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Not to many other bags I'd just pick up and go play but that is one of them What a sweet set up

Okay... this might be kinda stupid but.....have you thought about playing just one brand?? I know this thread has been up before but I can't find it. I always thought I'd play an all Epon bag before I played anything else.... But for a full line a few years back my answer was Tourstage. Things have sure changed with TS falling a couple of notches After evaluating my game and needs I have a new front runner. If I had to choose one brand my first choice would be...... PRGR - followed closely by Yamaha Epon Tourstage Akira Fourteen Mizuno Yonex Big fan of Sky Dream Jump but no Woods.... Same with Gold's Factory Need to find a PRGR Putter,,,,, How hard would it be to play just one brand??? What would you choose??

Congratulations. Be sure and post some pics when they arrive.

The CPM of the RD shaft is very hard to use as a standard. It is very low and seems as if there is something wrong with it. Get the right flex for your SS and the SW you like and don't concern yourself with the final CPM because it is so low you'll think something is wrong and it's not going to work. I do suggest that you play this shaft 46-47" in length.

I also believe the better the player, the more you will notice the difference. The high handicapper puts bad swings on... no shaft is going to help that. The difference is the shot he hits into the trees just goes farther into the trees.....

Played with my Nephew today and had completely for gotten he's been carrying 2 drivers for a couple of months now, Just noticed this thread and amazingly enough it jogged my memory. Tourstage 703... 705??? now I'm not sure.. w/GD Tour AD DI-7 stiff Crazy Head w/crazy shaft -- I'll find out exact models.....I know it's one of the older models George Takai head?? He's been testing and testing .... the winner is the Crazy. It is much longer. Period. I attribute it to the shaft.

Not sure I've seen any reviews on any of the S Yard irons. I've had a couple of their drivers and was not overwhelmed by them. Nothing wrong with them either.

What??? White??? They weren't making white 2 months ago... dang that's what I ordered but I couldn't and of course I couldn't wait..... Played a course called Paiute Sunday. Wind blew like just about always.,,, This was the best combo, by far I've played in windy conditions. Not saying the wind didn't move the ball but it was finding the fairway better than anyone else. Fly's below the radar and then runs.

I didn't. The LY01 in the EMS was just too good to mess with as was the Ryoma w/TJ46. I just know that for me the Crazy's performed and felt better than the Quadra.

Still looking... someone has to have one of these......

How was she hitting it????

What about one of these as it seems you do get along with it quite nicely. Would also give you a good comparison.... and it's one heck of a good shaft.

I'm putting mine in play Thursday. I had mine rebuilt by Goodsie with kbs. Anyone looking for some nspro1050's???

Temps are everything. The ball, they all respond and work differently at colder temps. Most premium balls hate the cold. The Air, colder = dense= less distance. You shaft, it doesn't flex the same at 40* as it does at 80* Muddy, soft, you get to play lift, clean and place because you're ball plugged.... there's more..... :)

I couldn't make the Royal Dec shaft ballon if my life depended on it. Mid launch for me with excellent roll out.

Played another 18 with the same SN. That's 54 holes now. Took some full swings with the Gold's wedges that just filled the grooves with the ball but when I'd check the ball I could hardly tell the ball was hit. Just scrape it smooth with my fingernail. Ready for another 18

The ball in the pics has been 36 holes..... Graphite design MD6 Stiff flex. Lower launching Quatrotech with a smoother feel. EXCELLENT Shaft. Goes very well with this head. Ideal SS range is 95-105 I had guys hit this with SS's from 80-100. It performed fantastic for all of them

SOLD Thanks TSG

Talking about this ball http://www.tourspecgolf.com/Bridgestone-New-Super-Newing-Ball-2011 Yes, hard greens, just doesn't have the spin of a ProV.... haven't tried the Tourstage ball. I find it similar to the Premium Brill. Feels just a bit more solid, seems to fly straighter and is much more durable.

If I could get it to spin just a little bit more, and I mean just a little bit..... but this ball is so good not getting max spin doesn't matter. It does everything as advertised and then some. What I found that surprised me is this ball is as durable as a rock. Just finished 36 with the same ball and it's ready for another 18. That includes some full shots with the Gold's Factory wedges that generally send a ball to the shag bag with one swing. Anyone else playing this ball??

I did at the Calaway center in Vegas. I think it would take me quite awhile to get used to the shape. I am about to try a Belly Putter with a Rife Barbados head.....

Mine has a Crazy FW80 in it. Excellent match. I would think GD Quatrotech would work real well. It is one club I'll never sell. The day will come if it hasn't already that the person who sold it to you is going to regret it.

It is noticeably larger than any 3 wood I've ever played, which I like. The different angles with the camera make it hard to get true comparisons. The ONLY reason this might have a tough time staying in my bag is the lie angle. It is pretty standard "up right" (58*) which is too upright for me. I need a FW that is at least 2* flatter than standard. Every time an FW is introduced that I want to try the first thing I do is email T and ask if the factory will bend it 2-3* flatter. the answer is always no..... I was hoping this might be a bit flatter than it is..... I can tell by looking there is no way the lie can be adjusted. On the bottom of the club from heel to center you can see (from swinging) the wear. From center to toe it doesn't look like it's been hit. However, because of the shape I'm still able to hit it well... not as well if were 2* flatter.....

At address Left to right: Ryoma F3 - Egg Spoon 15* - Epon Technity 15* - Kamui 15* Ryoma - Egg Spoon Ryoma - Egg Spoon Ryoma on bottom - Egg Spoon on top Ryoma on bottom - Epon Technity on top Ryoma on left - Kamui right LMK any other angles or comparisons shots wanted. :)

The transition from the long irons to the PW is seamless. Just saying........