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those are sweet irons.

The fitting process for Miura is very personalized. Other fitting process are good too (I've gone through Mizzy fitting in the past) but Miura fitting is just different. I got the Y-grind wedge and it has worked well with my 501s.

I have a mixed set 4-7 with jpx 800 Pro, 8-pw in mp 59. The jpx800 is great but too strong on lofts on 8-pw than what I'm used to. Both can work the ball but especially with mp59s.

We had a guy in our foursome that raked the sand to get a better stance before he hit out of the trap. It was ridiculous.

my putter has a lie of 71' with 4' loft. Making the heel heavier than the toe helps.

For those that push their putts more frequently, have anyone tried putting lead-tape (a couple of strips 1" long) on the heel of the putter to help it square?

http://www.rudyprojectusa.com/ Rudy Projects is superior to Oakley. For casual outdoors such as going to the beach, watching golf as a spectator, sailing or just driving, polarized lens are great. But for playing golf, sailing competition or any sports, you don't want polarized lens. UV is a must. Polarized lens don't allow you to see the grass blades direction as easily or the wave directions ( for sailing). These glasses from add in Italy are simply awesome. You can get with prescriptions as well.

Anyone replaced their fairway wood for a hybrid? For example, take out 15' fairway in favor of 17' hybrid?

I've been playing with VR -S 3 wood stiff shafts. It's been great for me. I recently picked up the VR-S driver 9.5 stiff. The shafts seems so flexible to a point where it's like a regular. Anyone else experienced their VR-S driver seeming to be more flexible? I'm considering an X-flex My swing speed is only 108. Anyone with VRS commenting would be appreciated.

One of the best set of irons I've had to-date. I take an extra club due to the lofts but that's why we get up to 14 clubs.