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Ryoma was sold a while ago I'm afraid. Only the PRGR 4 Wood is still available.

Another price drop on the Ryoma!

Price drops!

Headweight 201g, 0.5* open. I specially requested a heavier head from Tario to get a good swingweight. CPM of the final build was ~258 if I remember correctly.

Added my Ryoma D1 V-Spec 9.5* Driver with Crazy Black 50 SX for sale!!!

PRGR still for sale. The potential buyer didn't firm up.

Cheers guys. The Yamaha 3 Wood sold. PRGR still for sale - have someone interested, payment pending.

Ryoma D1 V-Spec 9.5* Driver, 45.25" @ D3.5 SW. Crazy Black 50 SX Flex. With matching headcover. Head, shaft and grip purchased brand new. Head purchased from TSG. Shaft purchased from and club professionally built at the Golf Performance Centre in Hong Kong. Iomic X-Fusion Black/White Cord Grip +1/64" with extra layer of tape under right hand. In great condition! The pictures speak for themselves! Shaft is as brand new. Asking for USD 1400 1300 1150 shipped anywhere worldwide. Paypal gifted. - PRGR M3 Hit 4 Wood SR Flex (M-40) with matching headcover. Very good condition. Asking for USD 175 160 shipped anywhere worldwide. Paypal gifted. *** Ryoma D1 V-Spec Pics *** *** PRGR M3 Hit Pics ***

I thought the old Black 50 with the red lettering and the new one are essentially the same shaft with same flex profile/weight/torque etc but different graphics. That is what I was told by my clubfitter. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Take care everyone. Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by this chaos.

How does the FeX Proto compare to the standard FeX. Is the Proto meant to launch higher?

How do you find the ball flight and spin compared to the DI-6 ? Is it any longer now that you've got a few rounds under the belt? Is the feel of the shaft also different? I too am also currently playing the DI-6 stiff and find the flex to fit me very well. Am considering the FEX/FEX Proto vs the DI series in a new driver setup.

What's your favourite set of 2011 irons - the Yamaha V Forged/V Forged Tour? Have they knocked the AF-151s from your sig out of the bag? They look pretty nice, as does the OnOff 2011 Forged

Still available for sale. $550 shipped worldwide. eBay item number: 270502851033

Off to eBay. Item number: 270487664328.

Price drop to $600 shipped!

Bridgestone Tourstage X-Drive 701G 445cc 10.5* Driver w/ upgraded, factory installed Graphite Design Tour AD EV-6 Stiff Shaft and Original Matching Headcover! - In very good condition, as can be seen from the pictures. Light scratches on the face and sole - Shaft in near new condition with no nicks or scratches - This club with the upgraded Graphite Design Tour AD EV-6 shaft was bought brand new for nearly $1000 - The Tour AD EV-6 shaft is one the best-selling shafts in the ultra-premium Japanese market and one of the most played shafts on the Japanese PGA Tour! - Measures 45.5" (as standard) - Original Tourstage grip and original matching headcover in near new condition This head/shaft combination is the ultimate forgiving, mid-high launching and low spinning bomber! $650 $600 shipped to US.

Items 1 and 5 moved to eBay. Katana Sword Izu Max Sniper SLE 9* Driver: eBay No 270457752019. Nickent Tour Spec 9* Driver: eBay No 270457763605. Taylomade Burner with Matrix Ozik TP-7, Callaway ERC III and PRGR T3 501 Tour still available!

Price drops on everything!

Gauge Design Putter sold pending payment. All other items still available. Many thanks.

For sale.... 1) Katana Sword Izu Max Sniper SLE 9* Driver with stock Tour AD Stiff shaft and original matching headcover in excellent condition. Driver is conforming as per http://www.randa.org/node/5210 This driver is extremely rare and in Asia is the ultimate status symbol. Has a beautiful gold and blue finish. Extremely long. Bought brand new for nearly USD 2000! In excellent condition. MOVED TO EBAY (Item: 270457752019) 2) Taylormade Burner 10.5* with brand new Regular flex Matrix Ozik TP-7 shaft worth USD 1000! Original matching headcover included. All in mint, almost new condition. USD 400. USD 375 shipped to US. 3) Callaway Hyper ERC III CF 10.5* Driver with brand new custom installed Nippon N.S. Pro WT5000 Stiff shaft and original matching headcover in excellent condition. USD 250. USD 225 shipped to US. 4) PRGR T3 501 Tour 10.5* Driver with stock Inspec M-43 Stiff shaft and original matching headcover in very good condition. USD 250. USD 225 shipped to US. 5) Nickent Tour Spec 9* Driver with brand new and just released Project X-7B3 X-Stiff 76g graphite shaft. Original matching headcover included. In mint, almost new condition. USD 275 shipped to US. MOVED TO EBAY (Item: 270457763605) 6) Gauge Design Tera 34 centre shafted putter with original matching headcover. In excellent condition except for some discolouration on the sole after contact with fertilizer. USD 120 shipped to US. SOLD Will ship worldwide. Please contact for shipping to other locations.

The golf shops where I am only stock the Japanese version of the Cobra S9-1 Pro S and Pro D driver, which comes stock with a Fujikura Rombax 6C09 shaft. Has anyone has tried this version in comparison to the US version with the Matrix Ozik shaft? If so can they comment on the launch characteristics? If you look at http://www.cobragolf.co.jp/drivers/s9-1_pros.shtml the recommended swing speed and ball speed is 44m/s and 63m/s (approximately 98mph and 140mph) which is lower than the recommended range for the Pro series of drivers on the US website. This has me wondering whether the head - and the position of the centre of gravity - is exactly the same as in its US counterpart or whether it has been toned down to fit the average Japanese golfer? Is the head the same and is the lower recommended swing speed just a function of a weaker higher spinning shaft? Also, I cannot find any specs anywhere on the Rombax 6C09. I know its an OEM shaft, but which shaft in the Rombax lineup is it supposed to play and feel similar to? Is this or the OEM Matrix Ozik a better shaft? Thanks.

I position the ball an inch or two inside my left heel for practically all shots. The bottom of your swing arc is always going to be under your left armpit, so it makes sense to get accustomed to a constant ball position just inside that. This way you can learn to make an uncompromised swing and hit DOWN on your shots.

The advice given has been to go with the V-7068. I've read that the V-series plays a little softer compared to the regular Axiv line. This would explain my Mamiya-OP describe the V-7068 as a Stiff/Regular and the 6568 a straight Stiff. Do you think I could handle the V-7068 with my ~95mph swing speed and aggressive transition? Anyone played this model or similar models with roughly the same swing speed? Thanks!

I'm looking at getting either the Axiv or Axiv-V. Is anyone able to comment on whether the flexes in both ranges are similar - or does one range play stiffer in comparison to the other? For example, the V-7068 is classed as a 6.8 Stiff/Reg, whereas something like the 6568 or 7568 is stated as being a 6.8 but a straight Stiff. Can someone also explain why the V-7068 and the normal Axiv XX68 line can have the same flex number but vastly different cpms - 265 versus 279? I've been told that my ~95mph (240 yards) aggressive transition swing can handle the 7568, but I'm slightly sceptical given that I've seen many posts from people with 110+mph swings saying that they can't overpower this shaft. Would the V-7068 be more realistic - if it is at all softer in flex? Ideally I would prefer a heavier shaft though.