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Edited December 13, 201212 yr by MarkColby

gee whiz this is somehting differnt!

and i dunno about that hole but lord id like to play it!!!!!!!

awsome photos btw. excellent post.

that yellow dot one has me very intereted...,

living in arizona the course landscape says i should know this hole...but it doesn't look familiar. good looking hole, can't wait to find out the answer. welcome and glws.

whats the headweight on the tour SD mate?

whats the headweight on the tour SD mate?

I was told upon acquisition it was 340-345g

Edited November 21, 201212 yr by MarkColby

can i ask a question what is the SD made from ?

can i ask a question what is the SD made from ?

Carbon steel - soft carbon steel

Both putters are made of Carbon steel. The SD 1.5 head milled from a solid block and plumbers neck welded on. The Classic 1 is milled from a single block of carbon steel.

Edited November 21, 201212 yr by MarkColby

I've birdied that hole, boogied it too.

If you can put on your horse blinders then the hole is not that difficult.

then again how often does that happen. beautiful! we dont get landscape

like that here!

would love to play that course

ok lemm ponder this for a weee while im still o nthe lookout ofr a scotty for some weird reason,, dont know why really.. but im kinda drawn to JUST ONE this loks good ,, this and the newport 2 button back,,,,

hmmmmmmmmmmmm

Cool stuff! Let me know if you have any 33" center shafted mallets for sale =D

Cool stuff! Let me know if you have any 33" center shafted mallets for sale =D

Sorry, just these

Wrong page buddy. There's another section for non jdm gear.

Wrong page buddy. There's another section for non jdm gear.

So sorry. MODS can you please move this for me? Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving!

SD shaft sold

I would recognise that hole anywhere. Its the third at Tokyo Country Club.......Easy Peasy!!!

Edited November 22, 201212 yr by Petethepilot

I would recognise that hole anywhere. Its the third at Tokyo Country Club.......Easy Peasy!!!

Mt Fuji in background - dead giveaway!

I would recognise that hole anywhere. Its the third at Tokyo Country Club.......Easy Peasy!!!

LOL :)