hornyjuan

The NEW 04 Maru's or old 04 Maru's or 03 Maru's or....what generation has it gotten to now???

So what do they play like Joe? TFR without the ballooning? Similiar to the NSPRO?

LOL...Pump and Dump

Richard can still get (or do you have) Miura Giken heads? Not the new NA Miura which are good but in a different league.

LOL...Did this get banned on BSG???

LOL customer service. DM could give a rat's ass what you think. It's his listing so he can do whatever he likes.

http://www.taylormadegolf.com/r7/ Click "explore the R7 quad TP" Click "TLC Configurator"

The first week or so putting cross-handed is very awkward but once you get used to it you may never go back. But then agian, you may hate it so it all depends on whatever makes you comfortable. Most comfortable crosshand for me is left pinky interlocked with right index. On longer putts(were talking about 15+ feet) i'd suggest using traditional putting. But I think the main benefit of cross-hand is the square shoulders (just take a look in the mirror and compare the two).

How can you tell??? Tim If the picture is to proportion...look at the sole compared to the ball. Looks very thick to me...maybe someone who has seen the club can chime in.

MSRP on the 05 RAC TP is $1200...so street price right out the getgo is probably $900-$1000. Only difference is that the US set offers 3-PW instead of the 4-PW. I'm interested in the new 05 LT's...should be an awesome club if their anything like the old LT's. That set will go for $600 street price so good bang for your buck.

Looks to have a very thick sole. Nice exotic design though but might look too thick for my taste.

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BRING BACK THE NUDEE GALLERY!! :cool:

Any club where you can make adjustments during the round will be deemed illegal. Also with many of the back weighted putters...the backpiece has to be connected to the front or must be touching the ground...not too sure on the last rule though.

VA , if you are talking about this one http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...7108957573&rd=1 I am also very suspicious of it . The way his ad reads made me question the the auction . Would not touch this with a 10 foot pole . Well he's charging $700 starting bid. You can get those at a TM dealer brand new for that much.

woooooooooooooo Very nice Chris. But yeah...JohnnyTN is a proto vokey wedge whore.

Where's the 404 Chris?? Is that the Izawa proto you were selling?

PROTO GA00SP or type 1 SM490A

Joey Kwok is a certified Fujikura dealer so he probably knows alot more about Fuji shafts. I would say 553 (50g), 693tr(70g), 660tr(70g), 671te(60g) are all BADASS fuji shafts. Try the new zcom line as I have heard alot of hype about it (especially the mw54,64,74) depending on how heavy you like your shafts :laugh: (not trying to be disgusting).

Just ask DEMO MAN how much he has spent on rare collectable Camerons? Yes it might be ridiculous but their is a market for these things...just like selling a strand of Britney Spear's pubic hair on ebay or a Britney Spear's fart that a dude captured in a ziplock bag (This was an actual auction...no joke) :smile2:

You have to fill out a 1672 questions personality test that certifies you as a club ho afficianado. J/P I'm sure Chris will make a nifty form with all sorts of feedback ratings :smile2:

Yup...any kind of finish will wear without maintenance. I use krylon fusion for plastics (no priming required). I wouldn't reccommend spraying it on the face as it will fill in the grooves...mainly on the sole. Should keep it going for 50-100 more swings depending on how beat up the mats are or the surface you hit on. The 2nd gen teflon is called Silverstone...don't know how durable it is in relation to the golfing world because it's meant more for cooking and withstanding high heat. Refinishing a set in teflon is ridiculously expensive...unless Gauge has a connection to dupont :smile2:

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The poster from BSG said November 17th 2004. Not stirring any controversy here but just spreading the info.

A reputable clubmaker like Joe Kwok or Paul at Shreveport golf can probably do it.