Phillip Alexander

Man.....that golf course looks like a candidate for the US Open!!

Everybody is entitled to an opinion......my opinion is the studio hand mades are probably the best.... however it is an individual thing. In terms of manufacture Chris or gocchin would be the best to advise. PS Rumour has it that there were only 50 sets ever made of the hand mades (most of which have been sold and purchased through the BST at Tour Spec)

I'd say the club was made 2/7/05. Good lookin club, for not much money.

Probably a question for gocchin. The Roddio has been a big hit on TSG. Just interested to see which pros are using the Roddio.

Good advice!! Thanks for the tip.

I have a Taylor 510 from the Japanese tour van. It could do with a shaft upgrade, however its an absolute beast so far as distance is concerned. .......God knows what it would be like with a Roddio in it!!

Spoon, once you get the GFT 4 wood, it would be good to post a comparison between the GFT and he Epon.

I've always thought the G-Field 4 wood was a good choice of fairway wood......oh yeah, the rest of the bag is very schmick as well!! Thanks for posting.

Blader-X.....just pure. Great set up!!

Wedges are a hot topic on the forum at the moment. The better we can make the scoring club, the better we will score.

A club fitter is a good place to start in terms of the legth that suits you the best. Swing weight of course is more of a feel thing. As we all know....experimenting is fun!!

Roddio shafts in a set of irons, you are one very sick puppy...... ......of course Jack is simply green with envy!! Please post your bag, in the what's in the bag section, it's an absolute beauty.

The more I look at this, the better I realise the bag is. Keep up the good work wise boys, the On Off bag is the BEST!!

A couple of interesting points here: 1) The Axivs are still very good shafts 2) Get the best advice available as to which one suits you the best

515 is comendable. A little more information about the man himself would be useful.

Every body has their favourites. My BB2 was on fire today in the foursomes championship. ....... enough said from Jack!!!

I must say the guys and girls on the site have a soft spot for the Nippons. Personally I think they play better than the TT Dynamics......but this has been well covered in another post.

I wouldn't be selling them!! Chris you are truly a very generous man to put these up. I'm sure they will be sold within the hour!!

For those of you who have purchased one of these could you do a review??

I notice the raw Yururi wedges gave a similar grind on the leading edge to the Marumans.

The "grind" to which you refer, lowers the leading edge of the club without reducing the bounce. I have tinkered with this myself over the years, and the clubs do become easier to use. That said, Carlton Matsui (TBC777) and Ari Techner (Fairway Fred) are far more qualified than I to give a detailed explanation of the benefits of various grinds on a wedge. Carlton owns Chikara wedges and Ari Scratch wedges. Scratch are available in the pro shop and Chikara will be shortly. Good post!!

460 always seems a little big to my eye. Just a personal thing. 380- 420 with a good shape is just about perfect. The Epon 380 is very, very good cosmetically in my opinion.

Chris, has the golden ratio improved the golden ratio i.e. sand saves / par saves from missed greens?? If so, I think we are all keen on the golden ratio!! The wedge itself does have a certain cosmetic appeal at address. My question is the same as others ie what lofts and bounce angles does the wedge come in? I also notice there is a significant amount of Yururi creeping into your bag....very interesting!!

I'm sure everyone has a favourite among the toplines pictured above. Which one??....and why??

I am not at all surprised when I hear people are playing 10 year old Mizuno irons......"quality is remembered long after price is forgotten".