mjtoal

The thread in question is disappointingly tame. Not worth looking for.

Troubling and appalling? No. Amusing that the poster thinks he knows better than some many Tour pros? Hilarious.

You don't like them, Tiger Woods can't be persuaded by Nike to give his up even for millions more dollars Yep, looks like an evenly balanced debate.

This thread is a pretty good start at recording the events, and is all time stamped. I would be inclined not to send the clubs back to the seller. As a general rule, I would assume that someone who seels stolen goods knows they are stolen and is a liar and a fraud. His quick response to refund you does not at all mean he was shocked to find these were fake. The best solution here is you get your money back and these clubs go back to Mizuno along with all the info you can provide for their trademark infringement lawyers to investigate, or into the trash.

I use KBS stiff in my irons, but I recently bought a set of MP-29s on ebay. Used, but in good condition. Advertised as having TT DGS300 shafts, but on arrival actually had R400s. Any thoughts on how big a difference these shafts are from one another? Obvious thing is to hit them, but I don't want to mark them in case I decide to return them.

Yes, but PX do not have the same flex as standard Rifle - PX 5.5 is stiffer than Rifle 5.5.

Club Glove is good. I have had no problems with quite a few trips, including International and US domestic, using one. You can pick courses based on budget - how much do you want to spend, or how good are you? If you are a low handicap, you should look at something more challenging than some of the resort courses.

I had an average of: MPH 86, tempo 4, toe down 3, kick angle 4 and release 7. Recommendations were: 1. TT DG300 XP, 2. PX 5.5, 3. KBS Stiff and 4. NS Pro 1150 Stiff.

I have tried a 2007 X Speed Pro S and I don't think you need the advertised swing speed (105+) to get a good long ball out of it.

585H with an Ozik Altus shaft. Good strong flight and not too difficult to hit.