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Henry

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    I was interested to see Chris' comments on club fitting in another forum thread.  I was about to pull the trigger on going to Club Champion Golf to get fitted. They do have a selection of Japanese equipment including all the Epon, Fourteen and Homna lines. I do understand fitting is based off Trrackman, smash factor etc. and I have known people to spend a ton of money getting the "right shaft" only to go back to their old equipment after several months. With that being said, for those that have been club fitted, what has your experience been? 

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    Noticing a difference in iron loft between the US version and Japanese version. If you look on the US website, 4 iron loft is 20 degrees. If you look on the Japanese website, 4 iron loft is 19 degrees. Other than that, it seems to be the same iron. Am I missing something?  Would there be any other differences like where the irons are produced? If its the same factory, would there be 2 different productions for each market? I just find this perplexing.    

  3. I have played every VG3 irons since I think 2012. I have found different years irons alternate between the "soft" forged feel when striking the ball to the clicky feel. I thought the 2014 alliteration was the most clicky feel while the 2016 and 2018 versions have more of a softer feel. These are the best irons I have ever played. Looking forward to see what they do for the 2020 version.      

  4. A purley wild and crazy guess....If you look at the background on the website for the add, "What is Cheetah Technology," it shows round circles that appear to be hollow. Perhaps something to do with increased clubhead speed incorperated into the driverhead somehow..... 

  5. Completely agree..... you need to like the head and shape of the driver first. For me, I don't like a driver that has a high back end. I am more of a sloping down back end (ie Ping, VG3). I will always choose that first, then I try to find a shaft to match. If someone says this is the "best driver ever", if it does not meet my aesthetic requirements, I wont even consider it.