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Absolutely stunning! 8)

If anyone would know it would be LeaderBoard Golf. I'd contact them. Their website is http://www.leaderboardgolf.com.

If you like the Standard Rifle's at 6.0 then depending on the feel you want.. either 5.0 or 5.5 PX should be good. You could get the 5.5's and soft step them once to get it perfect. I play the Standard 6.0's and use the 5.5's in the PX's. They are slightly stiffer and the PX's feel stiff regardless. That's just their characteristic.

I think he's talking about the Titleist OEM Speeder. You have the real thing. He in interested in the lesser shaft! :roll: It doesn't make any difference if the factory installed a different shaft or not. It won't make any more scratches or marks. Weird.

Offset? You need to take a look at them. 8O

I prefer the Rail Tops. They are easier to hit for me than the smoothies and I don't need the Tour Version either. Truly a classic. I alternate them with the TourStage MR-23's. Keep going back to them though because they are very long and very easy to hit out of any lie.

Great stuff Chris. Did you end up with the Cammy Handstamp too? I bet you have a bunch of stuff there. ... 8)

Primo - Great looking bag. Everything except your woods looks hand made. Very retro with the Poms too. Looks like it came out of a guys garage. I mean that in a good way :lol:

Joe Kwok - Fujikura Charter Dealer - [email protected] He also does a great job putting the shaft in for you.

Sure, These guys do a great job. http://www.signaturegolf.com/

I don't know about anyone else here, but the Gemini setup that I am using is the longest, most accurate and easy to hit driver I've ever had. I've had a lot. Also, as in most clubs, I think the shaft is key to length. My SS is close to the same as yours. I have ordered a Nak 420 square head w/ a Tour Series in it, so I'll post some comparisons when I receive it and play a few.

The photos of those look fantastic. Let us know how you like them!

VTLT TourSpec - 46 inches 79 grams 3.0 Torque highkick

I had a TM R300Ti Tour (360cc HiCor). I didn't get any extra out of it. The main reason I don't play them is because you can't use them when you play to calculate your handicap in the U.S.. If I was anywhere else where it was legal, I'd would have one of the TourStage's. :( . Here's some photos...

Just poke around here on the 2004 Catalog link. http://www.bs-golf.com/

I use both. I like a staff bag if I'm going to be riding. For practice and walking, I use a stand.

Hah :D

I think it's a mistake to not consider the X Blade CB's. They are incredibly easy to hit. Just as easy as the 202's, in fact the long irons might even be easier to hit than the 202's. In fact, I think the Z101's long irons are easier to hit than the 202's. I have both of those sets right now. :wink:

Right now in the Gemini it's the 553. I absolutely love it. I'm trying out the 660TR in another head right now though too. I want to see what a 10.5 Gemini does with a firmer, heavier, higher kick. I like the smoothness of the 660's. For now... The Winner... Fujikura 553 played at 45 1/2.

I don't the exact spec on that, but I've found every TourStage iron that I've played to be a little more upright.

For the most forgiving irons that TourStage makes go with the 202's. For a combination Forgiveness and Playability get either the X-Blade Cavity Backs or the Z101's. Shafts make a big difference in all these clubs. I find all of the above irons really easy to hit. I think the 202's are a tad easier because of the grind.

Maruyama MR-23 U.S. Blade Specs: .355 taper tip. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PW 21 24 27 31 35 39 43 47 59.5 59.5 59.5 60.5 60.5 61.5 62 62 38.75 38.25 37.75 37.25 36.75 36.25 35.75 35.25 Offsets Face progression in mm 3----4----5----6----7----8----8----PW 4.15 4.15 4.45 4.45 4.45 4.75 5.25 5.25

The Japanese ones are really nice. I bet Chris could get you some.