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Left handed people are or used to be considered "sinister" or having the appearance of evil. I guess it was because they/we are/were different.

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Left handed people are or used to be considered "sinister" or having the appearance of evil. I guess it was because they/we are/were different.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bias_against_left-handed_people

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Tical1969, add Bridgestone and Hopkins onto your list... Neither one makes left handed clubs. Hopkins because they're a  newer company and are concentrating on gaining reputation and market share with the majority of golfers (right handed players)... Bridgestone I have no idea why... but that's fine. I'll give my money to TaylorMade, Callaway, Srixon, Ping, etc for good super forgiving left handed clubs.


No forger either on Honma website (us) maybe japan...

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Left handed people are or used to be considered "sinister" or having the appearance of evil. I guess it was because they/we are/were different.

Apologies i did not saw the post on the infamy about being leftie, now i get :o)

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No forger either on Honma website (us) maybe japan...


No blades in Nike website either

BUT THE REALLY GOOD NEWS IS THAT MIURA RELEASED IN LEFT HAND MY DREAM CLUBS.....

THE BLACK EDITION TOURNAMENT BLADES

FEELS LIKE A KID IN TOY STORE :o)

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A dual meaning:  The problem of not having left-handed golf clubs is not a good thing (okay, "sinister" may be a bit strong), but using a word that in/from Latin means "left."

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Over 30% of Canadian golfers are left handed (I am Canadian and a left handed golfer).

I love my Mizuno clubs and I am currently playing a 10 year old set of MX-23.

I want to get a new set and the only game enhancement options for me are MP-54 or MP-59.

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Over 30% of Canadian golfers are left handed (I am Canadian and a left handed golfer). I love my Mizuno clubs and I am currently playing a 10 year old set of MX-23. I want to get a new set and the only game enhancement options for me are MP-54 or MP-59.

JPX-850 looks really nice too!

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Both my brothers are lef handed. Makes it hard to give them clubs I no longer need. They are both currently looking for new sets and having trouble finding the right ones because they are left handed. There best options they have found have been ping and Taylor made, just not any players irons. I know one of my brothers was looking at aw hat appeared to be a good deal on some cleveland 588 cb forged irons from a couple years ago. I am not sure what came of it though.
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Over 30% of Canadian golfers are left handed (I am Canadian and a left handed golfer).

I love my Mizuno clubs and I am currently playing a 10 year old set of MX-23.

I want to get a new set and the only game enhancement options for me are MP-54 or MP-59.

Is that because 100% of Canadian golfers play hockey?

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Is that because 100% of Canadian golfers play hockey?

I read an article somewhere once that said something to that effect. It was about baseball, but apparently a larger percentage of Canadians bat left handed than the U.S. because Canadian youths typically play hockey first, where they are taught to place their dominant hand on the end of the stick (left-handed shot). So when they pick up a bat for the first time, they put their right hand on the butt and bat left. I imagine the same occurs in golf.

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Is that because 100% of Canadian golfers play hockey?

I read an article somewhere once that said something to that effect. It was about baseball, but apparently a larger percentage of Canadians bat left handed than the U.S. because Canadian youths typically play hockey first, where they are taught to place their dominant hand on the end of the stick (left-handed shot). So when they pick up a bat for the first time, they put their right hand on the butt and bat left. I imagine the same occurs in golf.


Interesting.

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If you want to play blades, the current manufacturers offering is lacking, but there are a number of good blades available in the pre-owned market that are in like new condition.  Looks like the Apex Muscleback and Miura are the only current offerings.

Joe Paradiso

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If you want to play blades, the current manufacturers offering is lacking, but there are a number of good blades available in the pre-owned market that are in like new condition.  Looks like the Apex Muscleback and Miura are the only current offerings.

I really like the feel of these clubs. However, now that I've heard that Miura makes a club for lefties, I might warm up to them someday, but they look a little harder to hit than the APEX MB.

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