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How the hands feel ? Its the shaft. Ouch!!!!!

The crossfire is a good shaft ,I have one in my 7 wood and it works great. It does make the ball go high but a good carry high, not bringing down rain high. Or alot of people are having great success with Nippon shafts as well the NSPRO1050 shafts are good for fairways also, and are little lighter.Just my opinion. Good luck.

I would just buy a whole new set. Because they can make them the perfect weight ,and style you want .The cost probably isn't to much of a difference IMO its up to you. Good luck .Its awesome just to get you clubs right out of the box the way you want and ready to play.

I heard about them the other day with my rep, its a another good concept and should well. Thanks CP

Great great finish on those babies nice.

I also the other day, saw the irons and wedges and I wasn't impressed that much. They to me looked like cheaper, component ,discount clubs, for a high price. JMO

With 90 mph I would go with stiff, in a 950 or 1050. With the 950 you will get a little more feel in the head but not much. X flex would be o.k. but you will always have to bring it. I think there like a 10 to 15 gram difference in the two shafts.

I play the 950's and I love them. I have tried all others in steel and Nippon have the best feel and performance IMO to whatever is out there. I would go stiff, they do play a little soft,but they should play great for you. I have a about 98 to 100 mph and should have X flex but having the stiff has make me smoothed out my swing and I'm thrown darts. Get the shafts Highly recommended, and welcome to TSG.

This all sounds shaddy ,but you guys are killing this guy LOL :D

Nice drill, keep up the good work. Good luck on your Game.

Chris has them for sale now... See http://www.tourspecgolf.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=26 Oh! Thats cool the last time I looked, it said coming soon. Unless they came out early.

I think, Im not sure ,that they are coming out the end of Aug. thru mid Sept. Im waiting to see and hit them also. Chris is probally one of the few that have hit one these so far,unless there some other lucky ones out there that have hit it. All we can do is wait. :wink:

The finish is very durable and is very low maintenance unless you drop it or something like that. It has a softer feel and has a different reaction to the ball cool stuff. :love:

I love those wedges Chris I think I have to Ho out and get one or two of those :love:

They have NS 950 pro shafts. Now with trajectory its great ,because I have like three. Long irons are high and long, the mid irons are mid trajectory and precise, and the short irons a little lower mid trajectory thats like throwing darts I love them. A match made in heaven :love:

Well from my experience, the Japanese are very particular with there product. They make there clubs with so much honor and pride to be the best it can be or it's no good. The heads are perfect, and they weigh the right weights from head to head and shaft calibration e.c.t. They use the best metals,steels, titaniums for there superior product. You will absolutely tell the difference. The Japanese can only make about a 150 sets a month because of the perfection and care they take,from what Chris tells us.The U.S. stuff is all right ,but they use cheaper metals, mass produce in the thousands ,and everything is hurried and not made right to specs even custom. I myself and others find out after pulling shafts finding led in the heads, weights ,and what ever else they would use to make the heads somewhat feel the same. They don't match head weights they just lead them and make them to weight. Thats terrible in my eyes. And then pass them anyways through QC, because of to many sets passing through. The Japanese QC works like if its not perfect then it doesn't go to consumer. Make it perfect. I absolutely believe the craftsmanship of the japanese ppl. I just receive my gauge putters from Chris (Thanks!) and I use them side by side to the Gauge USA putter I got on ebay (I didn't know any better at that time)- and what a difference. :cool: However, mizuno US irons still get good review compare to other irons made in US. Perhaps some ppl might get lucky and get a almost perfect set? Or just in design alone is the key. I dunno, just curious... You can tell when you hold both of the same design up togeather its like night and day. Better craftsmanship hands down :love:

Well from my experience, the Japanese are very particular with there product. They make there clubs with so much honor and pride to be the best it can be or it's no good. The heads are perfect, and they weigh the right weights from head to head and shaft calibration e.c.t. They use the best metals,steels, titaniums for there superior product. You will absolutely tell the difference. The Japanese can only make about a 150 sets a month because of the perfection and care they take,from what Chris tells us.The U.S. stuff is all right ,but they use cheaper metals, mass produce in the thousands ,and everything is hurried and not made right to specs even custom. I myself and others find out after pulling shafts finding led in the heads, weights ,and what ever else they would use to make the heads somewhat feel the same. They don't match head weights they just lead them and make them to weight. Thats terrible in my eyes. And then pass them anyways through QC, because of to many sets passing through. The Japanese QC works like if its not perfect then it doesn't go to consumer. Make it perfect.

LOL . That's so funny Jack everyone goes through it, its a love and hate relationship with those babies. :love: :mad:

Like you Chris or IMO Im not to impressed. Good pics though

Chris you and Godfather have hit the nail on the head exactaly .They build there stuff with so much honor and pride to be the best the product can be.

I haven't tried them yet, I want to real bad I have heard some great things about this ball from some people who have played it. I will be getting some trials soon and I will let you know.

Great pics Chris, man ! your making everyone into a Ho now :surprize: :money:

That is the funniest thing about clubs I have heard in a while.LOL All as I have to say is Ask Chris to help you out, and be a ho again. Or best yet just put on you pimp gear and reach back like a pimp and slap those Ho's and demand them to play again. :mad: :whistle:

I agree the HK 80 or the NV 75 are the best results I found IMO that works superior to all others. But to each is to his own on finding the shaft perfect for you . You should try these first and then go from there. Good luck.

Those look great ! darn :laugh: must resist also, I wonder what are the benifits they say of these clubs.? Hmmmmmm? :love: