay in euro and ship fedex you will have the good stuff. Going to Italy or going anywhere for that matter just once or twice doesn't give you the full picture making it hard to have an authentic time. I have a theory on this... Hawaii - Locals need to experience living like a full blown tourists in Waikiki, Luau's, nice resorts while Tourists need to experience life as the locals, 4X4 truck, fire on the beach, dog+ fishing from the shore, opihi picking, night tsubo, golfing in tee shirts on a cheap course with your own 12 pack and spam musubi's, hire a uke player to hang out and play music Italy - tourists need to expereince an old old villa where almost everything doesn't work, gotta have a pizza oven and a small coal grill, truffle hunting with dogs and wine, a fire every night, eating, drinking all day long in places where there are zero tourists, hire a mandolin payer or chef to prepare meals. I've got so many off the road places to visit if anyone needs in Tuscany especially, so cheap, so good and so much food. I pitty anyone that chooses the four seasons or a luxury resort over this type of experience, they burn money and never really get to experience it. In both Hawaii and Italy I think it takes a good 5-7 days to slow the mind down then things psychologically can heal or adapt. Japan is a different story, I've lived there 3 years, been there more than 30 times since, I'm actually moving back in just a couple of weeks but I've tried the live like a local thing and it's nice in Okinawa and other places but really I like the hotel/ryokan/resturaunt/city drinking expereince the most. If anyone has suggestions for the authentic "local" experience in Japan let me know. I do like to get a serviced apartment with a kitchen and buy ingredients from Tsukiji and Daimaru's.

One of my favorite places on earth, Venice. Many people go here but they rush, they don't know where to go, they eat s**t food but there is another side to venice and a mindset & tempo to have when "being" here. I lived right up the road for a while, it took me at least 5+ visits to get my brain into that mode, sometimes it takes time to get into the groove of a place. Stay inside venice, it doesn't have to cost a fortune if you know where to go, during the day thousands of people come in by boat but they all gotta be back by 5-6pm so after that it's empty and at night time is when the city is most beautiful so drink yourselves silly, sleep in the day and have at it in the evening!

Of course florence, again don't do hotels stay in Chianti or nearby and taxi into the city for the day. We head back to Greve and visit a famous butcher then take our florentine steaks back to the Villa to cook. Guys grass fed florentine steaks cooked the right way rivals any Waygu, different experience totally but when done perfectly it's as mind blowingly good if not better. Siena and morning wine One thing I noticed was Italian men absolutely adore children, I've been all over and usually it's the women who pay attention to youngsters but in Italy waiters would feed my daughter, pick her up, sing to her every where we went. When you delete all the bulls**t in life I truly feel there is another side to us guys that is more connected to the important things in life.

We started the day by going to the town square in Greve to visit the butcher for tonights pizza toppings, after we visited a couple of delicious wineries and the town where the man who America is named after Amerigo Vespucci was from. The evening was finished with many bottles of wine and home made pizzas that we made back at the Villa. Other pics from the following days

If you anyone is going to Italy for at least 4+ weeks with a few bucks to spend look me up I will show you the way. Instead of staying in a busy city in a hotel spend some time in a serviced Villa, actually cost less per night! this is one I rented for a week and my words nor these photos can describe how beautiful it is, totally private and better yet show your wife some crummy hotel pics then surprise her she will be in tears of joy, I hired a personal chefs on the day we arrived so worth it. These things may look expensive but it cost way less than staying in the city doing similar.

One of the most beautiful things I've seen a crumbling city called Civita Di Bagnoregio in Lazio Cortona Osteria di Passignano a 1 star michelin rated restaurant located in the Chianti Classico region at an ancient monastery dating back to 395. Even today it is still inhabited by monks of the Vallombrosian order.

I love Italy guys, even more than Japan. Lived there for a couple years and have gone back many times for extended periods, I simply can't get enough of it's beautiful inconveniences. We went back to visit a few months ago and don't know why we ever left. In 2004 my wife and I lived in villa in Isola Vicentina north of Venice owned by the Laverda's who founded an Italian motor cycle company. Our bedroom was above a tiny church dated hundreds of years old while our living room was above the Laverda's personal museum, the grounds featured artifacts from the roman era and the most delicious fruit. Sorry for the over sharpened pics, FB chew's up images like this. Some pics of Rome, yes its touristy but if you know where to go and how who to hire it can actually be relaxing. I love the food. I love the people. I love Italy.

This is much more affordable than an insert it's 270 vs 500ish I think it looks better as well.

I'm in the initial stages with an architect for a new home build and may add one in the basement if this is the good one and I think it is. Speith says its one step up from the driving range, In Japan I've tried the simulator bars and they are good but I would love to wake up and hit balls in my undies!