BigEasy

I'm looking for an Epon 501 7 iron head only. I don't mind a demo head. Let me know if you have one for sale. Thanks!

Title says it all. I need an Epon iron ferrule. If you have an extra, let me know. Thanks!

This is the first version. Make an offer for the head only if you're serious. I'm posting from Illinois. Thanks.

Up for sale is a PRGR Egg Spoon 15* 3 wood with a Diamana Redboard 83 S. It's in excellent condition; no marks on the crown and the face and sole are also very clean. Asking $375 shipped. PM me with any questions. Somehow, this posting page wouldn't upload the pictures. I'll try to upload the pics again later. PM me with your e-mails adress if you want the pictures earlier. Thanks!

Are you saying you're replacing the 19* 910H because it's short? Do you expect more distance from a 19* hybrid when your iron distance is similar to mine? If so, how much?

I've played Epon mixed sets for 2 years and have a good idea how far each club hits the ball. Here's my distance for your reference. AF-301 8 iron (38*): 152 yards AF-501 7 iron (34*): 163 yards AF-501 6 iron (30*): 175 yards AF-901 25*: 188 yards (longest iron I carry) Titleist 910H 21: 200 yards TM TP Rescue 17: 215 yards

I have for sale a TourStage 901 driver in near mint condition with GD EV-7 stiff shaft. Club length is about 45.25" and it comes it the original grip and headcover all in near mint condition. Greatest TourStage driver I've tried to date both in terms of distance and dispersion. (I've played all the TS drivers in the past 12 years, except the 705.) No marks anywhere on the club head or the shaft. $375 shipped. For some reason, I cannot upload the pictures, so please e-mail me at [email protected] for pictures and questions. (I'll try to upload the pics when I get home tonight.)

Price drop: $525 shipped.

I'm letting go of this great driver Kamui 456 Proto driver fitted with Graphite Design DI-6 stiff shaft. Ordered from tourspecgolf. D3 at 45.5". 8.2* loft (still hits plenty high). 1 degree open face. 201g head. This driver is very long and dispersion is tight. Near mint condition. Price Drop: $525 shipped.

If anyone has either of these bags for sale, shoot me a PM.

Title says it all. Looking for a used PRGR 13* Egg Spoon head only or shafted with a decent stiff shaft. Let me know if you have one for sale. Thanks.

Sounds like I'll have to look for the 46P plus model in 9*. I like deep-face, unforgiving, penetrating drivers.

It's about time to look for a new driver. After trying some onoff irons for a short time earlier this year, I got interested in drivers from this brand. I believe the red ones are more of players clubs? If so, I'd be interested in a red model in 9* loft. My question is, which Onoff red driver should I look? 2010 model or an older model? Any comments will be appreciated.

Title says it all ... Looking to buy 5-PW AF-501 irons. Please PM me. Thanks.

Does anyone know what material was used for the "Miura forged" Onoff CB247 and where is was forged?

If these irons are shafted with Nippons from the factory, would they be taper tips or parallel?

I have lately bought #5, #4, and #3 HI-660 irons from different sellers and they all look sifferent from one another in an interesting way. They're so different that I cannot use them in a set. The #5 head has a way thinner topline than the other two. I also has a significantly deeper cavity than the others. It has some offset, although it's way less than Epon 901. The head height/depth is higher/deeper than the other two also. The #4 head has a very thick topline (thicker than the #5 or the #3 iron head) and the head height is significantly shorter/shallower than the #5 and a little shallower than the #3. The #3 head is the most interesting one and my favorite. I like this one most because it has very little amount of offset. The offset is way less than the other two. It has a little thicker topline than the #5, which has very thin topline, but I like this having very little offset. This one is also very different from the other two because it has "V2" on the hosel and the number "3" in white paintfill on the sole is located in the center of the sole, while #5 and #4 have the numbers on the side of the sole in dark grey paintfill. Head depth is shallower than #5 but higher than the #4. I guess they were made in different years? I was till surprised to see the head profiles so different from each other in (1) top line, (2) amount of offset, and (3) head height/depth, and (4) writings. Does anyone know which one is the most recent version? Where can I find a #5 and #4 heads in the third version with minimal offset? Anyway, I found it interesting and wanted to share.

Good to hear that Epon finally is offering 8.5* loft. That makes me give it another try. I didn't like the high trajectory of the 101. Can anyone compare the face depths of the 101 and 102? The same face depth or slightly shallower face will be perfect.

Have a mint set. PM me if interested.

Awesome. Got couple questions. Do they say the players' names anywhere on the shafts? How do you know which is for which player? When were they made? Where and how did you get them? Thanks.

Good to hear you like them. I have two questions. Do you see any advantages (or disadvantages) in distance with these irons? What is the feel/sound like with the 7-4 irons with the undercut?

Thanks, Gocchin!

210cc? Oh, well... I may have to pass.

Nice review. Never thought of Yamaha as a fairway wood brand but I might have to try one of these. The face doesn't look that much shallow, which is great. The face looks quite round, though, like Fourteens, which I don't care for. Does it say who makes the shaft anywhere on it?

Love the head profile. It's TM's first nice iron design in my book. The PRPR iron looks pretty good, too. How much offset does it have on the 7 iron?