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Introducing the all new RYOMA MAXIMA Driver!

  • Categories: Featured, Gear Sneak Peaks, Golf News, Golf Tech Talk, GTI Exclusive, Industry Insider, Japanese Golf, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment, Product Previews, Product Reviews
  • Posted on: May 21st, 2013 by: gocchin

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Two and a half years ago when we first introduced Ryoma Golf's D-1 driver here at Tourspecgolf, we honestly didn't know what to expect. We had seen the accolades it had received in Japan as a superior distance driver with unparalleled forgiveness but it was at a price point that we really thought would scare of many potential buyers. Fast forward to today and the Ryoma D-1 became TSG's best selling driver ever with steady and unmatched sales through 2011 and 2012. While there is certainly no such thing as a driver that performs for every single person, the Ryoma D-1 certainly comes close.

Towards the end of 2012, we began hearing rumors that Ryoma was working on a successor to the D-1 driver. We could not help but wonder how anyone could improve on the D-1. Many customers proclaimed it as the holy grail, longer than any driver they had ever hit with unmatched ease of use. Nevertheless, we quietly waited with unwavering excitement and growing expectations.

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We found out a few months ago Ryoma had developed a new D-1 Maxima driver and confirmed its existence when we saw a pre production model at the Japan Golf Fair in February. Ryoma eventually announced a late April release initially in the domestic Japanese market where it has gained a cult like status.

While creating the Maxima, Ryoma decided to create some basic points as a premise for its design and truth be told, these points are all pretty obvious and what we would like in every driver. The Maxima would not only produce big carry or not only produce big run, but an optimal amount of both for maximum driving distance. Every player is different and distance will vary for every player so the Maxima works to improve every golfers game by minimizing left and right ball movement as well as eliminating ballooning of shots by reducing back spin and side spin. Noting that many drivers today reach too high an apex in their ball flight causing the ball to drop rapidly with too much back spin and no run, Ryoma focused on optimal spin for carry and a trajectory apex which would allow a powerful descent angle resulting in great run. Ryoma also understood that with different specs and different shafts, the proportion of carry and run will of course be different with every player but this could be overlooked by making a head that simply produces as much initial ball speeds as possible for every individual player.

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S-Yard GT-S Forged Irons

  • Categories: Iron sets
  • Posted on: May 12th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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With S-Yard coming out with many new Endo forged players drivers a lot of customers have been asking what Mr. Kobayashi has in terms of players irons...  We know that a new advanced muscle could be in the works as well as a new semi game improvement iron called the XV Forged.   So what would an S-Yard fan  looking for a players CB choose?   The GT Type S  of course.  It's forged by Endo of S20C with heavy perimeter weighting and a nice compact appearance from above,  I mean what else is there to ask for?  I've been able to put these into play for a short period and they are soft and considerably forgiving for it's size.

S Yard GT Type S Forged IronsThis is an iron that pictures don't do justice.  In hand it's simply stunning with a brushed satin finish except for the chrome back face with bead blast accents.  When standing above all you see is lovely satin from neck to face.  In regards to it's size it's pretty compact.  Smaller than mid sized thats for sure.  This is a tried and true design for Mr. Kobayashi and you can see his DNA everywhere.  If you like what your seeing we have more pictures from all angles after you click "Read More" below...

 

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New X-Drive 709 430 vs 450

  • Categories: Drivers, Golf News
  • Posted on: May 6th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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A few weeks back I posted imagery of the new X-Drive 709 450cc driver,  We received a few inquiries from customers on the fence between the two heads so I've decided to make a post sharing what a players may notice if they had the two side by side.

We've been testing both of these drivers for over a month now and can say comfortably that these perform in all areas from feel to spin as well as  forgiveness, and trajectory.  You can't go wrong with either one,  both equals so it really only depends on what's most important to you.  If it's setup and look go with the 430,  if you need confidence the 450 is an obvious choice.  They are both almost equally forgiving it just depends on where your misses are.

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It's obvious they are both closely related and this includes it's shape from most angles, it would be hard to tell the two apart if they weren't side by side.  In the image above It shows how the 450 on the right has an elongated appearance most apparent from this angle.  The 450 extends back further not only heel side like the red lines show but also toe side making for a more rounded look.

When it comes to performance the first major difference is shot shape, the larger head was easier to draw while the smaller easier to fade.  This is because the 430 has neutral internal weighting to promote a straight ball flight while the 450cc has a small draw bias within.  The trajectory in the 450 should be a little higher than the 430 on paper but we didn't notice a big difference in the real.  I'll also note that both drivers were built to the same loft, swing weight, length, and featured the new Graphite Design Tour AD GT-7 in Stiff flex.  Click Read More to continue the comparison...

