S2000golfer

The SQ is a standard bore head, NOT blind bore, and NOT through bore. Tipping the Diamana into this head will NOT be needed, unless you are trying to tighten the shaft up a little, or lower the trajectory a bit.

Expect a slightly lower trajectory, and you will also be slightly altering the tip action / bend profile of the tip section.

Any info on the red Diamana would be much appreciated. And is November a date you will actually have them in your hands ready to go?

Finally got the pic to show, tried a different host.

Quite a few tour players "testing" out Nike irons in their spare time, who knows, maybe one day Nike is winning iron counts.

You are hitting the ball plenty, I'd strongly suggest trying the X100's. I do not think any loss of distance should be noticeable. You will see a lower ball flight, and a tighter dispersion, 2 good things!

For you, I'd strongly reccomend a Fujikura Tour Platform.

Here is some Mizuno lie angle tape from today. Sorry the pic came out somewhat blurry, heel on the left, toe side of tape on the right. Nike Pro Combo 9iron std. length/lie/loft/grip with stock SpeedStep S-flex is the 2 pcs. of tape on the left, and my MP-30's 2* up +1/2" are the 3pcs. of tape on the right. Hope this helps.

That is part of the problem, no Left handed test clubs will be available for fitting anytime soon, same experience when we ordered my MP-30's a couple years back, but made pretty darn good calculations. My static measurements standing on a hardwood floor in Nike Shox shoes are 5'11-1/4" tall with a 37" wrist to floor measurement. My MP-30's have even mat marks from toe to heel, just that shots come off the toe of the face (clubs too long?) and contact gets somewhat inconsistant (clubs too long?). So I am just hoping to do the best job possible in ordering the new clubs which I cannot demo. :o

Hoping for some help-I currently play Mizuno MP-30 2-PW with Dynamic Gold X100's that are +1/2" in length and 2* upright lie angles. Now my contact is inconsistant, some thin, some fat, but 80% of the shots are off the toe. I also experience too much draw with the short irons. I was told that the toe miss and inconsistant contact are due to the clubs playing too long, and the over drawing due to length + lie = too upright. So I took a std. lenth and lie 9iron demo of a Nike Pro Combo with SpeedStep stiff flex shaft and the contact seemed to move close to the center of the face but it felt like the toe was catching into the hitting mat, however the draw was gone, which is good. So would this lead to a proper diagnosis being that I need standard length irons at 2* upright lies? I ask because I am ordering the new Pro Combo Tour irons, and based on these details the store's rep suggested them std. length +2* upright. Thanks everyone :wink:

Those are NOT Pro Combo's, those are Split Cavity prototypes that are not going public, I have previously posted details of new Nike clubs.

Nice Accra Tour model in Quigley's Fusion :cool: see they don't need shafts that cost over a $100 :whistle:

As far as I am aware, the cust. service reps. at Mizuno USA always tell me that the heads are shipped from Japan for all of it, drivers, irons, wedges, etc., then all assembly is done here in the US. So I would assume that it all comes from the same exact place.