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#13
Posted 02 September 2011 - 03:26 PM
Chris,
How do the gun blue and raw polished finishes hold up from Gold's?
J.
How do the gun blue and raw polished finishes hold up from Gold's?
J.
#14
Posted 07 November 2011 - 01:06 AM
oh yes.......................,
the smallest change = the biggest results!!!
ns 1150 tour shafts X flex .125 over my standard length
lie angle at 62* on ALL wedges
58* bent to 61*
52-56-61 set all same shafts all same perfect pro cord grips
i now have the wedges to play on tough short grass. that spin like blazes
no need to worry about if these spin . man oh man they do i ndeed!
i havnever played better wedge play than yesterday chip in eagle form 30 yards.
5 , yes 5 wedge shots inside 6 feet.
for me thats incredible. it wasnt how i did it thats important, its what the ball did when i hit it that counts
crisp. check. side spin reverse.
perfectrion
the soles on them are really small but the back is chunky.
so that gives it its thump
fabulous wedges just fabulous
hope they dont make any more of these , they will become a collectors item GUARANTEED
ah my wedge solution has emerged
tourstage marus for deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep lush
yamaha for crisp sweeping.
i know whats going back to oz to live forever!
the smallest change = the biggest results!!!
ns 1150 tour shafts X flex .125 over my standard length
lie angle at 62* on ALL wedges
58* bent to 61*
52-56-61 set all same shafts all same perfect pro cord grips
i now have the wedges to play on tough short grass. that spin like blazes
no need to worry about if these spin . man oh man they do i ndeed!
i havnever played better wedge play than yesterday chip in eagle form 30 yards.
5 , yes 5 wedge shots inside 6 feet.
for me thats incredible. it wasnt how i did it thats important, its what the ball did when i hit it that counts
crisp. check. side spin reverse.
perfectrion
the soles on them are really small but the back is chunky.
so that gives it its thump
fabulous wedges just fabulous
hope they dont make any more of these , they will become a collectors item GUARANTEED
ah my wedge solution has emerged
tourstage marus for deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep lush
yamaha for crisp sweeping.
i know whats going back to oz to live forever!
yamaha tour 10*--crazy cb50 noir 8.2
kasco fd 12.8*--diamana stinger X
yamaha v17----diamana stinger X
srixon pro 100----- ns proto 2fi5
tourstage maru wedge 52*----NS proto e11
tourstage maru 57*--ns proto e11
yururi 1.618--ns 950r
kinoshohampu bag
tourstage x-01 mild.
#15
Posted 22 January 2012 - 09:02 PM
took these to oz 3 sets.
ns wv 120------shimada wedge------ns 1150 x shafted
played most games on kaikuya grass, and a few on cooche
the kaik is VERY tough grass. hitting down hard on this results in sore elbows.
the tiny soles on the yammys was a perfect tonic. these really do spin well and the pop off the face is very noticeable.
left a set down there time e memorium , the vw shafted ones. i liked the way they popped ,esp when it got windy.
i though these were best sutied to oz of them all.
the shimadas i like ot keep in JP and the 1150 get the ball much higher when its not blowing which i japan most of the time.
really cant see any fault withte VWshafts i know a few guys ddint like them, but they were clearly my favs donw there.
i bent one to 49* aswell to sue with the yammy tour irons,
oh THAT was a great thing to do. thats my fave wedge love this if anyones thinking of gettign another pw and bending it
DONT
instead, get a 52* wedge and make it strongner , its a fabulous idea. thye play so much better than PW.
to be honest. id prefer to get rid of the PW in most sets and strong another wedge, they arre totally different.
the yammies reaffirmed thier spot in my bag alongside the tourstages
ns wv 120------shimada wedge------ns 1150 x shafted
played most games on kaikuya grass, and a few on cooche
the kaik is VERY tough grass. hitting down hard on this results in sore elbows.
the tiny soles on the yammys was a perfect tonic. these really do spin well and the pop off the face is very noticeable.
left a set down there time e memorium , the vw shafted ones. i liked the way they popped ,esp when it got windy.
i though these were best sutied to oz of them all.
the shimadas i like ot keep in JP and the 1150 get the ball much higher when its not blowing which i japan most of the time.
really cant see any fault withte VWshafts i know a few guys ddint like them, but they were clearly my favs donw there.
i bent one to 49* aswell to sue with the yammy tour irons,
oh THAT was a great thing to do. thats my fave wedge love this if anyones thinking of gettign another pw and bending it
DONT
instead, get a 52* wedge and make it strongner , its a fabulous idea. thye play so much better than PW.
to be honest. id prefer to get rid of the PW in most sets and strong another wedge, they arre totally different.
the yammies reaffirmed thier spot in my bag alongside the tourstages
yamaha tour 10*--crazy cb50 noir 8.2
kasco fd 12.8*--diamana stinger X
yamaha v17----diamana stinger X
srixon pro 100----- ns proto 2fi5
tourstage maru wedge 52*----NS proto e11
tourstage maru 57*--ns proto e11
yururi 1.618--ns 950r
kinoshohampu bag
tourstage x-01 mild.
#16
Posted 22 January 2012 - 09:47 PM
JMCMB, on 02 September 2011 - 03:26 PM, said:
Chris,
How do the gun blue and raw polished finishes hold up from Gold's?
J.
How do the gun blue and raw polished finishes hold up from Gold's?
J.
Gun blue in general doesn't hold up so well. Raw polished, well that depends on a couple of things. First how humid it is in your neck of the woods and secondly how well you take care of your wedges. Hand done finishes usually don't hold up so well.
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