VAGolfNut2004

I have found that the retail mid rescues are too draw/hook biased and I was wondering if it would be possible to bend a TP 19* (3) to 21 or 22*? I realize a tour 22* is a better option, but they are hard to find and a bit pricey because of their scarcity. Thanks

Do you have pics of the Berttinardi's?

I've been noticing that most of my irons shots are a bit high on the face. Any suggestions on how to make contact lower?

Asking prices added. I will consider reasonable offers that include consideration of shipping and paypal fees. Money order or cashiers check are also acceptable. Checks would need to clear, unless I know you well - from chat or other transactions :cool:

Okay time to get rid of the extra clubs. Taylormade 300 Forged Irons, 9.0 of 10 because of bag chatter and one small ding on the leading edge of one head. Grooves are perfect very little signs of use at all. Flighted Rifle 6.0 $275.00 Shipped RAC wedges chrome finish, 52/8* bounce - 56/12* - 60/12* Conservative 9.0 of 10 - 60 was reshafted after it was stepped on by partner accidentally. Individually $65.00 each shipped ... All 3 $165.00 shipped 510 9.5* with MAS 70 Stiff, 9 of 10 with minor scratch on the top near the toe, surface only and not really noticeable at adress, about 20 rounds total on the club. $100.00 Shipped 540 9.5 with MAS 75 Stiff, 9.5 of 10 roughly 10 rounds $135.00 Shipped Reasonable offers considered - prefer cash, but trades for V-steel T/S 13*, Mid Rescue Tour 21/22*, Cameron Studio Stainless Newport 2 33/34", Futura 33/34", shafts (Speeder, Aldila, others)

http://www.interq.or.jp/japan/golfmg/tr04r5de Aparently there will be: Drivers : Type N ( 450cc ) guess is this is neutral setup Type D - draw setup? Type W ( 360cc ) Lofts - 12 & 13.5 so most likely for women R5 Dual fairway woods. Lofts - 15 18 21

Is this a Newport 2 or a Newport Beach? Do you have pics?

What are the bounce angles for these? I am interested but need to know the bounce before I can commit.

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Are you selling one? If so how much?

no interest even for trades?

For sale (preferred) or trade I have the following: 1) Taylormade 580 XD 9.5 S Harrison Striper Ti 9.5/10 rating very few rounds on the club (5 full rounds and 10 range sessions at most). $225.00 - SOLD 2) Taylormade 540 9.5 S MAS 70 Torque 2.4° Tip .350° Weight 75g 9.5/10 less the 20 rounds played $135.00 3) Taylormade 510 9.5 S MAS 75 Torque 2.3° Tip .350° 74g, about 30 rounds $110.00 4) Taylormade 300 forged irons, Flighted Rifle 6.0 $275.00 shipped. TM 300 irons (3-PW)are excellent shape less then 50 rounds on them. Some bag chatter as would be expected of forged heads, and one rock ding that happened on the range of all places. I will conservatively put them at 8.5-9.0/10 with barely any signs on their faces they have been played. Will try to borrow a digital cam for pics. I will stand behind all the clubs. If not satisfied return them in same condition and I will refund / return cash or trade. Will consider all reasonable offers.

Wow, I wonder what the penthouse looks like :love:

What are you working on? What are you trying to accomplish with your swing? Basically almost everything. The one really solid area of my swing is my grip, everything else is open to investigation... :laugh: I haven't gotten to play as much the last year or so and I have realized a lot of bad habits have managed to sneak their way into my swing. I'm taking my swing apart and trying to find the books, videos, training aids that will help me keep it in shape. Instructor I am working with likes the swingyde. He says it is one of the best aids he has seen for helping make sure you are in the right position at the top. Only had it a little over a week but I must say for something so simple the feel when using is very solid. I have a real tendancy to overswing; a little hitch move at the top of my swing taking longer irons past parallel. This is helping me realize that was hurting more then I knew because by impact the club was slowing down, not to mention timing was way off.