 

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S-Yard Driver Comparisons: XT vs XV vs T.388

  • Categories: Drivers, Gear Sneak Peaks, Golf News, Golf Tech Talk, Golf Videos, GTI Exclusive, Industry Insider, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment
  • Posted on: April 29th, 2013 by: gocchin

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S-Yard drivers have been a hot topic at Tourspecgolf since we re-introduced the brand back in December and wrote about how respected Japanese golf club design guru Kenji Kobayashi was now heading up the company. His first official release as the CEO of S-Yard was of course the very popular T.388 forged driver. Last week I introduced the new XV Forged driver also designed by Mr. Kobayashi and a lot of customers and forum members started asking me how the XV fit into the S-Yard line and how does it compare to the already legendary T.388?

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I thought I would take the opportunity to make a comparison between S-Yard's 3 most current models, the newest XV, the T.388 from December and last years XT driver. Of the 3 drivers, the XT may very well be the least known from S-Yard. It was designed by Mr. Kobayashi BUT while he was still the chief designer and President of Endo Manufacturing. The XT wields all of Endo's top materials and manufacturing processes. It is available in two flavors, the XT and the XT Hi-Cor. The 8 piece forged XT features a two piece face which is designed to increase ball speeds by transferring the maximum possible energy at impact. The XT Hi-Cor model is a 7 piece head and the only difference is the face which is a single piece forged face made thinner and hotter thus non conforming and with more spring effect closer to 0.88 COR and 270CT.  On Friday night, our sales rep from S-Yard, Min gave me a call to let me know there would be an S-Yard demo day, about 15 minutes from my house at Honda Golf Center. So on Saturday I headed over with the intention of comparing the XV and T.388.

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I met Min at Honda Golf Center which has 150 mats with auto tee up and is 250 yards to the back net. Min had all of S-Yard's latest clubs on hand for patrons of the driving range to demo at the range. I decided to have Min hit the clubs for me as his swing and playing level are a good match for both the T.388 and XV. The only problem was that he carries the ball around 270-280, hitting halfway up the net so we did not get to assess the run. However we hit plenty of balls to be able to get sound and feel impressions as well as ball flight and tee height and forgiveness.

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George Spirits 2013 Mono GT Cold Forged Driver +DAT55G!

  • Categories: Drivers
  • Posted on: April 28th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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Another great looking head has arrived to TSG.  This time it's got me more excited than usual because of something as small as the face material used.  In this case it's Cold Forged Japanese DAT55G which is in my opinion one of the best.  I'm a big fan of VL Ti which is a technology Endo uses for high end drivers but I see Japan made DAT55G as it's equal.  So why wouldn't more companies use it?  For a couple of reasons that make a lot of sense and the first is price.  It's expensive and the next is how hard it is to get.  It's made in Japan and not a commonly used material for golf club manufacturing.

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Who else has used DAT55?  Crazy and J-Beam off the top of my head and we know how people absolutely love those woods,  then there is the still current but ever popular GT-460 aka Crazy CRZ 460 still to this day the most loved Crazy driver by the average player.  The feel of DAT55G is something else,  It's very soft yet not as hollow feeling as one would expect.  It's the true meaning of metallic sponge.

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Ok Enough with the materials,  the new GT Mono Forged Driver features a more shallow face than the GT-450,  It's designed to promote stable launch and low spin.  All three lofts have a square face angle 9.5, 10.5 and 12* lofts which is very different as one would expect a closed face on the higher lofts.  You can find these available in the TSG ProShop and for more pictures please click "Read More" below...

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S-Yard BOLD Wedge at TourSpecGolf

  • Categories: Wedges
  • Posted on: April 26th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

S Yard Bold Wedge Review

A couple of weeks ago the all new S-Yard BOLD Wedge began shipping to TSG customers,  In the last week first reactions have been coming in with an overwhelmingly positive response.  The most common response has been about the amount of spin it produces, some customers are saying it spins more than any non conforming wedge they have ever hit.  I've had the Bold in rotation for a bit over two weeks now and am very comfortable sharing my own opinion along with the opinions of some of our members.

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If you haven't heard yet, Kenji Kobayashi former president of ENDO and the man who designed every Epon golf club since their inception has taken charge as President of S-Yard Golf.  For those who don't know who Mr. K is,  he is one of the greatest golf club designers.  This is quite exciting as his roster of past designs is unrivaled from driver to irons and putters.  In this blog post we will take a closer look at the performance of his most favorite design yet.  The S-Yard Bold Wedge.

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Image of the Day: Soft Black Sonoma by Gold’s Factory

  • Categories: Putters
  • Posted on: April 24th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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Introducing the new S-Yard XV Driver!

