Inpres 350V

Inpres V Pro Irons

yamaha were the first clubs i ever used and they probably stayed in my bag the longest out of any set...... :-D ....they were the ones with the gold graphite shafts lol.

driver looks ok but the irons really do nothing for me.... :sad: sorry guys

thinnest topline on the irons as far as all the pics I've seen on the golf fair~ :laugh:

I put these in the top 5 of best Irons at the show. They remind me of a much better feeling more players version of the Pro Combos, the diamond looking cavity fill is different on the long irons than the short.

As I said over a year ago these irons are sweet, with this new model out and having been able to hit them, its the same deal this year.

Can't find any info on 15-5-3 Ti on the web

15% molybdenum or Vanadium , Grade 31 said at thinner gauges 15-3 was cheaper than

6-4.

Wonder why they're using this alloy???

Can't find any info on 15-5-3 Ti on the web

15% molybdenum or Vanadium , Grade 31 said at thinner gauges 15-3 was cheaper than

6-4.

Wonder why they're using this alloy???

IMO it has nothing to do with price really, I would say more with performance, feel and rebound off the face. There is also grades of this in different countries and manufactures at different prices and mineral make ups, If we judge the metal from a non golf stand point and base things on cost SS303 and SM490A would be considered cheap materials that they use to make buildings etc with.

In the case with this driver its body is made of 15-5-3 and the face is some kinda beta Ti.

All companies try to make a basic metal sound like super alloy :whistle:

Alpha Reaction use something similar 15-3-3-3, a face metal.... not sure if shortages in certain alloys means we see these strange numbers on our clubs :wink:

Yamaha are fairly cutting edge techno wise... now if it was T.M I'd have my doubts about pixie dust marketing. :surprize: