March 31, 20177 yr comment_263580 I had a set of Vega cb's along the way. Kyoei forged them I think. Anyway, the soles look pretty similar. These were a raw head and when you hit the sweet spot, best ever.
April 4, 20177 yr Author comment_263626 On 4/2/2017 at 1:11 PM, landshark said: when do you anticipate a cavity back to come out? In several months sir.
April 6, 20177 yr comment_263658 On 2017/3/30 at 0:33 PM, TourSpecGolfer said: Im sorry no sir they only made 4-PW. TSG can do any of the usual finishes on them,  black mirror,  copper, soft black etc.. these are all done aftermarket.  best feeling is the raw grain black.  Noboru and Chiromikey have hit these already in black boron.  In raw black they are even softer. ( Urgent help, please ) : Dear Sir, please advise : (A) which finish of (1)  Smooth polished chrome mirror (2)  Raw black is softer when you hit them ? (B) Is there an obvious difference in feeling when hitting between these two finished ? thank you so much ! Jack
April 6, 20177 yr comment_263659 I've played raw Mizuno irons before and the feel at impact is a subtle difference. My opinion is that the shaft selection has much to do with the overall feel of irons as well as the types of balls you use.  Another thing to bare in mind is that raw finishes will obviously rust over time and so if you want your irons to look nice and shiny for years to come,  then I would recommend going with plated finishes.  The Kyoei MB I got to test had DG S200 shafts in them and they felt phenomenal with range balls even though it was a plated finish Had a nice solid dense feel and not a mushy soft.   I am sure with softer tour balls,  the feel would even be better. Â
April 7, 20177 yr Author comment_263664 Based on my experience both are soft. Based on user feedback overall spread over many brands i.e Yururi etc.. Â Most people mention feel more positively when it comes to raw grain black. Carbon shafts help a ton. Â Even steel if its a nice good flex and weight for you.
April 7, 20177 yr comment_263665 7 hours ago, nobmontana said: I've played raw Mizuno irons before and the feel at impact is a subtle difference. My opinion is that the shaft selection has much to do with the overall feel of irons as well as the types of balls you use.  Another thing to bare in mind is that raw finishes will obviously rust over time and so if you want your irons to look nice and shiny for years to come,  then I would recommend going with plated finishes.  The Kyoei MB I got to test had DG S200 shafts in them and they felt phenomenal with range balls even though it was a plated finish Had a nice solid dense feel and not a mushy soft.   I am sure with softer tour balls,  the feel would even be better.  Hi, Nobmontana Thank you so much for your experience sharing, noted ! Jack Â
April 7, 20177 yr comment_263666 1 hour ago, TourSpecGolfer said: Based on my experience both are soft. Based on user feedback overall spread over many brands i.e Yururi etc.. Â Most people mention feel more positively when it comes to raw grain black. Carbon shafts help a ton. Â Even steel if its a nice good flex and weight for you. Dear TourSpecGolfer Thank you very much for the quick reply in experience sharing, Â have a good day ! Jack
April 12, 20177 yr comment_263750 15 hours ago, chiromikey said: Is that the set I just ordered? :)) Wouldn't that be awesome, to see pics of your stix all along the way from iron ore to shafted and gripped club? I think all companies should include that with our clubs. Would perhaps increase the price just a tad.. Sort of like "provenance" in wines and antiques :-)
April 12, 20177 yr comment_263757 6 hours ago, bogeylondon said: Pls advise me whether a raw grain finish will rust eventually? YesÂ
April 12, 20177 yr comment_263758 On 4/6/2017 at 10:13 PM, TourSpecGolfer said: is this finish available or is it a one off custom?
April 12, 20177 yr comment_263763 13 hours ago, bngolfer said: Wouldn't that be awesome, to see pics of your stix all along the way from iron ore to shafted and gripped club? I think all companies should include that with our clubs. Would perhaps increase the price just a tad.. Sort of like "provenance" in wines and antiques :-) I totally agree, that would be awesome! as long as the cost wouldn't make the service prohibitive I would definitely do that for all the clubs I buy, especially since it would make re-selling a lot easier too. one fella is having that problem right now in another thread trying to verify some Honma Beres 4 stars, but if they had something like that there wouldn't be any issue
April 13, 20177 yr Author comment_263767 17 hours ago, bogeylondon said: Pls advise me whether a raw grain finish will rust eventually? Yes raw black is called kurozome it will wear and rust but if you take care looks awesome with wear. Â 9 hours ago, 604_skyline said: is this finish available or is it a one off custom? That is TSG Clubworks soft black Â
April 13, 20177 yr comment_263769 18 hours ago, bogeylondon said: Pls advise me whether a raw grain finish will rust eventually? It depends on where you live. I live in AZ and have been playing the Yururi raw black for many years and I have zero rust. And I haven't oiled them in over 3Â years!
April 13, 20177 yr comment_263771 1 hour ago, chiromikey said: It depends on where you live. I live in AZ and have been playing the Yururi raw black for many years and I have zero rust. And I haven't oiled them in over 3Â years! I just played Yururi PDG and it rusts just after 2 rounds with rains :)Â I live in Hanoi where the humidity in some months may reach nearly 95%.
April 13, 20177 yr comment_263772 And I have a raw black Yururi Gekku wedge in Sweden where it is often wet. I always wipr it after every shot I hit. Have had it for 5-6 years and there is very little rust but it looks awesome. I think it gets more rust in the winter being in a dampish room in the basement.
April 13, 20177 yr comment_263773 1 hour ago, chiromikey said: It depends on where you live. I live in AZ and have been playing the Yururi raw black for many years and I have zero rust. And I haven't oiled them in over 3Â years! Pls advise me how to oil them.
April 13, 20177 yr comment_263781 12 hours ago, bogeylondon said: Pls advise me how to oil them. I bought sword oil from Amazon. I'd wipe off any debris after each round then spray on the sword oil and rub it into the metal so it has a light coat all over to protect it from moisture. Takes 2 mins to do the whole set. I forgot a few times and never got any rust so I just stopped after a while. They do look pretty when all oiled up though!
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