  • Categories: Drivers, Fairway woods & Utilities, Featured, Gear Sneak Peaks, Golf News, Golf Tech Talk, GTI Exclusive, Iron sets, Japanese Golf, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment, Product Previews
  • Posted on: April 24th, 2013 by: gocchin

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Kenji Kobayashi, Chief Designer and CEO of S-Yard golf continues to follow his passion for designing beautiful golf clubs that perform as good as they look. Following the successful releases of the T.388 Driver and the Bold Wedge, S-Yard has released Mr. Kobayashi's latest driver, the XV. Mr. Kobayashi realized as great as the T.388 is, with 388cc head and shallow face (meaning low teeing of the ball) is not for everyone. So with that in mind he sought to create a driver that would be sold side by side with the T.388 and encompass the same premium quality and design with top notch performance as its smaller sibling.  The XV, a premium Endo forged 450cc driver was released this week to huge fanfare in Japan, especially among those who clamored for a premium Kobayashi design but were not confident enough to play the T.388. I was lucky enough to be one of the first to get the new XV driver so today I will share my initial impressions on the clubs design and performance here on the blog.

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For those who do not know Mr. Kobayashi, back in 1993 S-yard produced the world's first all forged Titanium driver called the T.301 which they produced at the Endo factory.  The T.301 was designed by Kenji Kobayashi, who DSCF7912not only went on to become the president of Endo manufacturing, the worlds largest and highest quality forging house, but also one of the most respected and revered figures in the Japanese golf industry over the last 20 years. Mr. Kobayashi's designs, and knowledge of golf club manufacturing as well as the creation of the T.301 Forged driver led many in the industry to refer to him as the "father of forged  Titanium drivers".

In 2001 he officially became the president of Endo manufacturing where he also took over the reigns of Endo's private brand Epon Golf. Many golf enthusiasts will be familiar with many of his Epon designs including the Technica and Technity series, as well as more recently the AF line all the way up to the ZERO driver and Z:EN putter as well as his influence on many top global golf brands which produced their clubs at Endo under the design eye of Mr. Kobayashi.  Fast forward to the summer of 2011. Mr. Kobayashi decided it was time to retire as the president of Endo and open up some free time to enjoy the recreational side of golf after 40 yeas of being involved in the business side of golf. His retirement did not last long as S-Yard came calling as they knew Mr. Kobayashi would be the man to lead their brand back to and beyond the same lofty heights of success it had before. Early 2012, Mr. Kobayashi became the president of S-Yard in charge of the direction of the company as well as golf club design and earlier this year he began his dream lineup by releasing the T.388 driver and Bold wedge.

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Miura Giken’s new CB-2007 Forged Cavity Back

  • Categories: Featured, Gear Sneak Peaks, Golf News, Golf Tech Talk, GTI Exclusive, Iron sets, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment, Product Previews
  • Posted on: April 23rd, 2013 by: gocchin

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Miura Giken Japan's 2000 series irons have always been considered the most balanced of all Miura models. While the compact 1000 series squarely aimed at the single digit player and athlete golfer, and the Passing Point series allowing the average and weekend golfer to play forgiving Miura irons, the 2000 series sits right in between in fact overlapping both target audiences. By being the best all around series in the Miura line, it also takes the title of being the most popular line. The new CB-2007 encompasses all of the previous 2000 series model strengths and takes it to a new design level. We've seen the 2000 series advance technically away from the simple traditionalist designs to heads focused on CG placement, flowing and symmetrical shapes across the sets to increased MOI and a focus on bringing all around play to a a new meaning.

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Miura sent over their new CB-2007 for me to check out and I have to say it follows in the footsteps of the new CB-1007 cavity back and MB5000WC wedge in that it is very good looking. It has all the usual Miura stampings which are probably more words than the iron needs on the back face but this is something we have all probably gotten used to.  If they could have only moved W.D.D. Accurate Forged to the neck and not put "Fast & Strong", the iron would be even more visually appealing but oh well, I've given up on lecturing JDM brands about cluttering their iron heads with too much stampings.  The first thing one notices is of course the, almost like hooks in the back of the cavity. This is what Miura dubs the new W-Power bridge. In Japan, W is commonly used for DOUBLE  in case you didn't figure it out. The two hooks or swooshes or bridges as Miura calls them, total 7 extra grams in weight and not only bring the CG  tad higher in the head but also create a variable thickness face which enhances feel and supposedly creates a larger sweet spot.  Read More

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Fourteen Golf FH1000 Muscle Back

  • Categories: Iron sets
  • Posted on: April 22nd, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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Blades are making a come back in Japan and  at TSG we're very happy about that.  One of the sexiest blades at the 2013 Japan Golf Fair was the FH1000 by Fourteen Golf.  It was sorta hidden behind a wall at the Fourteen booth.  We  finally have  a successor to the TB-1000 of years back.  These are not cast like the TB model was (though we were originally told they were cast) this new FH1000 is forged of S25C with fairly traditional lofts with the 5 iron at 27* and PW at 47*.

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This is Fourteens new "Tour Model" something they plan on encouraging their professionals to use and like the RM12 wedges it has the same reverse muscle back design which is supposed to improve accuracy according to Fourteen.  The center of gravity was placed to make long iron shots low spin and short iron shots higher spin and lastly it's beautiful shape.  If you want to see many more images of these blades at all angles please click "Read More" below.

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2013 2013 TourStage X-FW 13.5*

  • Categories: Fairway woods & Utilities
  • Posted on: April 21st, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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Here's another new fairway wood that just arrived a few weeks ago at TSG,  the new 2013 TourStage X-FW in 13.5* loft attached to the upgrade  Graphite Design Tour AD GT-7 Stiff flex shaft.  I'm only 2 rounds into it and already know it's not going to be my gamer although I sure wish I had the game for it because it's really something else.  What can I say it's X-SERIES...  that means it will be for the faster swinging better ball striking golfer especially in 13.5*.

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Bridgestone actually trademarked a new material used in the manufacturing of this fairway wood called "Ultimate Strong Metal" Yes I know very cheesy Japanesey but its supposed to be able to maintain very high energy transfer,  its thin and light but also very durable. The reason why I said I couldn't game this was purely my game,  I don't have the ball striking skills to hit this with full confidence.  I know a lot of golfers that absolutely could and I wouldn't hesitate suggesting this as one of their options.  I hit two par 5's in 2 in a single day which is a rarity for me and oddly after i hit poor drives.  This could be that life saver if you find yourself in a position having to carry a revine or arroyo or perhaps needing play it safe hitting a long tight accurate club from the tee box.

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2013 CRAZY 9012 Denim Caddy Bag

  • Categories: Bags and Accessories
  • Posted on: April 20th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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Rarely do we write up a blog post about a single golf bag but this time we felt this particular one was something special.  It's a bit flashy and designer it feels as if a  luxury hand bag could have built this and It's called the Crazy 9012 Caddy Bag and she's a stunner.  It's made of cotton denim  with what I believe to be is vinyl,  looks like leather.  Everything is made top notch and there are a lot of little extras like silver bits and pieces,  It also comes with a bottle holder.  One thing you must mind is if it's damp or even dry and rubbing up against something white  like many jeans it could bleed.

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New Scotty Cameron Sonoma Modified by Gold’s Factory

  • Categories: Golf News, Putters
  • Posted on: April 19th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

Modified Scotty Cameron Putter

Every so often we send in a batch of new putters to have modified by Master Sasaya of Gold's Factory.  TSG is always talking about Gold's because they really are a one of a kind company.  Totally unique and you know what you will get when having anything touched by the master... Excellence,  a level of quality so high and an attention to detail so critical you would expect the best.

In the TSG Online Store we will begin offering some tasteful designs on a more regular basis,  The first 4 putters to be released will be 3 unique  new model Scotty Cameron Sonoma's and a Japan Only Odyssey Tour iX Black Series #2. They do cost a pretty penny but with this level of quality one can expect that.  Below pictures of my favorite of the Sonoma's.  Each Sonoma has a different finish,  this one in Teflon Black and replaced the scotty circles with yellow ARC reactors by Gold's Factory..  The tilted old school mini G is milled into the nose.  The two weights on the sole have been increased now 15g each instead of 10g.  Finally and the most unique modification to this putter is that it's center shaft.  There are no center shaft Sonoma's in the wild.  Especially ones that have been balanced perfectly to perform better than stock.    Look forward to these in the TSG Online Store soon.

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2013 Yamaha Inpress X Forged Wedge 2 Round Update

  • Categories: Wedges
  • Posted on: April 19th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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It was only recently that Yamaha wedges really captured my eye,  only since the last model was I a fan.  Not sure why as I've always known they make amazing product from driver to wedge.  What I remember of the 2012 Yamaha Inpress Wedge is that it had a more narrow sole than appeared,  It felt nice soft pure S20C, It also had better than average spin while looking totally modern.  This years wedge is very different in style being much more traditional and I love the stamping it's simple, clean and most importantly this wedge also performs.  I'm two range sessions and 2 rounds into a 56* and It plays flawlessly,  a near perfect wedge doing everything its predecessor did in a much more classy appearance.  By the way my gamers are CRAZY Toyoshima's which I Love to pieces and they aren't better than these nor worse just perfection both of them equally really.  I couldn't choose and while there are so many amazing wedges out right now somehow we must have the courage to pick just one, two, three or four...

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Gold’s Factory M.A.C.: Meister Absolute Crafting one of a kind Putters

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  • Posted on: April 13th, 2013 by: gocchin

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Master Sasaya of Gold's Factory is a man who appreciates the fine details in premium workmanship. A few months ago we were talking about how some high end cars have a single "Meister" defined as "a person expert in or renowned for a specific skill" who builds the engines in their high end models from start to finish. We all know that nobody can tweak or modify a putter like Master Sasaya does and he is very much in his own way a Meister. Using the word Meister he created his new line of one off, one of a kind putters under the banner Meister Absolute Crafting.