First off I'm shocked you have to pay for a fitting from a Miz retailer. Most of the local shops here do not charge for custom fitting or at least apply it to your purchase. You may want to check with Mizuno and see if they have their van at a demo day in your area or close enough to drive too. I have seen them fit golfers and their custom fitting (they build the clubs while you wait) is incredible.

I have been wondering if the scale used was accurate as I started thinking about how unlikely it is to be off by 1.5 weights. I am going to see a local club guy next week. He works with PGA and other high level players. By all accounts he is one of the best in the region and will see what he has to say. Thanks for the input.

I don't think it's the swing weight either but more likely the shaft weight/swing weight combo. Just feels a lot heavier then my 300s with Flighted Rifle 6.0 ... swing weight was D3. Hell it may just be my swing isn't up to speed this year due to lack of playing and practice time. Just trying to figure out if I should make any changes or what might improve this beyond just getting stronger/in better shape. Which is probably the best idea :cool:

Recently purchased a set of Taylormade RAC CB irons. The Taylormade specs on the irons are: Dynamic Gold S300 S 0.355 127 D3 When checked the swing weights are closer to D4.5 Any suggestions on possible changes to bring the swing weight and overall weight down. The plus is I know where the clubhead is at all times, but at times the extra weight seems to really hurt swing speeds. Was thinking about X100 shafts - "softened" by micro stepping (I think it's called). But not sure how much help that will be. Any suggestions. While this is a TP set of limited edition CB irons the weights are off to much to play them at this weight. Hate to pull the original shafts but I don't know of any other way to lighten them. I have heard about putting weight plugs in the handle end to balance feel some, but I don't know much about it. Thanks

Any pics? I've been thinking about getting these to lofts in the RAC so I am very interested.

Damn, now I'm getting jealous I won't be in Oz in March.... hmmmm long overdue vacation? Don't I wish. Jason, my father served over 20 years and I was brought up on the Red, White, and Blue. Sadly my dad didn't live to see the WW II Memorial but at least I can take some comfort knowning he didn't see the 9/11 attacks either. He's in Arlington now and from his grave I could look right into the hole left by the air plane. Fortunately in typical American spirit citizens and immigrants alike worked in some terrible weather with one goal in mind that by the anniversary of the attack the building would be repaired and it was. Talk to you all soon and by the way to the Aussie's on board and standing with us in Iraq and other places ....... THANKS!

I called the Saudi Embassy this afternoon about ten minutes of five wanting to comment on the days events. I was put on hold for almost fifteen minutes and when a lady finally picked up she said hello and asked how she could help me. I told her I wanted to comment on the events today. Her response "I'm sorry we are closed for the day." I replied "I'm sorry too, and by the way you and your country can go to hell!" They just pay lip service to fighting terrorism and it's time we tell them either address the issue for real or we will address it for you. Personally I have advocated making a lot of glass since 9/11. If we are going to be accused of being the bully while at the same time getting sand kicked in our face by our supposed friends maybe it's time we kicked them back. Thanks for all you have done for us Jason. Tell any of your buddies you still talk to that the country is grateful for all they do.

Glad it worked out and if you ever come to the states specifically the Washington, D.C. area let me know I would be honored to play a round or two with you here at my home course. On me :money: of course :cool:

Any training aids you can highly recommend?

Nudgee, I hope it works out for you so you can get these sticks you deserve to get a set you :love:

They are my backup irons - though at times I debate whether I should have bought the CBs though my cost on the CBs was very good :cool: I'm still getting use to the CBs though they definitely have a very solid feel. Comfort level I had with the 300's isn't there yet. In part because the distances with the new irons is an adjustment - CB's seem to be about 10-12 yards longer when struck solidly and about the same as the 300 when slightly mis hit. I had posted to try and sell the 300s and got no offers. Would love to have cash to put towards another Cameron :love: