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I have tried both the 510TP and the R7(standard version) and found that my 300 is still just as long, and to fit my preferences, has a better feel and sound. I am fitted with the shaft, swingweight and length that I prefer and smash it... Who needs another driver??? Not to say that one day...I would not change. I did try out the other drivers...

Very Nice.... Makes me wish I was in the market for one...

Beautiful!!!!!

Anything to get your Spin rate down between 2800-3500 rpms will increase your carry and increase your roll on landing. I would agree with the V1x. You seem to have a higher swing speed, and you could benifit from penetrating the core of the X over the standard V1.

This has just been a thought, but why couldn't a guy add tungston powder to the Epoxy being used to add a bit of swing weight, rather than packing the end of a shaft. I realize that not much weight will be added, but 2 grams is 2 grams... Will it bother the epoxy bond any more than adding Epoxy beads to aid in filling??

Singh is indeed using them. Seem to be ver good shafts. I have shafted a few clubs with them for my dad. He seems to enjoy the use of them. As far as playing stiffer than normal, I cannot judge. I did swing them once or twice but never hit a ball with them. I have seen my father hit with them, and they seem to have the same trajectory as the rest of his regular flex shafts in terms of ball flight.

Does PARADISO have a website??

That is pretty well it!!!!!!! WOW. I have been coming to this site for a bit now and it seems everytime I drop it, I get a WOW. So...WoW!!!

I do like the center shaft looks over the others...

I use Lamkin Tour Velvets. Very nice feel in your hand. Not like you are going to lose your club. Suple enough for comfort, firm enough to go after a shot if necessary. Many tour players use the same. Retief Goosen. Sergio. They turn theirs backwards as not to see the lettering. I use a soft wrap grip on my wedges. Lamkin, or Winn. I do not use a glove with my wedges, so I like the extra feel around the greens. From 100-110 out, I never go after the ball, but ease a good shot into the flag. I am running out of the Lamkin Sof-wrap grips that were only in season for a year. They only last for 1 season... I guess I will have to go to Winn then... :yuk:

Sorry, all of that was strickly for refinishing. On copper inlay and sort, they may or may not do that.

Call Quality Golf, or just send them in. $30.00 a club. Does not matter if it is shafted or not. They completely strip the old finish off and place new on. They do nearly all models of club manufacturers. Titleist, callaway, cleveland. Even other colors. Recommended by TaylorMade. Here is the info.: Quality Golf 800-520-7888 17403 Newhope Fountain Valley CA 92708 Be sure to leave your name address and daytime phone #. Credit card payment over the phone.

Good thing I passed on that one a few weeks ago... I am satisfied with what I play, but to own a unique club was a temptation. I only passed because the guy was pushy and I did not know that much about the club...

Never heard of one...Driver yes...in different models.

Great Pics!!! I love to see idea becoming reality!!!! Great progression photos...

E, I sent you a PM. Let me know how I can help you. :smile1: Hey thanks for the info. I will definitely be looking at purchasing some of these in the future. Some of the simplest and lovliest designs I have seen in years. Great looking, and from the feedback, great performing wedges. Can't wait to see the Irons available when they come out!!!

Absolutely Beautiful set. Very nice feedback on the performance as well!!!

Where do you buy?? Is there a web-site?? Thanks, E

Mitchell is what I use regularly. It is a great puller. Very easy to use and will put alot of pressure on the head. I do not like the rubber shaft grip. I am wondering after time if it will come off, and then what. I have no fear of that happening anytime soon, but after 10 years...I suppose that it will have paid for itself many times over.

That was indeed great!! Thanks...