These new M.A.C. putters would use all of Gold's Factory's best design ideas, each be unique in its own way and have only one ever made. Master Sasaya takes each head, machined from JIS SUS303 and through hand machining, grinding, polishing, modifying and finishing create his usual beauty. He asked me what I thought about names for each putter as he wanted to give each unique putter a name, and I suggested why not pay homage to the Greek Gods? Their names as putters would sound very cool. Master Sasaya agreed and we now have the first 4 M.A.C. putters here for sale. Artemis, Prometheus, Apollo and Zeus. Only one of each will ever be made so owning one will mean owning a one of a kind M.A.C. model.

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TourStage 909 Limited Blades

  • Categories: Gear Sneak Peaks, Golf News, Golf Opinion, GTI Exclusive, Iron sets, Japan Golf Fair 2013, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment
  • Posted on: April 12th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

TourStage 909 Blade X-BLADE

 

Introducing the 2013 TourStage X-BLADE 909 Limited Edition irons.  These irons deserve their very own blog post not because they are rare & limited but because TourStage has done a fantastic job evolving their muscle back over the years making the 909 in my opinion their best effort yet.

So how is it different than previous years?  The biggest thing for me was it's feel & finish.  TourStage has moved to the center a bit to please muscle back enthusiasts by providing us a softer feel at impact and a fully brushed satin finish.

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How's it look?  I think it's beautiful with little to improve.  From the clean and uncluttered pressed text on the back face to it's attractive shape from just about every angle TourStage seems to have finally figured out what TSG'ers are looking for in a muscle back.  Of course this all takes back seat to how it actually performs and we are happy to report that these deliver.

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Yamaha 2013 Z Cavity Review!

  • Categories: Golf News, Golf Opinion, Golf Tech Talk, GTI Exclusive, Industry Insider, Iron sets, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment, Product Reviews
  • Posted on: March 31st, 2013 by: gocchin

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Today I am going to take a quick look at the new 2013 Yamaha Inpres X Z Cavity. Yamaha, one of Japan's most popular golf brands had pretty much operated over the last decade with two main lineups the V and D series of clubs. The V series was always aimed at the pro to better player and the D series the mid and improving golfer.  Last year they added a new Z series which included irons and a driver for the average golfer and higher handicapper to round out their lineup. For 2013, the driver and irons have been redesigned and joined by a Z fairway wood and a Z utility which shows Yamaha's intention of taking on Japan's largest average golfer market against the likes of XXIO and others.

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The new 2013 Z Cavity is a larger iron packed with technology and design aspects that focus on ease of use and max performance.  A look at the back face of the iron shows a deep and wide pocket cavity. The Pocket cavity helps increase the head's MOI by spreading out the weight, not only lower but towards the heel and toe which help decrease distance lost on off center hits. Yamaha uses an ES230 Maraging steel face for increased ball speeds and improved feel. Maraging steel is more durable than titanium but can be made thinner than stainless steel for an increase in energy transfer at impact.

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Geotech New GT U-0379 and GT ISOFIT shafts!

  • Categories: Club Making, Fairway woods & Utilities, Featured, Golf News, Golf Tech Talk, GTI Exclusive, Japanese Golf, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment, Product Reviews, Shafts
  • Posted on: March 23rd, 2013 by: gocchin

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Back in February we got the chance to get a sneak peak at Geotech's all new revised GT lineup. The GT line is Geotech's bread and butter and represents the best in performance and design and technology, all without breaking the bank. We've watched the GT line evolve over the years and with Geotech's metal wood manufacturing experience, get better with every new release. I had already been a firm believer of the GT line having bagged the GT N SWS FW and Utility in my bag last year. I was very excited to see the all new black GT lineup at the show and could not wait to get my hands on the clubs for some first hand testing.

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I typically do not hit a 5 iron in my bag (play strong lofts) so I was looking for something to fill that slot.  I immediately thought of the new GT U-0379 so I contacted Geotech and ordered a 24* assembled for me right at the Geotech shop (while Geotech are components, any custom assembled clubs are built for the customer directly at Geotech).  The U-0379 is a good looking club, and available in 4 lofts, 17 19 21 and 24* lofts. One thing that got my attention was the heavier heads of the GT utility. By going with heavier heads, it allows for each build to have a shorter club length. We see many utilities today over 40.00" in length and longer but with the heavy heads, the GT models come out a 1.00 to 1.50" shorter.  Depending on shaft, this can also result in a heavier overall club build. There are a few reasons that this is good. The shorter length club results in more accurate ball striking and more consistency. This results in a good balanced between both distance and direction control/stability.  My GT utility was built using the new GT/Fujikura collaboration ISOFIT shaft (71 grams but more on this later) and came out at 360g and D2 swing weight at 38.25".  Compared with other 24* type utilities on the Japanese market we are looking at about 1.00" or more shorter plus 15-25g heavier.   I can get too quick with the swing sometimes especially with a lighter club resulting in either pulls or hooks and topping shots (hitting them thin). I was very happy with this as the extra weight can help control my tempo and help me hit the sweet spot more often.

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New George Spirits Mono M1 Putters!

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  • Posted on: March 22nd, 2013 by: gocchin

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George Takei is a name that is synonymous with golf club design in the Japanese market. The former founder of Gauge Design Japan and G-Field Golf has traveled the road both high and low when it comes to golf clubs in Japan. At its peak, George had led Gauge Design into becoming the number one putter on the Japanese tour, besting the likes of Odyssey and Scotty Cameron. Gauge Design Japan and G-Field eventually dissolved as the company broke off seeing former employees of Gauge form new companies like Gold's Factory and Romaro Sports. George however, continued to hone his design skills and passion/dream of creating the ultimate golf clubs. Several years ago, the George Spirits brand was born.

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George continued on his journey to create his dream golf clubs, with the sky the limit. Top quality forged irons and wedges, premium forged and cutting edge designs for woods and of course putters. George Spirits recently released their Mono line of pin style putters the Mono1 , Mono2 and Mono3 models. Personally I am much more of a mallet type player so I was very happy to see George release the new Mono M1 putters featuring Style1 a center shafted small mallet and Style2 a double bend shaft over heel mallet. I was immediately drawn to the Style1 as I typically use a center shafted putter with more of a straight back and forth type of stroke. George Spirits as usual was of course very accommodating and sent over both models for me to try out.

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Custom Mizuno Yoro Order – Black Gloss MP-69 for SAVANT!

  • Categories: Custom Fitting, Custom Mizuno, Gear Sneak Peaks, Golf News, GTI Exclusive, Iron sets, Japanese Golf, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment
  • Posted on: March 16th, 2013 by: gocchin

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We've got another set of awesome Yoro customized Mizuno irons in today. A beautiful set of gloss black MP-69 for customer SAVANT. Great call of leaving the logos with no paintfill as it makes the iron not only look mysterious but very sexy as well.

Specs:

MP69 4-PW
Black with Gloss
69C Own Name SAVANT White Paintfill
Remove Grain Flow forged
No paintfill for logos or iron numbers
2010C Tour Confirmed on the neck
W Sole Grind
+0.5mm FP (LESS Offset)
TOUR ISSUE DGX100
Golf Pride Tour Velvet Rubber Round Logo Down 1 Wrap
37.75" 5 Iron
D3 4-9
D4 PW

Iron Loft Lie
4 24 58
5 27 58.5
6 31 59
7 35 59.5
8 39 60
9 43 60.5
PW 48 61

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Geotech 2013 Japan Golf Fair Coverage

  • Categories: Drivers, Fairway woods & Utilities, Golf News, GTI Exclusive, Iron sets, Japan Golf Fair 2013, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment, Wedges
  • Posted on: March 14th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

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If your looking for Japanese forgings at a reasonable price one must not overlook Geotech Golf.  I'm always amazed by this brand as they release dozens of new models each and every year with no signs of slowing down anytime in the near future.  This year the debut of the 2013 GT series was the big deal starting with the new GT Forged W-213T wedge.

Geotech GT W-213T Wedge
Available in 49/52/56/58/60 degree lofts with bounces ranging from 5.5  to 10 the W213 wedge also has spin the Geotech claims will rival any top leading brand and surpass most smaller companies thanks to their background and experience in golf club design.  I can second this as I've watched Geotech design with a focus on details that create performance .  The W213 wedge is now available and in righty and lefty.  Best part is your getting a stunning Japan Forged wedge for 105.00 found here at the TSG ProShop.

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2013 Flavor Trip Tokyo & Beijing!

  • Categories: Health and Conditioning, Japan Golf Fair 2011, New Equipment
  • Posted on: March 11th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

Could Tokyo be the food capital of the world?  Based on the amount of Michelin stars in the city that statement could be true.  Tokyo has roughly 200 stars in a single city thats more than twice the amount of Paris or any other country on earth.  It could simply be supply and demand,  like Japanese Golf Clubs quality & design play a significant factor in the way Tokyoites and it's visitors dine.   In our recent trip to Japan we ate and well ate more and took tons of high res photos

You can find a lot of things in the TSG forums,  one thing that I found recently was a recommendation & VIP reservations to a restaurant called ARONIA DE TAKAZAWA in Akasaka and this spot was off the hook.  They only serve 3 tables a night because there are only 3 tables in the restaurant.  Chef Takazawa and his wife Akiko felt that with any more tables the could not give the guest the experience they deserve.  It's not only delicious but all of the ingredients are produced of seasonal and rare ingredients not to mention it looks like art on a plate.  While it isn't easy to get a reservation  TSG member Supo67 hooked it up and we appreciate that so much,  Thank You Stew!  while it isn't cheap its an experience you must have while in Tokyo.  Here are just a few of the pics from the meal:

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Taylormade Japan & Adams Golf – 2013 Japan Golf Fair

  • Categories: Drivers, Fairway woods & Utilities, Golf News, GTI Exclusive, Iron sets, Japan Golf Fair 2013, Manufacturer Focus, New Equipment, Putters, Wedges
  • Posted on: March 11th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

Taylormade Japan 2013

 

This year at the Japan Golf Fair it was a big year for Taylormade & Adams Golf.  This was the official relaunch of Adams in Japan,  Adams sponsored Tom Watson was on hand and so was the newly signed Jumbo Ozaki .  As far as Japan Only gear Taylormade had newly released Gloire models completing the Gloire series,  everything from the new Gloire reserve driver to fairways, utilities, irons, balls, bags, and accessories.

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For those who have never heard of or seen the Gloire driver before last year it was Taylormade's best selling Japan Only product.  Many pro's and amateurs gamed it in competitive play.  It's the only forged titanium driver Taylormade has in it's line up and this year they really stepped into the unknown by utilizing a 70 layer graphite composite and thermostat urethane face.  Multi Layer Flex face known as Limitless Technology..  Thats right the face isn't made of Titanium!  Taylormade says this tech has been 10 years in the making.  They continue to push the envelope.   So why did Taylormade use what is essentially plastic for their latest driver face?  They wanted to create a bigger face and Titanium had it's limitations. By using the Multi Layer Flex face It allowed them to increase the distance + forgiveness and create a whopping 30% larger hitting zone.

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A Very Rare Interview with Masayuki Sasaya of Gold’s Factory

  • Categories: Custom Fitting, Featured, Golf Videos, GTI Exclusive, Industry Insider, Japan Golf Fair 2013, Putters
  • Posted on: March 8th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

A very rare look into the mind and philosophy of Master Masayuki Sasaya of Gold's Factory. In this video you will get to see some extreme face milling being done by hand. I had a lot of fun making this Video, It's always a pleasure to spend time with Sasaya-san of Gold's Factory. I'm Not sure what I enjoyed the most, the food, the drinks or watching him do what he does best in the GF Studio.

Masayuki Sasaya of Gold's Factory Interview from TourSpecGolf / Golf To Impress on Vimeo.

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Romaro at the 2013 Japan Golf Fair!

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  • Posted on: February 27th, 2013 by: gocchin

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Romaro Sports had a very strong 2012 and they looked to ride that momentum right into 2013 by adding new clubs and accessories to an already awesome lineup. Last year saw all new drivers and woods as well as Pro Forged blades and the Ray H for better players. The Ray V Forged iron which were from late 2011 were still among the most popular irons for improving players and better players looking for forgiveness.  Romaro though which has traditionally been a company focused on the athlete and better golfer decided it was time to tweak the Ray V Forged iron to make even more forgiving yet more appealing visually.

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The took an already great design forged from S20C steel and featuring an undercut cavity with TPU insert, the sharpened off the shape of the cavity back creating a straighter top line and sharper toe but increased the forgiveness by changing the internal pocket cavity and weighting.  The increased MOI and larger sweet spot equal less distance lost on miss hits and an overall more attractive package. The back cavity has a new V pattern which enhances feel at impact on the sweet spot. Romaro decided to release the improved V Forged as the TypeR which is the name of the new performance lineup aimed at the average golfer.

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2013 TourStage Golf – Japan Golf Fair

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  • Posted on: February 22nd, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

TourStage Golf Clubs 2013

TourStage Golf presented a solid line up at the 2013 Japan Golf Fair this year.  The designs were oh so clean and modern each and everyone of the new X-Drive series products from irons to woods I could easily see land in my bag in 2013, thats how good it was.   Let's dive right in and take a look out our favorites this year from TourStage.

Above we have the all new 909 X-Blade.  It's important to know that this is a limited edition model and only 2000 sets have been produced,  so if you like what you see you don't have very long to order it from the TSG Proshop.  The new TourStage X-Blade MB really reminds me of the old TourStage MR-23 U.S Spec blade except with a cleaner setup and added forgiveness.  The entire head is plated in a beautiful brushed satin finish it really is stunning in person even these fantastic pictures just don't do it justice.  Forged by Endo of S20C it's one of the most beautifully designed blades perhaps ever.

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2013 Year of the Muscle Back – Great Blade Choices!

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  • Posted on: February 22nd, 2013 by: gocchin

It was quite evident at this years Japan Golf Fair that the muscle back was having a trendy revival. Japan is very fickle when it comes to trends and whats hot can come and go with the snap of a finger. While pretty much all Japanese brands design their golf clubs with the Japanese market in mind, this does not stop our hardcore overseas customers from nitpicking and wishing for a better muscle back every year. While Japan continues to pump design and technology into its irons for more ease of use more distance and more all around performance, it seems they have also decided to take a step back and bring back the blade the way it should be. And what exactly is the way a blade should be? According to many of the enthusiasts on TSG, clean, compact, boxier and less offset.

I took pictures of 5 different sets of blades all new for 2013. I would have included the Yamaha Tour Model which as you all know is a blade this year but its already sold out so there isn't so much reason to put it here. There are still other blades that are current but most of us have seen them before including the Romaro Pro Forged (in the slide above), the Epon AF-Tour, and the Yururi Flat Back Blade to name a few. Keep in mind I did not take these pictures with the original intention of putting them side by side for comparison as that would be difficult to do with all the different lighting in each booth and with all the pictures not being to scale. So when looking at the images below do not compare them for size. This is more for design and shape though the angles may not always be the same.  I also apologize as in some cases I missed focused and did not know till I got home.

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Introducing the S-Yard BOLD Forged Wedge – a revolutionary design

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  • Posted on: February 20th, 2013 by: gocchin

When many of us talk about wedges, we talk about the clean design and the simple look as well as its shape and grind. The truth is there are many great looking wedges out there but in the end do aesthetics contribute to performance? Enter S-Yard's new BOLD wedge. It is by no means the cleanest looking design or simplest looking wedge, but without a doubt one look at the BOLD entices visions of strength, technology and design. In other words, the BOLD looks all business.

The entire TSG crew is in Japan for the Japan Golf Fair that was held at Tokyo Big Sight last weekend. We were lucky enough to have some time to visit S-Yard on Tuesday and to sit down with Kenji Kobayashi the president and chief designer of S-Yard Golf.  If you read my post about the Rebirth of S-Yard and its T.388 driver last month, you will know that Mr. Kobayashi has over 40 years of experience in the golf industry including the last 20 as the highly respected President and top designer of the world's largest forging house, Endo Manufacturing and its private brand Epon Golf. It is always a pleasure to sit down with one of the most technical minds in golf and he was happy to talk to us about his new creation the BOLD wedge.

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Roddio Golf Shaft Co. Evolves into Complete Equipment Brand

  • Categories: Drivers, Fairway woods & Utilities, Gear Sneak Peaks, Golf News, GTI Exclusive, Industry Insider, Iron sets, Japan Golf Fair 2013, Shafts
  • Posted on: February 19th, 2013 by: Tourspecgolfer

Remember Roddio?  The promising shaft co owned by Globeride formerly known as Daiwa,  well it's split from ONOFF and is now doing it's own thing.  It's a subsidiary of Globeride just not in the ONOFF stable any longer.  I used to love their shafts to pieces,  I remember them as being very finicky to install for example the head weight + desired CPM would determine how many millimeters you must tip the shaft and yes even in drivers. When installed properly the results were fantastic but when installed the same way most shafts would be ( straight in no tipping for a driver )  The results were a high spin, high launch, whippy mess.

Some good news?  well Roddio's are now designed to be installed like every other shaft on the market.  Even better news is they are coming back from Limbo and this time making some very interesting woods & pretty cool irons.   Check it out...

There are two model types of the same design,  one is produced by Miura while the other one Chiba-san  from the old school company Zodia.    Both have the same design but it's the way the design is executed that's pretty interesting.  The Miura version is much smoother and more rounded while Chiba-san's is very grainy sort of like the raw look the yururi flatback features.  I really don't know who actually forged these or if they are made from Spin Welded Hosels ( I hope not ) but it's still a cool concept to be able to compare two renditions of the same design.  I think Miura wins over the Zodia but you be the judge...

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Japan Golf Fair 2013 Day 2

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  • Posted on: February 17th, 2013 by: gocchin

Friday at the Japan Golf Fair is for golf businesses and press only while the weekend is open to the public. While opening day Friday was busier than ever, Saturday is typically the day where attendance records are broken. It's the day where we play catch up for photos and videos and its also the most challenging day to shoot due to the crowds getting in the way. Here are just a few of the highlights from the second day and as usual stay tuned for videos as well as all our pictures in the gallery.

I have to say it was the most busy Golf Fair ever and we didn't even get the chance to visit our friends at Geotech until Saturday. Geotech's booth was focused on their new GT product line coming out in March and the new clubs look fantastic... many of our followers were not into the finish of last years Quelot clubs from Geotech so they will be glad to see that the GT line features clean designs and nice black heads in all the woods. Geotech has also created a few limited models exclusive to online retailers like TSG including the very nice GT Forged LTD. Edition seen above.  Forged from S25C and CNC machined with a pocket cavity, this new iron looks great and we can't wait to try it out.

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