BigEasy

Thanks for the offers but it has to be 9.5.

Title says it all. I'm looking for a TourStage 405 or 435 or both for some experiment. PM me if you have either of them for sale.

The RC's standard loft for 5 wood with this particular model (i.e., Type-H) is 19*. 18* is 5+ (strong 5) and 17* is 4.

The 4 iron is sold, and #3 is still available.

I do not know whether the holes were removed for weight purposes. Maybe Chris can answer. You're probably right though because the wholes go almost all the way to the putter face (all the cotton part of the swab can be hidden in the hole), which means quite a bit of weight was removed from the center of the putter. It is very easy to clean the holes. You just need a couple of cotton swabs! Take the look at the picture below. This picture was taken outside this time, so you can judge the color and condition of the putter better. It's very clean and near mint.

OK, I've received some lower offers but $350 shipped would probably be the lowest I could go. Help me recover the funds I paid for my new driver!!! Help my poor old Del Mar 3.5 see the course again!!!

Don't get me wrong. I was saying this Proto putter is as soft (or crispy) as the Pro Platinum Del Mar 3.5. Since PP Del Mar 3.5 is my #1 favorite retail putter, it's always my reference point in judging another putter. But I consider any Pro Platinums to feel "crisp," compared to the older Oil Can Scotties. This Proto GD putter is at least as soft as the Del Mar 3.5. but much more solid because its head weight.

The feel is definitely more crispy. It's not one of the "soft" feeling putters. It feels more like Scotty Pro Platinum putters, especially the Del Mar 3.5. I personally like crispy feeling putters and never liked any of those insert putters. Hope it helps. Will ship it express to Hong Kong without additional shipping.

PM replied.

Price Drop: 3 iron is $105 and the 4 is $85!!! Lofts are 20* and 23*.

The head shape is very similar but this one "looks" more compact and has no model name or anything. The head feels significantly heavier. I'm so sad for the fact that I have to sell this beauty in order to get a new driver. I never thought I would sell this putter.

I have PRGR 220i 3 and 4 irons for sale. They're the best "iron-type" hybrids on the market. The 3 iron comes with Nippon 950 stiff and the 4 iron is head only. The heads are both in near mint condition. The 3 iron is $125 shipped and the 4 iron head is $105 shipped.

This is one of the most beautiful putters I've ever seen. It is a GD Proto from a JPGA tour player. I bought it here from Chris. Comes with black GD grip and a black/red GD putter cover. Head weight is about 360g. Pictures don't do justice as they were taken inside in a haste. Looking to get $375 shipped.

Thanks for the offer, Ari. But since I said I will take it, I will wait for at least 2 days. Also, based on her previous posts, I trust that this won't fall through.

Title says it all. Let me know if you have one for sale. Thanks!

I just checked another post with pictures and one of yours. Looks like it's stiff, which I'm looking for. The head profile is perfect as it is fade biased and looks like it's easy to work the ball, compared to 460P. I WILL TAKE IT!!! LET ME KNOW YOUR PAYPAL. I'LL BE IN AND OUT BUT I'LL SEND THE MONEY AS SOON AS I GET YOUR PAYPAL.

I've also sent you a PM. I may be able to come back only in the afternoon today but I'll take the driver!!! (No one else should make an offer or anything, as it happened to me before.)

I'll probably take it once the following questions are answered. 1. What's the flex of the shaft? 2. Is 430P a deep face model or shallow?

I have a X-Drive 405 but would like to try a newer version. Maybe 430P? Let me know what you have.

I'm looking for Mizuno MP-32 short irons to make a mixed set with MP-60. Let me know what you have. Thanks!

Title says it all. I need 3, 5 and a hybrid cover in black/white colors. Let me know if you have some to sell. I have charcoal/gold sets to trade.

Someone in B/S/T claims that only 1000 of 460P were made. Are the P-versions a limited edition or something? BTW, I love fade-based drivers cause I'm hitting a little too much draw with my XD 405. I'm also hitting this driver too high with stock stiff GD shaft at 9.5*. So I need a driver that hits a little lower (I don't mind a 8.5*) with a little more fade bias. Which one should I go with???

Got some questions. 1. What's the difference between the version with "P" and without? 2. Which one in the pictures is the 430P? Is it the one with the full score line or the other? Is the yellow one the 430P? I'm very interested in a 430cc TS driver to replace my XD 405.

I'm hitting bombs this season with my old TourStage 405 with the stock GD shaft. I was/am going to try a new driver, but I wonder how you guys evaluate this driver??? Any comments? Experiences?

I want to BUY the following clubs. 1. Zodia Origianl KM Tour 53* and 59*. (Swing Weight has to be at least D3, D5 being ideal.) 2. RC Type-H 14* and 17*/18*. (Head only preferred.) 3. Any cool driver from Japan 8.5*-9.5* (TS 460??)