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It's not that expensive but you can give them a call to ask. I don't know what the going rate is- depending if you buy anything. :smile1:

Hunt Golf is very good. Not completely hi tech but very, very knowledgeable. Great guys. Scott is the manager there. (818) 843-4366 2112 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Burbank, CA 91504

I'm looking forward to more info too and the COR. Thanks Chris!

Here's some that I found: http://www.golfersland.net/jpx/bag/index.html http://catalog.mizuno.co.jp/catalog/produc...D=1125170000124 Thank you! Very nice... I'd be interested in the 45CM-73312 if you think it's a great bag. We can continue this through PM if you like. Can you give me your recommendation on a bag. I don't want one of the really big staff bags but I might be interested in one of the mini tour bags. Please PM me with your recommendations. Thanks Jacquelee.

The CLK tip is .370 and I'm pretty sure the UX2's are the same.

I'd really like to see some of the Mizuno golf bags from Japan. Especially if they are different than the ones available in the U.S. I've been trying to dig through the Mizuno JP site but I don't see the accessories and bags. Any chance of that Chris? Thanks in advance. :mizuno:

These are best utility clubs I've ever hit. In fact, I just ordered a 23° to go along with my 20° UX2. I'm happy with the Nippons in them. I had the CLK's before and they are good, but with the Tungsten weighting and the design on the bottom. These are awesome. :mizuno:

Nothing really comes close to that *smack* that TourStage has. I agree with Chris about the larger the head though... The 365 X Drive and the Maru US Spec sounded unbelievable. I couldn't hit either of them worth a damn though. :wah:

Great Link! Thanks :surprize:

http://stores.ebay.com/Golf-Japan_W0QQssPa...geNameZl2QQtZkm

Are you looking for the real Zodia's or the U.S. ones?

I'd keep it pure and do chrome. But, that's just me. Very cool irons though!

Got the kick ass Zodia 48. I'm a happy camper. Perfect condition! :wink:

Robbie, this is a great place to sell anything if #1 post with pictures... #2 sell at a reasonable price. So I wouldn't necessarily a thing where you say... "The guys on this site are tighter than the skin on a hotdog"... I think you are definitely out of touch with the market. Get a grip big boy. Also, learn how to reshaft a club without breaking the plastic on the hosel. IMHO :mad: I understand that life is tough, but the tough step up when it's crunch time. Others just fake it.

I'd like to see a photo of that one! :cool:

I've had mine about a month now. Here are some of the other irons I've had in play over the past couple of years to give you an idea. TS Z101 (still have them), MR23 Blade, MR23 CB, TS202, X16 Pros, Cobra.. IMHO for my game, which is about a 10 handi, the 27's are the best irons that I have found. I still like the Z101's, but I'm keeping those as my back up. A great combination of Playability, Forgiveness, Length and Style. The honeymoon is still on for me! Almost August and still diggin them. Absolutely great irons. IMHO

Damn! I'll take the Zodia wedge! :cool:

So dude, instead of talking about it, do it. Go to BSG and sell to them. Otherwise, you are just advertising BSG which many of us cannot stand. We have all been ripped off by Todd and don't want to hear it. Thanks in advance. :fever:

It's crazy to try to open any driver that doesn't have a steel hosel. On a tour van they have a mold that they put them in to help keep the hosel from bending or crushing the head. The Cleveland Comp heads sit square. Cleveland allows tolerances that could open or close the face very slightly either way. Sounds like you got your hands on one of the more closed ones. My 10.5 sits square. Not by eye, but measured. :love:

I bet this club has either been reworked, which causes it to lose value or it is fake. If it has had the sight line added that is a no-no either way.

Hey gnut. Sand adds weight to the putter. Lead works too. Forget Sugar. Those things are a pain fool around with though and most people will use lead tape and add it to the cavity of the putter.

No risk. Any good clubmaker would be able to do it. Some do it better than others though, like Joe Kwok. He spines it and checks and measures everything. I send my clubs to Joe to get reshafted. Well worth it.

jumbok - LOL - not bad for your first post. :laugh:

Tai, thanks for that information. I think that most people are overwhelmed when trying to figure out this shaft. Could you give us some of your swing characteristics like speed, how aggressive and your overall strength? Also, what is a typical miss look like. Thanks bud.

Great bag... I wonder how long it will last :laugh: