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Here's the Japan Site http://www.gd-inc.co.jp/ Here's the United States Site... http://www.gdintl.com/index.html

See her site. They have the Utility covers for sale... http://www.jancraigheadcovers.com

Very Nice! Congrats Patrick. That's not an easy achievement to score all those clubs where you live. Sweet!

Check out the mold. I wish I had one of those for the MR-23 Maru and the X-Drive 390cc. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

They only come in a .355 or .370.

It could be someone else using the account from his computer. Why not give him a call? Here's his number... 866-897-7474

It looks legit to me. Although you know that the only conforming loft is the 8.5*.

That TourStage looks so much bigger from address. Shows how much deeper the TM is and what the face is like on the X390. I like the faces that are a wider and produce more spin like the X390. It helps my distance. Chris, what shafts do you have in both?

Not sure exactly what the specs are on the Callaway OEM shafts. Here's a chart of the CPM's of many of the steel shafts available. Hope this helps. Shaft Flex CPM True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 320 Royal Precision Project X 5.5 321 TT Dynamic Gold taper tip S300 321 True Temper Custom Lite Firm S 322 True Temper Dynalite Gold X100 322 True Temper Dynamic Gold S400 322 Royal Precision Rifle 6.0 323 Royal Precision Diamond Rifle 5.5 327 Royal Precision Diamond Rifle 6.0 328 Royal Precision Rifle 6.5 328 True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 329 TT Dynamic Gold w/ SC X100 329 UST Tour Weight X 329 Paragon Low Torque S 331 Royal Precision Project X 6.5 332 True Temper TT Lite XL taper S 333 Royal Precision Diamond Rifle 6.5 335 Royal Precision Rifle 7.0 335 from Golfworks http://www.golfworks.com/article_display.a...sp?ArticleID=79 and from Dynacraft ( iron flex cpms ) Full link in pdf http://www.dynacraftgolf.com/pdf/SFA03Chapter4.pdf 315 – 319 cpm Shaft Flex CPM True Temper TT Lite XL R 315 Apollo Balistik S 316 Dynacraft DFS S 316 True Temper Custom Lite Soft S 316 TT Dynamic Gold Lite taper X100 316 TT Dynamic Gold w/ SC taper S300 317 True Temper Dynalite S 317 Royal Precision Diamond Rifle 5.0 318 True Temper Dynamic Gold S200 318 Royal Precision Rifle 5.5 319 TT Dynamic Gold w/ SC S300 319 UST ProForce 95 taper tip S 319 UST Speed Rated 10 X 319 UST Tour Weight S 319 320 – 324 cpm Shaft Flex CPM True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 320 Royal Precision Project X 5.5 321 TT Dynamic Gold taper tip S300 321 True Temper Custom Lite Firm S 322 True Temper Dynalite Gold X100 322 True Temper Dynamic Gold S400 322 Royal Precision Rifle 6.0 323 True Temper Dynamic S 323 Dynacraft Copperhead S 324 UST ProForce 95 S 324 325+ cpm Shaft Flex CPM True Temper TT Lite XL S 325 Paragon Parasonic S 326 Royal Precision Diamond Rifle 5.5 327 Royal Precision Diamond Rifle 6.0 328 Royal Precision Rifle 6.5 328 True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 329 TT Dynamic Gold w/ SC X100 329 UST Tour Weight X 329 Paragon Low Torque S 331 Royal Precision Project X 6.5 332 True Temper TT Lite XL taper S 333 Royal Precision Diamond Rifle 6.5 335 Royal Precision Rifle 7.0 335

Mike, somehow my post appeared twice on this page. I'm not sure exactly why.

I'm longer with the Z's than with my old irons. About 1/2 a club. I think the Rifle 6.0's had much to do with that as well.

Great Stuff Chris. Very cool for us in the U.S. to see what those guys are playing.

My pleasure. Kinda surprised you have not test driven one yet. I held off. Soon though. :lol:

I've owned all 4. The Z's, both MR's and the 202's. I currently still have the Z's and the 202's. I think the 202's don't really belong in the same category as these other clubs. The 202's are very forgiving and they have a special grind too. No digging divots here. The Heads are heavier and they help you gain some distance if your swing speed isn't really up to it. I just put 5.5 Project X in the 202's to see how they feel. I'm also trying to bring the ball flight down a bit. All of that being said, I think the Z's are just as forgiving as the 202's. I know there are some that won't agree with me on that, but I find the Z's incredibly easy to hit and control. The control is the main difference in these two irons. The Z's being much more the player type of CB with workability, and the 202's more the... hit it straight and as long as you can... type. I like both the Z's and the 202's for their differences. I don't have any photos of the 202's yet, but I will soon. Hope this helps.

Those are CB's . The 2 iron was never made for the Musclebacks.

Tour Release only? Rare? Not available? I think not.

Which TR are you talking about?

That's it exactly. Maru gets inspiration from MJ. :idea:

Here's some comparison shots between the MR-23's CB's, MR-23 Blades, and Z101's. I have to say that I would seriously consider the new X-Blade Cavity Backs as well. They are supposed to be great! Chris has them. Red line on hosel = MR-23 Blades, Gold line = MR23 CB's, Double lines Mother of Pearl = Z101's.

Well that's it... I'm going to go hose off. Thanks guys.

Those blades are awesome. Definitely the best I've ever used. You are going to love em.

47*, 54* and 60* Satin Chrome. 4* bounce on the 47*. 54* @ 12* bounce and 60 @ 10*. Straight neck, minimal offset. Details on the grind... That's for Ari, I just asked for a slightly killed leading edge.

Joe Kwok is the guy I would have do the work. He is also a Fujikura Charter Dealer. Joe's email is ... [email protected]. He's also a sponsor here so that means you get a better deal. :)

I had a 510DF Tour with a 757, and I have the Gemini 395cc. The Gemini is a good 10 yards longer and way more accurate. For me, it's much easier to control as well. I just had the Blue that was in it pulled and put a 553 Fuji in it and that was a major step too. This is a workable, forgiving club. The sound is short and slightly sharper. Not overly loud though like a Cleveland. I like the feel much better in the KZG in comparison to the TM. The TM drivers always feel cheezy to me for some reason. Never solid. Hands down winner in my book is the Gemini, but I'm still trying some other drivers too.

I have one of the Black ones that was sold last year in the U.S. I was told that Club Glove made it for TourStage. You can see the Club Glove style and design on the handles and zippers.