For 2011, Yamaha will feature 3 fairway woods and a utility in the lineup. The 2010 Inpres X D Power Spoon remains from this year and is still the distance …
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- Tags: endo, forgiveness, iron, Japan, japanese, performance, s20c, Titleist, tour, vg3 forged
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Since the Titleist VG3 irons were announced earlier this summer and since their release at the end of August, I’ve talked about the iron many times on the blog as …
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- Tags: cavity back, distance, feel, forged, golf, irons, Japan, japanese, performance, pro, rankings, shootout, test, tour
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I finally got some time to whip together a post on my testing for the forged cavity back shootout. Part 1 feature a focus on each irons design an aesthetics …
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- Tags: buying golf clubs, choices, decision making, Drivers, irons, Japan, japanese, performance
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There is a never ending march of new clubs being released. When do we take the plunge and buy a new club? When do we stop buying new clubs? The …
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- Tags: Drivers, equipment, Japan, japan only, japanese, performance
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I posted the first part of the Driver White Paper last week, a survey done by Golf Today comprising of 350 random golfers and their driver trends. Today I’m going …
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- Tags: forged wedge, Japan, japanese, seida rupas, spin, tour, Yururi
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One of the neighbors I play with on a regular basis is a member at Hirakwa CC, a private club about 10 minutes from Kiminomori here. I got the chance …
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- Tags: Burner, compare, comparison, forged, golf, Japan, japanese, r9, taylormade
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As many of you may have read, the Taylormade Japan Burner Forged and R9 Forged were supposed to be part of my forged cavity shootout however they demos never came …
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- Tags: comparisons, forged cavity, golf, irons, japan forged, japanese, performance, review, tests
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First of all I wanted to apologize for the amount of time its taken to do this one particular blog post. Reviewing such a large number of clubs at one …
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- Tags: custom color, golf, Japan, japanese, premium steel, Shafts, shimada
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There was a time where may customers and members asked about black tinted steel shafts for irons and wedges from both KBS and Shimada. People still seem to have interest. …
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- Tags: burner 2.0, driver, fairway wood, irons, japanese, JDM, r9 supermax, Taylormade Japan, utility
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Edit: updated post to include driver info! Had a chance to speak with Taylormade Japan today and they faxed over some promo sheets of their fall club releases. They’ve got …
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- Tags: bags, beautiful, clothes, comocome, cool, fashion, golf, Head Covers, Japan, japanese, style
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Check out Como!Come!’s new Promo Video for 2010 featuring their image golfer Kayoko. Beautiful swing, beautifully shot video… funny captions and great style! We’ve got some cool new items coming …
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- Tags: egg spoon, Japan, japanese, longest fw, number one, PRGR, pro gear, tour
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I was very excited to open up a package from PRGR today to find the new Egg Spoon PX-03D and Egg Spoon Forged Iron! The first thing I did was …
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Tourstage held a press conference today to announce the all new GR lineup. The GR lineup fits right between the X Series and ViQ and is aimed at the low …
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- Tags: Endo Forged, gn502 tour iron, japan tour, japanese, made in japan, PRGR, s20c
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Pro Gear or PRGR as we all know it, the golf division of Yokohama Rubber Industries as been doing very well the last few seasons with their GN502 and EGG …
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Maruman Golf is a company that offers something for everybody, from more entry level budget minded clubs like their Verity Red line to most premium Majesty line which made Forbes …
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It’s been nearly a month since Ping released the Anser Forged Iron in Japan. The launch went well and Ping was able to meet all pre orders in Japan for …
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- Tags: distance, egg spoon, Fairway Woods, Japan, japanese, performance, PRGR
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I must have dedicated at least 4 or 5 posts on this blog to PRGR’s EGG Spoon including my original review here and an updated video review earlier this year …
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- Tags: forged, irons, Japan, japanese, performance, PING, premium, Srixon, taylormade, tour, tourstage
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Japan is known to get some of the best forged irons in the world, especially Japanese domestic models (JDM) that nobody else in the world gets. Being an online retailer, …
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- Tags: best selling, Japan, japanese, performing, pro, sales, Shafts, top, tour
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It’s time to countdown the top selling and most popular shafts currently in the Japanese market. As always these rankings are based on a number of criteria including TSG sales …
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Magazines and websites love to cover what’s in the bag for all the top pros on tour. One of the things I find most interesting is what’s in the bag …
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A new Mitsubishi Diamana prototype sporting the Ion red colors of the old Diamana Redboard and the flowerband of the new Kai’li have appeared on the Japanese tour. This new …
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PRGR Golf or Pro Gear as it is known to many, is about to release the followup to their very popular hybrid iron set the EGG Irons from 2008. The …
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A Closer look at the New GN502 Tour and GN502 Silver from PRGR! PRGR has released two amazing drivers this year in the all new GN502 series. Based on months …
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- Tags: components, geotech, golf, Japan, japanese, manufacturing
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Living in Chiba and very close to the Geotech Head office, I sometimes get the chance to drop by and visit the staff there to find out about new clubs …
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Widely regarded as one of Japans great all time golfers along with the likes of Jumbo Ozaki and Tommy Nakajima, Shingo Katayama has made the move from being a long …
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