jacksonlui

wow, with all this knowledge on the forums, no one knows the proper lengths for woods in a set?

Hi, My 5 iron length is 37.75 inches, D2 swingweight which is pretty standard. The other irons are in increments of 0.5 inches, EXCEPT for the PW which is only 0.25 inches less than the 9 iron. Depending on the mfg, they are either 0.5 or 0.25. Anyways, these lengths are good. I'm confused what the lengths of my other clubs be since I have a mixed bag. Driver = 45 inches, D2, 9.5 degrees (Titleist D2) 3Wood = 43.5 inches, D2, 15 degrees (Titleist 960F) 4 Hybrid = 39.5 inches, D2, 23 degrees (Tourstage X-UT) 52 wedge = 35.65 inches, D4, 52 degrees (CG10) 56 wedge = 35.00 inches, D2, 56 degrees (Fourteen J-Spec) 60 wedge = 35.40 inches, D6, 60 degrees (CG10) Can someone help me on proper flowing lengths for the entire set. For example, the wedges is a mix of cleveland and fourteen. The lengths are very different as are the swingweights. The woods and hybrids don't seem to make sense, etc.. thanks Jack

check out these R7 Forged by Miura on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/Taylormade-R7-Forged-J...1QQcmdZViewItem it's a bargain for a rare Miura Forged, somehow I do'nt think it's actually forged by Miura doe anyone know how to tell

are the holes in the back removed to distribute the weight? looks cool but would wonder if they are hard to clean.

I've recently replaced my stock putter shaft with a UST filter and I'm disspointed on the way it sounds. It sounds really tinny or metallic and I feel like I've lost some feel. Has anyone else experience the same thing? What are some of the best putter shafts out there or are all steel shafts the same.

wow, I can't believe they charge so much for a non forged wedge. is it misleading when they advertised that it's forged on their website? here's an excerpt: "■Material The head uses forged nickel chrome molybdenum, excelling in durability for an extended life-span of spin characteristics." can you enlighten us on what they really mean? thanks Jack

the J-Spec are forged right?

Any reviews yet for the PP9901 versus the CB1006? I've read elsewhere that the 9001 are a smaller head.

iDrive, What do you think about the new Miura passing point irons as compared to your CB1006? Not a lot of info on those.. thanks Jack

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I've noticed something strange with the R7 Forged irons. The hosel depth is 1.375 inches but the shaft insertion depth is actually 1.05 inches. The extra space seems to be reserved for swingweighting. Does anyone know about this? The material they used seems to be glue or hot melt?

where can i find info on the "tour" version. heard there was no difference.

Chromium is absolutely right, I suffer from this because I lunge at the ball causing me to move my hips towards the ball. I don't know how to fix it yet, I'm still working on it. The cause is heel hits and occasional shanks. It's a swing problem , not a fitting problem. Lots of good players hit closer to the heel because many blades have their sweet spot there. Modern day cavity backs have their sweet spot dead center from heel to toe. I think it's probably better to hit center and not the heel. It's probably a swing issue.

You really can't blame these guys. The equipment you're talking about are high end and from a different market. The local guys only really need to know domestic products. If you take for example, cars...you'd be surprise how much you don't know because there are so many different brands, rebranding, etc... overseas. I wouldn't let anyone work on your equipment unless they are already familiar with them. Another example would be watches...there are so many high end brand names you've never heard of, there's no advertising, it's just high end and exclusive.

did you happen to find any? I've also been looking for a little while for a #0 and #1 and haven't had any luck yet.

how do the Epon irons compare to the Z101's since they are both endo forged? Does the Epons have heavy heads as well?