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Really really. (this answer makes me think of shrek)
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Tadashi70
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That raw finish wasn't available in the j40 line, not sure it'll be with the J15I'm a fan of satin finish, but if I can somehow get the "Matt Kuchar" finish on all the irons and wedges I'll take that
Johnny mojo
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Adam had mentioned to me that the finish was holding up well. Would love to hear back today too. They sure do look good.
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Wicked Cool Bearded Man
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I love the simplicity of these. Something I like in wedges and irons
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Johnny mojo
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Yes to this. I saw Spicoli's Black J40 start to develop one in MB. It was about the size of a dime too! :act-up: I fear mine might look like a couple of poker chips....
JM
Tadashi70
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I couldn't agree more, love that look. Also love the rusted out look they get.
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Rust on wedges is a win IMO
Love to read the former, and curious about the latter. Updates after today's rounds? I'm pretty sure I'll be sporting one of these at some point.
kc720
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Yeah. It would be sending off to 3rd party to get it done
lightningbolt44
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I think I have my plan for that haha. I am going to play them normal all year then send them off next winter (wedges and CB) and get them done. That way I wont change irons for a full 2 years no more club hoing
lightningbolt44
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Here's a wedge that saw quite a bit of play.
Looks like it didn't wear much at all
mikedean441
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Ok now those in hands look way better. Yesterday's made them look way darker
T2GRN18
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How was its performance in relation to your greg ulnar gamers? Did you find that the spinners worked better in the J15 over their pairing with the J40s?
T2GRN18
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Similar to what others call slate of I'm seeing it correctly
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Man, I may really have to go black ox.Here's a wedge that saw quite a bit of play.
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I didn't take many full swings with them guys, sorry. Loved them around the green though.
T2GRN18
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That's cool, curious is all. It's just a matter of time till they are bagged.
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Probably will be a little down the road since I just got new wedges, but the black ox are definitely in my future!
golfinFF
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I played the heck out of the 60/6 this weekend between the range saturday, the round Saturday and today it's saw a ton of use.
I missed plenty of greens so had plenty of shots of varying types from short sided, flops, chips and pitches to partial swings.
I had zero problems opening the club up and still getting under the ball, closing it down to get the lower flight pitch or tossing the ball up and letting the slope take it toward the hole.
My only struggle was on half to "full" swing I came up short every single time, the shaft stemmed to just launch the ball high killing distance.
After the weekend
I missed plenty of greens so had plenty of shots of varying types from short sided, flops, chips and pitches to partial swings.
I had zero problems opening the club up and still getting under the ball, closing it down to get the lower flight pitch or tossing the ball up and letting the slope take it toward the hole.
My only struggle was on half to "full" swing I came up short every single time, the shaft stemmed to just launch the ball high killing distance.
After the weekend
T2GRN18
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OK, I need to just go satin and stop debating it.
I love the satin, looks SO sick. And will look better with some volt paintfill.
Hahaha but dude that colt will pop like mad against that OX finish