Japanese clubs

Subject: Re: Japanese clubs Sun Aug 08, 2010 7:14 pm

TITW wrote:

golfcoma wrote:: How about prgr and yamaha?

Am using PRGR forged. Formerly using Mizuno MP52. No way are they comparable. PRGR is so much forgiving and 'buttery' . Comparing to Mizuno, I now use less effort to get flying & the feel is great. But definitely not inexpensive; but for that quality...... u hav to decide, really. For me, i did not regret paying tt $$$

Cheers

Which PRGR are you using?

Junior Golfer Posts : 210 Join date : 2009-11-27

golfcoma wrote:: How about prgr and yamaha?

i'm using yamaha v forged iron and inpres x v4.6 driver. the irons r soft, forgiving and definitely workable. the new v forged is damn swee.. i think its abt 1600 during the recent isetan sale. If u need distance on irons, try out the D steel or D black, this maraging steel face iron can go half to one club further, with good spin too..
The inpres x V driver has a deeper face compared to the D model. The D model is forgiving and long.. worth the dollar..

also check out:
http://www.yamaha.co.jp/product/golf/

Subject: Re: Japanese clubs Sun Aug 08, 2010 11:13 pm

Ryan Lee wrote:

golfcoma wrote:: How about prgr and yamaha?

i'm using yamaha v forged iron and inpres x v4.6 driver. the irons r soft, forgiving and definitely workable. the new v forged is damn swee.. i think its abt 1600 during the recent isetan sale. If u need distance on irons, try out the D steel or D black, this maraging steel face iron can go half to one club further, with good spin too..
The inpres x V driver has a deeper face compared to the D model. The D model is forgiving and long.. worth the dollar..

also check out:
http://www.yamaha.co.jp/product/golf/

I haven't tried any yamaha clubs but have heard great things about them. The inpres X V forged tour model looks pretty darn good!

Junior Golfer Posts : 192 Join date : 2009-11-15

golfcoma wrote:

TITW wrote:

golfcoma wrote:: How about prgr and yamaha?

Am using PRGR forged. Formerly using Mizuno MP52. No way are they comparable. PRGR is so much forgiving and 'buttery' . Comparing to Mizuno, I now use less effort to get flying & the feel is great. But definitely not inexpensive; but for that quality...... u hav to decide, really. For me, i did not regret paying tt $$$

Cheers

Which PRGR are you using?

GN502Forged

Junior Golfer Posts : 210 Join date : 2009-11-27

golfcoma wrote:

Ryan Lee wrote:

golfcoma wrote:: How about prgr and yamaha?

i'm using yamaha v forged iron and inpres x v4.6 driver. the irons r soft, forgiving and definitely workable. the new v forged is damn swee.. i think its abt 1600 during the recent isetan sale. If u need distance on irons, try out the D steel or D black, this maraging steel face iron can go half to one club further, with good spin too..
The inpres x V driver has a deeper face compared to the D model. The D model is forgiving and long.. worth the dollar..

also check out:
http://www.yamaha.co.jp/product/golf/

I haven't tried any yamaha clubs but have heard great things about them. The inpres X V forged tour model looks pretty darn good!

yes, damn chio.. but i think i read somewhere, they only make 1000 set for the tour model, so not sure is it available in Sg.. when i was in Jpn, they also do not retail the tour model.

Newbie Golfer Posts : 32 Join date : 2010-03-04

try PRGR Egg and Honma irons .... feel the difference~! Very Happy

Subject: Re: Japanese clubs Mon Aug 09, 2010 10:50 am

I tested the Fourteen TC550 yesterday at Isetan. My only impression....Soft..... very very soft.
I thought Mizuno and Ikasu was soft. This is much much softer that i felt like you are using sponge attached to an iron hitting golf balls.

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