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Wondering why I don't see anything about this club.  For years I played almost everyday then kids got older and the usual sports and school got in the way so I quit for 12 years.  Kids are gone now so I've started playing again but now it's 2-3 times a week.  I'm a club short with my irons but I've had them forever and love'em so I'll keep playing them.  My old driver just wasn't getting me up with the rest of my group so a change was needed.  Now I'm left handed living in rural Iowa, the closest golf shop is an hour away and they have 3 drivers for me to hit.  First I bought a Callaway, didn't like it and no longer than my 15+ year old Callaway.  Sold it and bought the TM Super fast TP with an upgraded shaft, still no longer than my old driver.  Getting frustrated at this point and told the wife I wanted to try one more.  Yes I have a super wife!!  I've had my Super ADX Yonex irons since they first came out and have loved them since the first day I hit them 20 years ago.  Ordered what I think was about the only left handed Nanospeed 3i I could find.  Fellas you have got to try one of these!  This thing flat rips it.  I've gone from 10-15 yards behind to 10-15 in front. Probably the most telling thing I can tell you is this.  Of the regular guys I play with 1 has ordered the 3 wood, because he can't hit a 3 wood and we give him all kinds of grief about it. Another who has only played TM for as long as I've known him is actively bidding on this driver as I write this.  Awesome club, I'm hitting from spots I've never hit from before.  THANK YOU YONEX!!


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Yah im not sure how but Yonex really seems to fly under the radar, at least over here in the states, while making some really spectacular Irons. Ive never hears much about their drivers but thats good to hear. Maybe Yonex is big in Europe and Aisa? I dont know but I have certainly heard good things about their Irons.

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Originally Posted by LankyLefty

Maybe Yonex is big in Europe and Aisa?



Funny you mention that; Colin Montgomerie and Ryo Ishikawa are their two staff players.


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