Danj

Beautiful traditional mallet putter, soft solid feel and a gorgeous black finish. 32 inches, metallic blue putter shaft, I seem to remember it being 1 degrees of loft, but I can not guarantee that. Tiny Blemish on face which was like that when I received it. Headcover well worn. I'm based in the UK, so shipping can be expensive. I'll put this up at $400 shipped world wide, the price is negotiable for Europe and UK.

I hit the V which I think is probably the right one for me. I just felt that they could put the P cavity design, in a larger version of the V shape. Make sense? The IB shaft is fantastic.

I've hit these. They re very good. However I feel with some minor changes to the toe shape and a reduction in offset they could have had one of the best irons on the market. People want forgiveness in a traditional head shape, and these are just a little awkward looking to cross over to players after a more traditional look.

Mine came from Aldila. 125 MSI. Not shafted them yet. But to answer your question i don't know if there is a difference.

They do stiff, I've just picked up a couple. The T as far as I'm aware isn't for the flex, but to show it's the 125MSI (T)our version.

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They sound really sweet. The custom blacks look good The matte black looks great on the 430 driver too. It was interesting, they were trying to not get me to look at shafts as they were fitting me. I think they put me into an 85 purple vizard in the driver, and 75 green vizard in the three wood. But results were looking really good.

Got to hit the V and P in these today. While I like the performance of the P, they need work on the headshape. It's too big a change in appearance from the V. The cavity design with out the gooseneck, and the headshape of the V would be perfect even with it's ticker toppline. The V looks great, Hit with the Vizard 105 IB which felt great, and preferred it to the modus. Very tempted by a set of these.

Got to hit the 430, 455s, and the three wood in this today. The 430 With the Purple Vizard shaft was great. Out of the screws I loved the flight, Not sure this was forgiving enough. 455d was good, but I think the 455 is the sweetspot probably for me. The three wood was a winner. It is such a classic looking club. I got about 3 more yards out of it than my i25 three wood, but that has been the best three wood I've ever owned. This looks better, and feels better, and my dispersion was cut in half. Whats not to like?

Any updates on these drivers and fairways?

Any update on these? Saw them at the PGA show and they look fantastic. How are the heavy graphite shaft options?

I had a set of zero offset clubs built once. Thought it would be the answer. It wasn't. While I liked the short irons I'm not sur I ever made solid contact past the 8 iron. A tiny smidge of offset and I'm talking minimal really helps the hands stay ahead and helps you compress the ball better. I'm really enjoying the mp15's I've just put in my bag for this very reason.

Does this copper plating process work with clubs that have tungsten plugs in them? Have you got any before and after shots from used clubs? I'd like to see how much you can refresh a set.

Great driver, maybe the best looking driver ever. Great Condition, not the sexiest of shafts, but it works in this head. I can separate though if that is better. Headcover included £120 Shipped to the UK, international shipping on a case by case basis. Sonartec GS Tour 13 degree X flex Epic fairway. Great condition, some marks to varnish on the crown, but no scratches. Headcover included. £50 Shipped to the UK International shipping on a case by case basis

Love the BB shafts. Low launch low spin, but with a softer feel. Currently use Ahinas and they feel like crap in comparison.