hornyjuan

Limited to Japan. So most likely will not show up in the US market. Alot of TM items are first released in Japan then released in the US. This set will most likely never end up in the states due to the cost.

In comparison with Epon and GD NC-1's what do you think?

SCHUWEEEET! Now go hit them and tell us how they play. I'm dying to pull the trigger on these.

Nice. Now I can complete my entire set. Any word if they'll make wood head covers for all their characters?

Reminds me of the Bridgestone X5000...the one with the little diamond cut shapes in the cavity crossbred with mr23 us spec. Looks phenominal but I'm still digging the the mg801 looks wise.

Look at the muscle on that blade!

Chris what's the price on these?

Is that copper finish in the cavity?

AHHHH THE MUSIC :tsg_smilie_whistle:

Pricing?

The first image is 2 years old. The second image has yet to be released. Newer design, removable weights, full muscle cavity.

I'm assuming this is a limited set :tsg_smilie_money3:

LOL So what was your question? :tsg_smilie_whistle:

Gauge Design Japan = Original Japanese Brand G-Field = Gauge Design's venture into the U.S. market 1. Forged Cavity was the first generation Gauge Design Japan irons. Different design and great irons. Long and forgiving. I still own a set in black teflon 2. Gauge Design Japan NC-1 vs G-field NC-1 (both companies released irons). This is from Chris's review: In Distance they are equals In Forgiveness they are equals In Feel i give the edge to the Original NC-1 being that the G-Field version feels a rad more firm and I like soft. In Workability to the G-Field NC-1 easier to work and manipulate ball flight. Design I give to the G-Field as well. There are no really huge differences, if you got along with one you will love the other. 3. CCB1 is probably a more user friendly iron. More for the higher handicap vs the NC-1 which is a more player's iron.

My predictions: 4. PRGR 3. Tourstage 2. Mizuno Drumroll!!!!!! 1. GD

Say your name is Shijeffy Maruyama :tsg_smilie_smile: In all honestly I browsed through their site and didn't see any customization options. The bear looks EVIL :tsg_smiley_laughatyou:

These are sooo money. Never released stateside mind you so definetly a rarity.

BTW. The fit on these seems a tad larger than say the putter cover that comes with your putter. Either way they are amazing covers and well worth the $45 price tag. I can't believe you bought that $325 cover Chris!!

Talk to Ari at Scratch. I'm sure he has his own plater and maybe even get the japan finish for a pretty penny.

Is this for sale Chris?

So when you selling them Chris :tsg_smilie_whistle:

If money were no object :tsg_smilie_money3: WHY OH WHY! But then again, you could buy 3 retail sets :tsg_smilie_whistle:

Good FREAKIN LOOKING set! So I guess this is what they call TOUR ISSUE!

The sole looks like a PENIS!!! All kidding aside, I actually own one and hit it wayyyy too high. Distance is decent but not amazing especially since it's a nonconforming driver. Feel is ok but the sound at impact is dreadful. Very hollow. If you can get past the sound and feel at impact it's a decent driver...not for the price though.

That box on the top left face is cool. Very subtle detail but definetly cool.