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Wow, I can't believe this didn't sell at this price. Oh well, headed for Ebay........

Still have it and if it doesn't go soon at this price, sadly you'll see it on Ebay as well. I can't believe someone hasn't snatched it up to be honest.

Oops! It has a Graphite Design Tour AD B09-01w Stiff, 64 Grams - 3.4 Torque - Mid Kick Additional Photos added

Big Price Drop - A steal at this price!

Off To Ebay

Wow! That is quite an endorsement and one that I appreciate. I would be interested in that exact comb of shafts & heads. You wouldn't happen to have any photos would you?

I was just checking out irons the on the TSG proshop site and came across Royal Collection CV Blade. What a beautiful iron from what I could tell from the few photos I looked at there. Anyone have any experience with them they would care to share? Any other photos would be greatly appreciated as well. Thanks in advance....

Thats the one! See below for an actual photo of the one I picked up. As far as the functionality of it is concerned, the manual ( I didn't realize I had one in English as there is one in Japanese also) indicates that it does measure swing path, club head speed, & estimated carry. I am concerned about the accuracy, or lack thereof, and am disappointed to read that this could be an issue. I hope to test it against a launch monitor to verify its accuracy. I may end up getting the newer model anyway as the software option intrigues me and this will be a fun little experiment nonetheless. Thanks for the reply gocchin, as always, the additional information is greatly appreciated.

I recently purchased a Bridgestone Science Eye HD-01 for a great price (I think) gambling on its functionality. Does anything know anything about it? It looks different than that shown in the TSG pro shop but the manual looks like it operates in a similar fashion with the exception of not having a software interface. Any help would be appreciated. I will post a photo later today.....

Found One. Thanks!

Does anyone know if the deep milling marks like those found on Gauge Design Gas 2 & SQBT wedges are USGA legal per the following rule? UGSA Rule 4-5 further details conforming club face markings. It begins by defining that surface roughness of a club face must not be more than its decorative sandblasting as determined by a finger test. There are to be no sharp edges or raised lips on the face. Any face material shall not be designed to impart more spin than standard stainless steel and shall not have any characteristics than will unduly influence the spin or flight of the golf ball. Basically this rule eliminates rubber faces that may create a rebound effect, very coarse faces that will provide more spin, etc

Thanks for the info ADT69! I pulled a grip and it was there S-37.5 just as you described. Stiff flex 37.5" long.

That is very interesting indeed. I also find it intresting that on in the pro shop here on TSG as the following link will show, that the shaft in the photo does not have a flex indication either Hmmm.... http://www.tourspecgolf.com/catalog/product-info-582.html The Link shows the following photo, identical to my set:

I recently purchased a set of Srixon 506's with Nippon 950 GH shafts installed. I was told stiff flex but how do I tell for sure? See the attached photo as it shows the shafts do not have an R, S, or X under the shaft logo like others I have seen. Do they have markings under the grip?

It's my understanding that the Gas 1 SQBT has double cross milling on the face giving it that diamond pattern look, while the Gas 2 wedges have only single milling.

Anyone know the differences between the Gas 2 & the Gas 1 SQBT(bite) model wedges?

Great info & I look forward to your test results.

Oops! I might be wrong about the size according to the post by zerohandy in the following thread: http://forum.tourspecgolf.com/index.php?showtopic=23418

My thoughts exactly!

From the photos that I have seen, it looks like the X-Drive fairway woods may be a little larger overall & deeper faced than say a Callaway X-Series. Is this true? Sometimes photos can be deceiving but I kind of favor the deeper face fairway woods as opposed to the super low profile design. Whatever the case may be the Tourstage X-Drive woods (Driver included) look very nice.

I am curious how the Tourstage Viq, X-Drive, & XST compare in regards to appearance, ball flight & playabilty. Any thoughts are appreciated. Visually, from photos, it looks like the Viq is a low profile head. Is this true?

Is the R7 Forged limited Edition iron cavity an "undercut" design in the area marked "R7" or is is solid in this area?

Does Srixon forge their own irons or are they done by the likes of Endo or Miura?

Beautiful! :tsg_smilie_cool: