coolbreeze
Aspiring Golferr
Same for me Yoccus, every club has a divider and they go in order so I don't even look at head covers, the club is always in the spot I have for it.
Cleveland Mashie Review - Testers Thread
Same for me Yoccus, every club has a divider and they go in order so I don't even look at head covers, the club is always in the spot I have for it.
johndeere10
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You can find them for around $130 or less from a few places. That is shipped and no taxes if you don't live in that state.
Hanks
On the Fringe
pick it clean man! sweep it outta there!
good idea....may have to do that as well
good idea....may have to do that as well
CarstenBF
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Thanks but I'm in the EU. Clubs are a tad more expensive here.
cg13
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is it just wool? you could wash it with some clorox 2, cold water- then hang to dry i bet if it gets bad.
warm water and a dryer might shrink it tho.
Waiting on my M2 - i never thought of getting an M1 to replace a 3w, but its been talked about for sooo long here. It is definately interesting. Perhaps droppng a 60* wedge - going M1, M2, M4. haha 3 mashies!
Im waiting to switch up my bag though for the outing - i just had to bring a mashie to FLA though!
mariusvt
Member
I haven't put much thought into the confusion thing, then again I just got mine yesterday and they probably won't see even the range for another week since I'm pretty sure my fiance just gave me a cold. My 2 mashies share a slot in my bag. There is still 1 empty next to my driver that is waiting for either a 3/4w or an M1.
rbrown2769
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M1, M2 and M4 mashies do have a nice appeal. I love my M4 already...After I receive my M2 on Monday? Who knows?
rbrown2769
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M1, M2 and M4 mashies do have a nice appeal. I love my M4 already...After I receive my M2 on Monday? Who knows?
GrantD
Formerly Known as DMB012
It is not wool. It is more of a synthetic material. I am not sure about the washing. I might be because I don't clean it really good before I put it back up.
I think I would email Cleveland before I washed it.
pattyblind9golf
New member
We just talked with Cleveland. They think it's polyester/acrylic. The cover should be washable, but DON'T DRY IT - just hang dry it.
Also, I'm just about to post in the coupon section for Cleveland clubs -- PM me if you're interested in a Mashie coupon. The old one expired, but we have a new one. We just found out all the rest of our Cleveland shipment should be coming in next week (FINALLY!) so we should be pretty good about filling orders from here on in (um... we hope!).
TC
Keg Thrower
Tee'd it up with forum member Thainer21 yesterday in what must've been the windiest conditions I've ever seen here in Asheville. It was a cold, hard wind that was relentless, but I must say, the Mashie performed beautifully in the conditions. I hit the Mashie off the tee a few times, and off the deck a few times and it was just what the doctor ordered. I know it was young Thainer's first time he had seen the Mashie in person and he thought it looked incredible.
This hybrid just continues to impress and amaze me. It's almost effortless at this point, just aim, swing, and watch the ball end up where you were hoping it would. The stock 59g shaft is plenty stout and I'm seeing a much better line with my ball flight now that JB gave me that tip on the driving range in Florida. I was actually able to hit a nice little cut shot off the tee on one hole yesterday. It was nice and controlled, just the way you'd want it to be.
I know I've said it a few times now, but it's by far the best hybrid I've ever hit (for me). I'm seriously contemplating putting the M2 in the bag now and ditching my 3w. Demo day and the outing can't get here fast enough for me.
This has been a fun and rewarding golf club to test and I just want to thank Cleveland Golf and THP again for giving me this opportunity. Not only did this club kick my beloved long irons out of the bag, but it may kick my beloved Superfast 3w out of the bag as well. Never thought that would happen.
This hybrid just continues to impress and amaze me. It's almost effortless at this point, just aim, swing, and watch the ball end up where you were hoping it would. The stock 59g shaft is plenty stout and I'm seeing a much better line with my ball flight now that JB gave me that tip on the driving range in Florida. I was actually able to hit a nice little cut shot off the tee on one hole yesterday. It was nice and controlled, just the way you'd want it to be.
I know I've said it a few times now, but it's by far the best hybrid I've ever hit (for me). I'm seriously contemplating putting the M2 in the bag now and ditching my 3w. Demo day and the outing can't get here fast enough for me.
This has been a fun and rewarding golf club to test and I just want to thank Cleveland Golf and THP again for giving me this opportunity. Not only did this club kick my beloved long irons out of the bag, but it may kick my beloved Superfast 3w out of the bag as well. Never thought that would happen.
TC
Keg Thrower
Yeah, I was very skeptical. It was tough b/c all I have heard about since the outing was how great this hybrid was, and how easy it is to hit. It's hard when you haven't hit it for yourself. Not only did it kick the 3 iron out but it off'd my 4 iron as well.
You're welcome OEM.
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I have seen a few in here talk about regripping the Mashie and wanted to find out for those that have done so what they regripped with?
Did you stay light?
Did you think about swing weight?
I know that Miyazaki sells the hybrid shaft aftermarket and it comes gripped for this very reason. The talk of balance and how it should be factored into the overall design. Surely regripping is an option, but I would like to hear about what the thoughts are with choosing the grips.
Did you stay light?
Did you think about swing weight?
I know that Miyazaki sells the hybrid shaft aftermarket and it comes gripped for this very reason. The talk of balance and how it should be factored into the overall design. Surely regripping is an option, but I would like to hear about what the thoughts are with choosing the grips.
TC
Keg Thrower
I have not regripped and have not thought about it to be honest. I like the stock grip well enough to be honest and I'm with you, I'll be curious to see what others are regripping with.
coolbreeze
Aspiring Golferr
I'm going to be regripping mine with WinnLite Midsize grips when they arrive. I have these same grips on all my clubs and since they are the Lite ones anyway am not anticipating much of a difference weight wise.
On a side note, I got my shipping confirmation yesterday, so by next week some time I should be able to get my Mashie on!!
coolbreeze
Aspiring Golferr
This is very true, I had a not so fun time installing the grip on the mashie, once I did it I was happy but that was the longest 10 minutes of the week trying to get that grip on with tape build up. Anyone who is thinking of regripping the mashie should not use tape buildup but by a midsize if thats what their looking for. THat was not fun.
Because they are fatter it tends to shorten the length of other grips...my GP New Decade on the DSTs were like 1" to a 1/2" shorter.
coolbreeze
Aspiring Golferr
Ya, the shaft is surprisingly large when you take the grip off and look at the butt end. I saw that the grip was a 1/2 shorter but not 1 inch.
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I wasn't crazy about the grip when I hit it at the store last week but I will give it a shot before regripping. If I were to regrip I would probably do with something of similar weight.
Lamkin has a Miyazaki Performance Plus available on their site that is not bad and it is designed for these shafts. Check it out.
http://www.lamkingrips.com/Miyazaki_Performance_Plus.php
rbrown2769
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I am thinking about changing the grips because I usually use 3 wraps of tape. I really like the feel of the Mashie swingweight as is.
The Miyazaki grip is listed at 46 grams. I wonder how much of a difference that would make? The original grip on the Mashie is 36 g.