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Against my better judgement I purchased a Japanese market golf bag from "another" Japanese internet retailer. My item arrived in the US over a week ago via EMI (Express Mail International), and according to the USPS website is still in customs today. As I understand it, I have no way of finding out any information on my item other than what's available on the USPS website (basically nothing) and may wait up to a month before my item is released. I have never, never had this issue with anything I've purchased through my good friends here at TSG. After this experience, I can assure you that I will never again to to a retailer other than TSG to purchase Japan market golf goods. In the meantime, anyone have any advice other than just simply waiting it out?

Winwin fairway wood covers are all original with great detailed stitching and finish. The high grade poly urethane and poly urethane enamel cover features a soft fur inside with magnetic enclosure. These designs were limited and sold out quickly. The one I have is new and in the original packaging. FW headcover has velcro number badges to accommodate 3-7 woods. They retail for $70 plus shipping from Japan. I am asking $55 shipped for the FW cover.

I'm very happy with mine. It seems to fit me perfectly. You need to have a pretty good idea of your ideal spec's before you spend the $$'s on this one though. It ain't like you can take it back and trade it for another one.

This is a new WinWin Style 2009 "Dragon" Stand bag. This is a limited edition bag is one of only 50 or so pieces produced. Made of high quality poly urethane and enamel, the Dragon Stand Bag is a nice sized bag with lots of pockets and a 9" opening. I bought this bag to use at the end of this season but its just not practical for my playing habits (riding cart). This is the coolest bag I have ever seen, and very high quality. The bag is expensive but without a doubt unique. I'm asking $400 shipped, which is a heck of a deal on this bag. I'm not interested in any trades and the price is firm. Email me with any questions.

I received mine this week but haven't had an opportunity to try it out as we still have snow on the ground from 2 weeks ago and it has been at or below freezing here in Virginia every day since first of December (or at least thats the way it seems). How do you like it so far? Comparisons to others? Thanks.

Not trying to be sarcastic, but why would you not just buy the Burner forged?

Tario, are these irons still available? I do not see them in the pro shop.

Hey, thanks for the feedback. I'm assuming that these do NOT have the progressive head size a la the standard Burner irons???

I received this headcover along with another with my recent purchase of a Golds Factory putter from Chris. I kept one and do not need this one. I'll take $30 plus $5 for US shipping and $13 international shipping.

Enquiring minds want to know...... what is the difference between the "Egg" and the "Egg Spoon"? Why the $75 price difference? Thanks.

I played mine for the first time today and was very impressed with the distance on good swings. No question, longer than any driver I've played in the last 4 years, including the Epons. The Bassara Griffin shaft seems to be a good fit for me. Thanks for the advice T...

Just ordered one, 10 degree draw biased, square face, Griffin shaft. Will report on results once I receive and (hopefully, weather permitting) get a chance to play.

I carry a PW (47), gap wedge (52), sand wedge (56) and lob wedge (60). All Miura's with KBS Tour black nickel shafts.

Mizuno Japan putter headcover, magnetic closure, red/black $20 shipped Mizuno caps, winter style (corduroy type fabric) $25 shipped for both. Everything is in excellent shape, headcovers used one season, caps worn maybe twice. Paypal accepted.

I am considering replacing the 8-PW in my MP-27 set with a something in the Mizuno line with a little smaller profile. Does anyone know which values represent offset in Japanese script? I am reviewing the information on the Mizuno Japan website but can't figure out which values are for offset in order to compare my MP-27s to some of the other models. Anyone have a recomendation as far as a good fit? I am considering the MP-32 and MP-60 as alternatives. Want to find something that has a smaller profile yet not dramatically different in terms of topline and offset. Any advice would be appreciated.

Tell me about that shaft......is it what is described on Harrison's website as the "prototype" or something else? Thanks.

Alright Gocchin, how much for this baby (the green and white one)? I want one!! http://www.mizuno.jp/catalog/index.php?category=1290040010

Don't mean to hijack your thread, but I too am interested in more feedback on the 460 craft. I owned a 425 with a Rombax 6x07 which was too stiff for me, so the combo did not work. I am a Mizuno guy and currently play the MP600 which I like just fine, but being the club whore that I am, I'm still thinking about the 460 craft.

Email or PM tourspecgolfer on this site. He can get one for you.

I had a Mizuno MP Craft with one in stiff and it was a bit too much for my swingspeed (90-93 MPH)

I'd like to be first in line when you decide to sell this driver Chris........thanks!

Sent you a PM. Thanks.

Sent you a PM

Looking for a set of MP-27's. Let me know if you have some you'd like to sell. Thanks.