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Did you like the flight of the rifle? Nippon shafts tend to play a little soft while the px are very stiff. I personally am switching to TFR in my irons while I am going with DG s400 in wedges becaue I like the added weight, and I tend to hit my wedges very high. So it really depends on what your personal preference is because the shafts you mentioned are completely different. FAQ hit it on the head.

I agree if they would make a forged player cb it might do better than the x-16. I happen to like the look of the fusion but it is one of the worst feeling drivers around. Another thing I don't like is the closed faces.

"classic"

For me it's the transition into the downswing. If I make a proper transition everything falls into place. After that it's my setup

Nice pics though I am not a big fan of center shafted nor putters with holes like the BG moi or the TS viq.

I like the blue like the mizuno paintfill, otherwise I would go with a classic black with red ion.

How much will it cost with nippon 1050 shafts, and when will they be available.

price reduced to 190

Sorry, but I am not interested in any trades.

What is up with that harsh stuff man :D I am dead serious. I want to know if I am the only one who is so picky after a round, since I have been getting some heat lately :wah: .

I was just wondering whether I am the only one who likes to take a swag after a round. After a good round I go with the rewarding macallan. After a poor round lagavulin makes it better. After an average round I go with a stella artois. My pals always tell me I am the only golfer who drinks after a round. I tell them one of my favorite quotes from Thomas Love Peacock " There are 2 reasons for drinking: one is, when you are thirsty, to cure it; the other when you are not thirsty, to prevent it". Please say it aint so that I am the only one.

Last chance and then off to ebay.

I am looking to sell a callaway fusion with a stock shaft in a firm flex. The club is in excellent condition as I have not even brought it to the course yet. I am looking to get $275 shipped obo.

WOW :surprize: that gauge standbag looks sweet. I might have to sell the titleist cbs41 bag that is on the way. From the looks which one looks easier to handle and how much will the bag cost.

heelmman, pm sent.

I am selling a set of three wedges that are in like new cond. 9/10 and have not yet seen a golf course just some practice on the range. I am looking for $210 paypal and shipped obo

What type of carry system does the prgr bag have, it seems it's a regular bag with a stand?

Chris, where can I see a pic of the o bag and how much does it cost. Also what type of carry system does the prgr bag have.

I am open to all suggestions just these seem to catch me the most.

Wow that is really nice work where did you do the finish. Is that a black teflon?

Where can you get a r7 tp for 650 in the states it is usually 800?

I need a new stand bag that is functional and light since I have a bad back. I am looking at the prgr cb403 or the titliest cbs41. I would like to know which has a better organization for irons so they don't get clogged and which is easier to carry. If anyone used any of these two or can compare both it would be greatly appreciated.

I agree with primo that there are some player cb's that are not exactly player cb's, however they are not what you call gi. But a gi player cb still has most of the characteristics of a player cb even though they don't look like a blade at address. Also a lot of the people probably could use the extra forgiveness, but for me even though I know I probably should use a x-16 but I can't stand the look and therefore I am getting a set of scratch. I have also compared a set of mp30 to tit. 804 and I hit the miz. just as well because when I look down I have confidence that I can hit it even though on mis**ts I might get more punished than the tit. 804 but the offset just knocks me off. I have never seen the gd or mp-27 in person but I would assume they are very similiar to player cb's although the miz. more than the gd since they have the jacked lofts. However after all this I would have to say they should not be in a different category.

I am on the range making my way through my clubs, and finally I take out my TM 510 tp. My first shot is a nice draw about 250, but after my second shot I notice my club is a bit light. I look down in horror to see my head is 70 yds. down the range :-D :wah: :mad: . This absolutely ruined my day at the range and shattered my hopes of getting a round of golf. I am now thinking of going with a steel shaft in my driver since I am so much more confident with steel in my fw. Does anybody know of a good steel shaft for a driver.

I am looking for some reccomendations as to what shaft I should use I am either going with the rifle spinner, dg wedge, or nippon 1050. In my irons I am getting the flighted rifle, so should I stay consistent with rifle spinner, or go with nippon which I heard feels great with wedges?