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fairwayfinder

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  1. These are great Blade Golf 56 and 60 deg wedges, copper underlay forged, great clubs. The 56 is chrome with a S300 Sensicore tourwrap grip, in 8.5 of 10 condition, rechromed by Blade when I got it, it was a Blade Golf Prototype 60 deg is Satin S200 shaft, Tourwrap (I think) condition 9 of 10 bought new from Blade. Great clubs, just time to switch it up! $100 shipped and Paypalled
  2. Its the exact black satin finish Chris had. Its cool, not too matte but not shinny at all.
  3. Any black oxide finish will wear to bear metal after hitting balls. Its the same thing they used on the Rusting Scotty putters. Then it will start to rust. Black oxide is more of a coating than a finish, take care of it as you would a gun barrel.
  4. This is a review of two very high end wedges Specs Hiro M Wedge 56.10 Black with NS850 stiff shaft Mizuno Custom Japan M Stamp Black Satin 60 deg DGS300 After three chipping session this is what I found Everything is from chipping only so far, all around the green play Looks at new- The black looks great on both, the Custom M Stamp only is MUCH simpler making it better to look at, but the Hiro is not bad at all. Both have a great simular shape. Classic styling in both. Feel- The Hiro gets my vote on this one, it may be the shaft but it is a bit more buttery. The Mizuno is Great with a bit more Click, some people like that more, just a personal thing. Wear- Oh Man the Mizuno looks great after hitting tons of balls. The sand shots scratched the face, nothing too bad. The bottom wipes off near new. The Hiro finish looks very worn. Rusting on the bottom even after wiping off after use, we have high humidity. Each sand shot ate right trough the back finish. It shows a nice hitting area mark. Grooves- Both are top notch, I like the Mizuno a bit better on fast stopping shots, the Hiro is also very good. Overall, the Mizunos with the Nippons would win hands down. I like the Mizunos better slightly in playability. The finish on the Hiro is no where near as good as the Mizuno. Both grinds are excelent for me. For your $200 both are premium wedges with the Mizunos winning slightly, because of looks.
  5. I have a Straight faced Gemini 355 10.5 being reshafted with a TW54 right now 3 wood is Launcher Ti with TR27.3 7 wood is 200 Tour smoothie with Stiff Flex HM-4 fuji Utility 23 deg Hogan hybrid HM-4 Fuji X Stiff 5-pw is MR23CB S200 GW is Mizuno Custom 51 T Series Black (on the way) SW is Hiro Matsumoto 56.10 Black LW is Mizuno Custom 60 T Series Black (on the way)
  6. I am looking for a Gap Wedge to go between my MR23CB US and my Hiro M 56. Tell me what you have. Money to spend now! Matt
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