jonny5

Would this be the japan produced mizuno mp wedge? i look at those too, but i'm guessing you're refering to the mizuno usa wedges right?

Zodia U.S Spec? I have heard some carry the Zodia Line in the U.S for ridiculous prices, I'm talking more than Japan costs. IMHO zodias are great wedges but for a raw finish semi mass produced head, charging 240.00 retail is insane, A zodia wedge for what it is should cost 150 - 175.00. Miura wedges are good though Himeji forged old style designs, I suggest the Miuraism line if anyone wants to go the miura route the designs are slightly more new age yet have the ugliest stampings. There is a ton of dusty U.S miura stock that needs a home from what I hear and prices although low already may be hitting close out soon. My vote for ultimate wedge would be a Custom Mizuno Mp series w/ NS Pro 850 shaft at D3-D4 w/ Square grooves. 2nd place the Tourstage X-wedge Black or Satin. If you enjoy small heads, The gauge GAS1 SG, and also the Fourteen low bounce works very well. Paul do you have the URL to the U.S zodia site? pictures~~ pictures~~~ :cool:

Howsit Jonny. Here are some of my favorite. Zodia, Scratch, FourteeN, also, I haven't tried them, but the Gauge look pretty nice too. hi jim, Thanks, those are all very nice, just looking for some suggestions from experiences. What bounce are your Zodias and how do you like it? :love: Also, where can I try those wedges in the LA area? thanks, jon

any suggestions? currently playing cg10's. Thanks

haha, dang, juan, I don't know what to say.... they are too beautiful. I only wish I had your kinds of worries.... :cool:

damn, i dunno anymore, THEY ARE SOOO FINE~~~ :love: whichever one u pick, let me know if you want to sell the other set. :money:

email me at [email protected] with the pictures of the 58 and 50. Thanks.

I agree with the sonartec suggestion. Also try mizuno mp-001 and the 980f (that should be easier to hit than the 970's). O ya, v-steel too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...me=STRK:MEWA:IT I've been eyeing the Trick too. This isn't the 'new' one you talking about? No, that's the old Trick. New one is Trick S.S. (Shling Strap); http://www.ogio.com/products/display.cfm?c...=412500&color=1 I see some retailers stating availability in December! They announced the product in Dec/Jan... Must be having real production problems with the Shling Strap. If the strap works as well as they claim, it would be the biggest innovation in club carrying systems since retractable legs :cool: What are the Sling Strap suppose to do? Just how bad is the Ogio straps? Because I don't think I'm going to wait till Dec. to get a back and was thinking the Ogio Trick, T/S standbag or titleist standbag.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...me=STRK:MEWA:IT I've been eyeing the Trick too. This isn't the 'new' one you talking about, right? What's the difference btw. the trick and the trick s.s?

dodge, primo, where can i find this jones hurakan bag? where to look for these? thanks.

What's the big difference between Ogio Exo and the Ogio Trick? I see the compartments and they seem similar. Only differences are the price and the exterior looks. At least that's what I can see online. yes, tourstage bag is very attactive but I don't know how it looks like other than the pictures on the catalog....anyone have pix?

lots of talk of that bag, what's so special about it? It does look good on the outside. The OGio exo has amazing compartments but ugly exterior. If the CBS41 has that kind of compartment spaces...im pretty sold. p.s. anyone have some pictures of the CBS41 from the top? and the Tourstage stand bag?

hi all, I'm in the market for a new stand bag because my nike bag just don't cut it. The irons get too bundled up and i can't fit my Driver, 3 wood, 5 wood and 1 util club in the biggest compartment. It's really bothering me. I read on other forums and many people use the Ogio Exo. I looked online and it does have amazing compartment spaces and grooves to hold the irons however, it's ugly. I look online at the tourstage stand bag and it looks pretty cool, but no pictures of the compartments... Also the titleist bag looks awesome too. Can you guys recommend me what you guys have used and/or liked in terms of a stand bag? I don't think I will use a staff bag anytime soon. Just need your input and photos are nice too ! :cool:

thanks jim

where can i go online to search for some specs? a friend got a set of Z101 but doesn't know the loft for PW. I went on bs-golf.com then link to tourstage.com and it's just flash screen.... no real product information and such. Anyone got any info?

The titleist does not have the grooves like the Daytripper. I had one of those and to me the grooves did not make a difference. I had a problem with my nike tour also. The big problem with the nike is that the main pocket is just to small, when more than one item is put in it, it jammed my irons and everything else. The titleist has 4 full length dividers and 7 sections. It also has some great pocket's. When the main pocket is stuffed it sort of expands and does not jam up the irons. pic of divider: http://www.villagephotos.com/viewimage.asp?id_=9466327 I would highly recommend one if you have had frustations getting clubs out of the bag with your Nike as I did. Jin, I can't see the pix, hehe, and thanks for your advice. I'm thinking that bag or the tourstage stand bag.

i see some on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...ssPageName=WDVW http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...ssPageName=WDVW

how about the spacing for ur irons, I really want a bag that has grooves like the callaways that has the grooves to keep the irons somewhat steady. My nike bag keep bunching up the irons.... does the titleist bag have it?

Just watch the movie "The Last Samurai". Especially the part where Cruise is narrating about the japanese village people and what they do from dusk till dawn. That's the kind of spirit put into their crafts.

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...

wonder what driver, putter he got... or is the the whole entire set from D to putter? is he any good at golf? I know kenny G is, and that mark walhberg and mark mcguire are sluggers... but marc anthony? hard to imagine...but if kenny G can, i guess he can.

LOL boys and golf.....

those are amazing. you say the mizuno us is terrible compare due to QC, why is that? just curious.

I want a pair but my shoe size is 11-11.5. The tourstage shv450 is out of the question right because they make up to size 10 only? How about the Mizuno Crossfit ? I'd like to get a pair of the more contemporary styled shoes.