Milo

Looking for MP33/MP37. 2-PW if poss, 3-PW otherwise. Preferably brushed finish but not necessary. If nickel chrome finish dings and chips are acceptable on backs and soles but faces and grooves MUST be in top class condition. Stiff or X stiff shaft (depending on weight) or RF/PX equivalent. Will pay via PP or telex transfer depending upon seller. You can email me pictures to [email protected]. Many thanks, Milo.

With the muscle going in a straight line accross the back it sounds like a Miz proto version of the retail Nike forged blade head. The funky finish? Who knows?

My vote is to consider the MP60s. The more I hit these clubs the more impressed I am with what a capable compromise club they are. Might even consider dropping my MBs and buying some for myself. Good luck.

Now using Crossline Sofcord on my irons and the standard Crossline on my woods. Sofcord is much harder, with no give at all. However, there is no doubt that traction is greater and I would buy them again due to the wet, humid climate we have here. In drier conditions I would prefer the standard Crossline.

Blader, Hope you enjoyed your Asia golf. During the summer here I use a fresh (not necessarily brand new)glove every hole. Terrible. Happy golfing, Milo.

Lamkin crossline. Shanghai is extremely hot and humid for at least 5 months of the year but the crossline is super tacky after a quick rub with a dry towel. They also seem to have a good compromise between firmness and feel. Have yet to try the crossline cord which I suspect might be even better.

Maybe not too big a loss. When I hit the MP003 it did not feel particularly spectacular. They might have received similar feedback from others. Best wishes, Milo.

Have you found a new job yet?

First, thanks to all for a highly informative source of golf information. I hit the MP oo3 9.5 in Shanghai this afternoon with a Fujikura stiff shaft . I did not hit more than 30 balls and only had my own 9.5 R7 400cc for comparison. The MP oo3 face seemed less lively than the R7's but I was hitting crapped out range balls and the difference was marginal. The Mizuno was, however, decidedly more solid and less tinny and I preferred the "feel" over both the R7 and the MX500 I hit a couple of weeks ago. Ball flight trajectory was lower but carry was similar and roll slightly longer. Best of all, in my opinion, was the workability. Fades and draws were easily callable in the same way as my 905T which has an Aldila 75S shaft. In summary, after a very short test session, I would say it's a firm, controllable, confidence enhancing head that I would be happy to consider. But, being an Aldila fan, I would reshaft, hit with pro1vs and see how it compared to the Titleist before making a decision to buy. And the rep told me the screws were most definitely fixed. Hope that helps. Milo. P.S. Does anyone know how I can get some custom Titleist 695MBs made and delivered to China?