UST Mamiya Recoil Shafts Review Thread
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Darn. If I had seen this before I pulled the C. Kuas out of my irons, I would have considered. Its a shame you are so far away.
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No other sets needed, best irons out there.
And I can't wait to hit them next Friday!
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No other sets needed, best irons out there.
And I can't wait to hit them next Friday!
THis guys is the smartest guy in the room.
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No, but I did have the urge for tofu...
These are drying now and should be at the range tomorrow for a quick session before a round this weekend. Pretty excited to see how they work for me.
Love seeing those in the Altitudes JB and can't wait to see how you like the 95s.
I had a quick nine tonight and I was finally hitting these well again. I was playing incredibly well thru the first 5 holes. 4 of 5 greens without hitting a fairway. I was very pleased and turned one green into a birdie. Then the wheels fell off. But that's because of my tee game not these irons. We won't talk about the rest if the 9. Haha
I was seeing a nice high ball flight and they just carried forever. Very pleasing to see. The best shot of the day came on the 4th hole. Pushed my drive a little right so was in the trees and had a big one right in my way. Had to hit a low cut to make it around the tree and on the elevated green. A very tough shot. Had 147 to the pin, pulled a 5i and put the ball back in my stance and took a strong half swing. Perfect shot! Solid contact kept it under the tree and curved it perfectly. Two hops on the green and it stayed on to give me about a 25 ft. birdie look.
I am so in love with these shafts. You can do anything you want and these will respond. I have more confidence in my irons then I have ever had in my life. The more I get out and play the better and better these get!
I had a quick nine tonight and I was finally hitting these well again. I was playing incredibly well thru the first 5 holes. 4 of 5 greens without hitting a fairway. I was very pleased and turned one green into a birdie. Then the wheels fell off. But that's because of my tee game not these irons. We won't talk about the rest if the 9. Haha
I was seeing a nice high ball flight and they just carried forever. Very pleasing to see. The best shot of the day came on the 4th hole. Pushed my drive a little right so was in the trees and had a big one right in my way. Had to hit a low cut to make it around the tree and on the elevated green. A very tough shot. Had 147 to the pin, pulled a 5i and put the ball back in my stance and took a strong half swing. Perfect shot! Solid contact kept it under the tree and curved it perfectly. Two hops on the green and it stayed on to give me about a 25 ft. birdie look.
I am so in love with these shafts. You can do anything you want and these will respond. I have more confidence in my irons then I have ever had in my life. The more I get out and play the better and better these get!
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Ummm.....I got dibs. Hehe
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Not sure yet. It will depend on how this testing goes.
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Not fair, I just saw this!!! I just put a Miyazaki shaft in my 8 iron, and I LOVE it. Oh well, 2nd dibs.
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Putting the grips on this morning and these bad boys will be headed to the range. Looking forward to joining in on the conversation. One thing I know for sure going in, they look fantastic.
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I am wondering if the 95'a are higher flight than the 125's. Dropping in weight might be the ticket for getting my long irons to where I want them
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Valid curiosity there Chunky, I know the 110's and 125'a are listed as "low/mid" IIRC, so perhaps the 95's would be the ticket then for sure.