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xjustice09x

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  1. The six in stiff will probably work good for you. The six is a very stable shaft. I have a similar swing speed as you. I had a regular flex in a 3W and it worked good. If it was a heavier shaft I probably would still be playing it.
  2. Can't wait to hear the review. That driver looks sweet.
  3. That looks nce. My sonartec may have some competition in the future
  4. The price drop may be due to this I heard the top is knid of like the HALO. It may not be the prettiest driver on the block, but it could perform well.
  5. They look nice especially the wedge. I had no idea that Yamaha made golf clubs.
  6. I do think that the japanese equipment is high quality, but there are US companies that spend more money on R&D than advertising. The big OEMs may spend millions on advertising and signing the popular pro's, but there are still component companies that make quality products at decent prices. The general public does not know about these things though. They buy what is readily available to them. If their local golf superstore started carrying some high end Japanese clubs more people would hit them and buy them.
  7. I switch between a blade and a mallet. I put a little better right now with the mallet.
  8. That driver looks pretty cool. I wasn't too impressed with the mx500 I hit. I would have rather tried this. But there is probably a pretty good chance it won't be offered in the US any time soon.

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