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No worries, Pete. Remember this head is 11 deg, should help you launch it higher :-) As you could see above, another forum member may want the shaft on it's own. Would you take the head ? Give me an offer ? Send me a PM if interested. Cheers. A.

Will you PM me with the price that you are willing to pay? Tks.

No problem, Pete. Cheers. Thanks for you contribution, julescurwen. Don't we wish we have unlimited time, funds and in the case of this old man, energy to try all the different shafts and heads? Wait a minute, some people actually do in the TSG community

Pete, it is also the shaft that didn't work for me. In my case it was too stiff for me. For what it's worth this is my experience. I had been using a Crazy Royal Decoration SR flex for some time and felt I needed a little more stability. I also have a somewhat aggressive transition so I thought a SR in the Longest Yard might work. What everybody had been saying about the Crazy shafts being stiffer than most is true. This is easily a S by any other name. A friend with faster SS than mine tried it and it was great - piercing trajectory, soft reverberating sound at impact, .... just .... very nice. Don't know your swing or SS, that's just my experience. Going back to your question, selling the head and keeping the shaft really won't work for me. Sorry. Consider this, for the same price I'll pay shipping to Australia for you :-) A.

Not a problem, Pete. The important thing is you get the club that will work for you. Good luck in your search :-)

No problem. Hope you take the driver, it IS nice. Just the wrong flex for me. Thanks.

I am sorry, I don't know. If I had to guess from the way it feels, I'll say it is on the lighter side of 200g, perhaps 198g or so but it's just pure guess. (like your Miura, interested in something similar? One is even a right-hand-drive. PM me if interested :-))

Crazy 435 II driver, 11 deg, 45.25", square face, D2 Crazy LY-02, flex 6.7 Excellent condition, see pics. I do not have the original headcover but I'll include a brand new Crazy cap. $675 shipped con. U.S.

Say Gocchin, can you recommend a few models in the Mach Line, Mach Line Proto and Graphite Design product ranges that would be a good replacement for the Redboard? Looking for something in the low to mid 50 gram range. Your personal take on each of your recommendation would be great too. Tks.

This question is for Chris and/or Gocchin. If Epon can do custom face angle, can/will they do a custom loft angle for the AF101? I am hoping for 12 or 12.5 degree. Thanks.

Thanks Spoon, I got you.

Spoon, how did you get your hands on a AF101 if it was just released to the dealer a few days ago as Chris allured to? Since you are one of the few who had experienced with both the AF101 and the EMS, did you come up with the same result as Chris? That is did you find the AF longer than the EMS? Don't know if you owned the ZR460 before, any idea how that head gets to compare with the two newer models? What shaft did your AF101 come with? Sorry about all these questions.............Thanks.

Oh my, Chris. You have opened up a new can of worms. Let me summerize and see if I understand you correctly. 1. In terms of distance the AF 101 is longer than the EMB which in turn is longer than the ZR460/460 Technity. 2. In terms of forgiveness the EMB is champ followed by the AF 101 and then the ZR460/460 Technity. Now, what is the standard shaft for the AF 101? Does it feel and sound more like the ZR460 than the EMB?

For the Epon experts in the forum, I have a couple of questions about the 460 driver head. I have an older 460 driver with the word "Technity" on the sole, I was wondering if there are any technical differences between this and the newer model with the word "Epon" instead? Does my older model have the same cup face as the newer one? And now a question to those who are currently using the EMB and had the 460 before-------Is it worth the switch over???? Thanks.

So Chris, those with the undercut are two-piece heads? BTW, I received the 2 Epon X-wedges I ordered last week (with the extra NSPro shafts). Although I only had one round with them, they did feel superb. Bravo. My thanks to you and Jacque.