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the 4w is 16*, the 3 wood is 14* (mine measures 13.7*)

2* makes a big difference from the tee - 20 yards or so..

nice is subjective.... (among the EPON, xdrive 460, mp craft 425 and a host of other US drivers) looks - i will rate it as the best out there forgiveness - not as forgiving as the EPON tight dispersion......----- best out there length... longer than the epon on good shots... but its minor - 5 -10 yards workability .... high..... but the epon suffices....as most people dont work their drivers like their irons.. i do shape my shots and i can do it with all threee ball flight .... more boring... my money club is the epon..... but when i am striking well, i prefer to have the mp craft in..... the xdrive 460 is somewhere in between the two.... if you are ok with less forgiveness than the EPON, then you will like the MP Craft..... BTW, i have the roddio in the epon, xdrive 460 and the Rombax in the mp craft

W6BA SR ???

I have a very good condition type H II 15* head with Fujikara tourspec 660 TR stiff shaft...... Let me know if interested.. PM is best..

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thats not japanese,..... its your browser not being able to handle the fonts..... use google to translate...

time japan got a us style bankruptcy law..... will ensure that missteps of management does not allow a company to under...

which is the most compact head... MB 5003, baby blades, or the SB series

are they all buying blanks from the same place and then just finishing it?

have you played the sasquatch..... imo... that was one driver that was straight as hell with very tight dispersion and great trajectory control.... i could hit 250 yard drives that never went higher than 15 feet...... i haven't played nike drivers since then...so thats why i want it compared to the sasquatch...... also, just want feedback on dispersion and trajectory control..... not on feel, looks etc....

will this be available with the roddio?

Although i have seen this posted a few times..... a more upright lie angle is not universally forgiving..... When manufacturer's make a driver more upright, they are targeting the player whose ball tends to go right.....(most of the average to high handicap players)..... Making the club upright makes a player hit the club in such a position that the heel is lower or the heel will hit the ground first if you are hitting the ground... this has the effect of making the ball go left......compensating for the miss to the right..... it will appear to be forgiving for the player whose ball starts to the right...... thats why the better players club sometimes are on the flatter side ....to compensate for the tendency to go left.....

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If i recall right, the first shaft he had was the Black golds..... IMO, the nippon 1150 is a great shaft....another is the tour concept ...Blackgolds for me were so so...

when you are ready to sell them, let me know.... i have many clubs to trade.....:) ...

looks like you have played the driver / fairway wood... how do they compare to the epon fairway wood / driver - my gold standard right now...

not sure i understand why the hosel has to be longer when welded afterwards... size of the hosel doesn't influence the welding...does it... just curious btw, anybody played the Miura Utility woods (didn't know that they had one)..how do they play... what kind of player do they target?... UW's is one where there are not enough options for the low hanicap players.... royal collection and tourstage are probably the only two out there that are truly a 5 wood/2 iron substitute for the low handicap player...

what other irons are in the shootout... fourteen blades? gold factory blades?

Thanks,,, The Nippon 1150 stiff is my gamer... but wanted to see if there is anything else that works better with these heads...

Suggestions? anyone?

december (thats the earliest)...

I travel with my golf clubs significanly more than the average golfer..... club glove while not a hard top has woked beautifully.

I was referring to the shorter irons..... a lot of players tend to hit the irons with hands at or behind the ball.. the extra offset in the shorter irons helps them to keep their hands forward and hit a descending blow... with the longer irons,,, its less of a problem from the hands not being forward perspective.... frankly, most people decide to buy their irons based on how they play the mid.short irons.. thats why some irons have that... its more of a JDM phenomenon....

its to compensate for a swing flaw of some players with irons.... iron has to be hit with hands forward..... the extra offset allows that to happen....