The Hiro Catamaran was decent, now in 05 Hiro has a new version with a smaller head, different shaft mount location and this model works very well for neo mallet lovers.

They also have 2 drivers, a 375cc version and 450cc version 9* is degree open face angle while 10* is square and 11* is closed.

Those wedges look CLEAN!

Thanks for the pix!

Bert-B

I guess "discerning" is the new buzz-word in Japanese golf circles... :cool: Check out the Fourteen thread if you don't know what I mean.

Still don't like the Catamaran, with or without the "flanges" between the "H". Maybe if the top was flattened without all those ridges, it would help to create a much cleaner look. With the ridges AND the colours, I get a headache looking at it all...

Those mallets are really turning my crank though! :love:

I guess "discerning" is the new buzz-word in Japanese golf circles... Cool Check out the Fourteen thread if you don't know what I mean.

LOL, That's exactly what I was thinkin.

Chris,

I'm new to this site and saw the Hiro Matsumoto putters. Looks great, have you had an opportunity to try the anser style head? And how does it feel compared to a Scotty Cameron Newport (carbon steel head)?

love the wedges, and the pink putter......maybe i need some lady luck on the greens lol

I just got a haru mastumoto 60 degrees wedge yesterday, black finishing... absolutely gorgeous!!!! I most say after trying cleveland, titleist, pings, callaways and fourteens, the haru's is the most exquisite feeling you can ever dream of on a wedge...

I tried also a lot of different putters, not the catamaran's the others, they have a wondeful feeling, and the putter never absorves any of the energy you are looking to transfer to the ball... your stroke is pure, what you do, is the outcome you'll get, no more, no less...

Hope you find this review helpful

skyturtle

by the way, I could only hit a single shot today with my wedge as I could play only 9 holes fue to a masive storm... :wah: