Godfather1

Would you be interested in a maru spec m-85 x?

I have a set of copper, and nicel satin in a full grain, and both look amazing. The copper has a little more show to it.

I think I already have my perfect putter. Gauge Eldik sp. Ari's would be a close second, but with a plumbers neck. Ari where are you havinf that mae, new scratch lineup?

The BR-3 putter looks insane! Even more so than the neo blade. Now the drivers are a different story. Now to decide between this, the TS XD435, and the srixon.

I have a set of miura mt-001 in very good condition that I'm looking to sell. These are basically a forged big bertha. They are super easy to hit thick top line, and everything. If your a beginner, but want to experience the feel of a forged iron these are for you. I am looking to get $600, but I am open to offers.

Ari, what type of putter is that scratch/mills?

Chris, is that available yet? I would be very interested in getting one. Shoot me a pm with the price, and availability.

It depends on which diamana you are referring to. The 83 is stiffer than the 63/73. Also I don't think you can go by the chart. Would you give the same shaft to someone who swings 90 the same as someone who swings 105?

Listening to all offers. Tomorrow it's ebay.

Do you have pics of the coza with the plumber?

Very few people have hit both of those, and it really comes dow to whether you prefer an iron, or wood hybrid. Everyone will prefer something else. If you want you can get one of each so you have the versatility of both. That is what I did with the ux1/ux2.

Price Drop! Maru driver- $275 PM702- $175 Blade X460- $125 Callaway I-trax- $135 All prices shipped. Last price drop before ebay.

I can't comment on the gdo, but the differences betwen the original eldik, and the sp are obviously the plumber neck vs. the double bend. The sp for me rolled the ball better. It also has a different finish. The original eldik has a smooth teflon finish, and the sp has a new rougher finish, which in my opinion is absolutely awesome, it feels better( a tad softer), and rolls the ball better. The n pretty much is very like the regular eldik except for the plumber neck, and it has an aluminite finish which is a very nice finish.

http://www.ocn.ne.jp/translation/ is a very good translator. Just type in the url, and click on the second circle.

I've had the eldik, the "n", and I currently play the sp. I think the regular eldik, and the n were a little clickier, and didn't roll the ball as well, though the other 2 were still very good. In comparing it with my tubu, I feel the ball comes off very similiar even without the 3rtnc milling, but it the sp still had the gauge click. For me the eldik sp is a real performer as are all gauge putters. I really liked the eldik, and I was thinking of custom ordering one with ingots, but then I came across this. It's going to be in the bag for a long time.