Phillip Alexander

......just when I thought there was going to be a quiet moment....... Simply beautiful!

gocchin, any one ever tell you, you are a genius?? You should be called the JDM encyclopedia!!

I have just been to the Pro Shop to have a look. These wedges are just beautiful and a real winner in my view. In addition the information and pictures are just first class.

Well done gocchin. I was also about to enquire about the bounce angles. PS Any chance of getting a photo of the face of the 61*??

gocchin, any photos of the Gauge carry bag?? (probably wouldn't ask this question to any one else but you) In fact I think you are the ONLY one who could provide this, if indeed possible.

This is probably a silly question, however do you know the cpms on the Mach Line and the Axiv. I am actually considering one of the original Axivs, with a low kick point. The review to date has been very good, and I'm sure we all look forward to future reviews.

Chris, is currently using these. Good enough for the master......

"Golf clubs are like jewelry in Asia" .......and in my house in Australia. Some how I just get the feeling China is not big on speciality wedges....and that is a very hot topic on this site at the moment. Personally I don't mind paying a few extra bucks to get the real thing, or the sexy thing, etc. I like the golf equipment on TSG in terms of quality, price and dare I say it bling.

I like my Mizuno UX2. Just my 2 cents worth.

I too look forward to the review and the comparison in characteristics between the Axiv and the Mach Line.

Thanks Dave, you're a champion!!

Blader-X it seems you are not the only one who likes different shafts in your wedges. It seems to me a lot of members like the Nippons for their irons, but go for True Temper for their wedges. If Jack were to find the perfect approach wedge from 30 yards, his handicap would go from 14 to 4. It also seems I'm not the only one in this category, with significant interest in all wedge posts. The Epons that have been "Carltoned", have been received very well.

My hand mades arrived yesterday from dcc14. I'm thinking of having these shafted up with NS Pro 1150s in either S or perhaps X. Prior to purchasing the shafts, I thought I would check with my "collegues" for a shaft recommendation. I have to say the photos of the hand mades on the site do them no justice. They are simply beautiful in "the flesh".

Well I'm chomping at the bit, which I'm sure everybody else is!!

Do you know the cpm on the shaft??

Good looking putter.... ....but hey they are ALL good looking putters!!!

Perhaps there should be a capital raising or an IPO.......any other suggestions???

Are we able to get a photo of the face of this wedge?? Amongst a number of very high quality wedges, this one could very well be my favourite. Quite frankly we are all spoilt with the offerings of Scratch, Epon, Yururi and the impending Chikara. No wonder we all love TSG

I am truly sadened to hear of the demise of Gauge / G-Field. Having been a member of the site for the last two years, I have enjoyed all the commentary of the members who have been lucky enough to own these clubs. Who knows what the future holds, however I'm sure if the brand / product was resurected it would be welcomed by the members of TSG. Good luck to the Gauge directors. May prosperity shine again on them.

I haven't hit these, but they look very good in my opinion. Overall I enjoy the design. Just my 2 cents worth.

This may be old news for most of the members on the site, however there is no standard manufacturers flex ratings among the shafts. One manufacturers "R" could be anothers "A" or "S". The only true measure of course is the cpm machine. The shafts sold on this site come with the cpm measurement. However my reason for posting was to find out what unusual events have occurred taking the manufacturers label as gospel.

Mr Rambo, fantastic explanation!!

Living in Australia myself I know a number of the boys who play in Japan. I'm sure the feel of the driver is just exceptional. All round good rig.

Chris could you pm me the cost of 13 cord grips inclusive of delivery. Jack

Tuned by Carlton. I like the raw shape of the Yururi......but I also like Carlton's sole grinds. Maybe asking for a bit much....but what's a ho to do??