JUST had to have these....

what you guys holding that's not made of unobtanium in the last 3 years ??

Wow don't see those around often not even in Japan.

i just said YES gimme these baibeis ,not hit them yet, prob tonight at the range.... ultra aggressive shape and size.

Edited January 13, 20169 yr by supo67

I can't find anything to match these things in terms of proximity to hole: if someone comes up with something similar please let me know!!! BOLDs were closest but too much offset in 52/56

Here ya go supo67, S-30 Power Blades.

I did bag the 8,9 & P, for a period of time and enjoyed them. No longer good enough to hit the longer irons.

Got these, but think they been covered.

How's these Daiwa's

Whooooshka

Thats another thing I love about Japan, the best club makers all have these ratty beat up wooden tables, none of these stainless steel table pristine club making rooms.

agree...,

u shud see my builders room,its sheer madness, but he knows where everything is. it smells like its a work room, glue, ground steel shavings, paint.., theres hardlyenough room for 3 people to stand in. I love going there, I spedn tons of time w watching hi ply his trade.

and watching him make my latest madness!!

My guy's not in Japan, however he works from home on a wooden bench. Next time I'm there (what's the time now?!?) I'll get a photo.

There's a set of TN87s being sold somewhere in Osaka

Used TN-87's are abundant and cheap.

So... I'm still a JDM nubie. What are some of the legendary JDM irons? I see these pics and have no idea what I am seeing.

For mine, PRGR TR500

Are you after blades or cavities?

I'm not really looking. Just curious about what I am seeing here and to learn more about JDM history and what's considered rare.

Edited January 15, 20169 yr by chuck4golf

Oops duplicate post....

Edited January 15, 20169 yr by chuck4golf

gamed these yesterday. I didn t even look at the shafts these had.

so when I saw DGs400 my arms shook in contempt hatred and despair!

37.5 inch classic old school jdm

I really had no idea what to expect.

first shot hole 1 with the pw to 10 feet kinda allied anyfears I had.

then the next hole, with 3 balls crisped with the 3 iron , really set me on edge.

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these are NICE. even with those hideous shafts,, these are nice.

theyar eplayers irons no doubt, they have a decent old goose neck I nthem , esp the wedges, and the SW is a ping shape or a shingo onoff shape triangle for slicing flops.

they play like the most deadly blade imaginable.

these are scimitars.

my mizuno itch................. has been scratched.

I cant wait to seeh ow these go with NS 130s In them

I think they still qualify as.... "retro " .

no?

Mizzy has produced a quality product for a long period of time!!

Here's another one!

jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahny miller....... bet he hit these things well.

I m resahfting my mizzys with NS 130s. they deseve a bit better then dgs400!!!!!

I am also having a set of irons built right now, combination of (best of) new and old. Have hit the 4 iron already and.....wow!

Will post when ready but think GD P9003 and irons....

It's USDM but still very cool:

This is a Driver Built in 1999 for the late Payne Stewart... but, obviously, circumstances led to him never picking it up. Tag reads - Great Big Bertha 8.2 Degree. 45 Inch. D3 Swing Weight. Tour Velvet .580. Fenwick Eagle 7.0

It's USDM but still very cool:

This is a Driver Built in 1999 for the late Payne Stewart... but, obviously, circumstances led to him never picking it up. Tag reads - Great Big Bertha 8.2 Degree. 45 Inch. D3 Swing Weight. Tour Velvet .580. Fenwick Eagle 7.0

Very Cool.

2007 Yonex Nanov Cyberstar. These heads are small, 1/4 shorter in height than Yamaha forged. But they are one of the most solid feeling irons I've hit. I hated the look the first time I saw them, but they grow on you. Could not find any reviews of this model, rarely mentioned on Google anywhere.

Also a Honma putter from years back, LB-206 Type-1.

Edited February 14, 20168 yr by donnieu