expiredafaricellie posted Mar 28, 2022 10:40 PM
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expiredafaricellie posted Mar 28, 2022 10:40 PM
Costco Members: Honma Golf TR20 Irons Golf Club Set (Right Handed/Regular Flex)
+ Free S/H$800
$998
19% offCostco Wholesale
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Nice spot though, incase someone was specifically looking for Honma Player Irons.
The graphite shaft puzzles me a bit... is that a typical Honma trait? Most advanced golfers use steel shafts due to swing speed - perhaps these are designed for advanced golfers with slower swing speeds?
Helpful review:
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The price here is not bad.
Their in-house Vizard has great/rave reviews.
However, due to its pricey nature, especially the graphite shafts options, they are usually left with excess inventory. I picked up both TW747 and J Rose proto on the bay when they were closing out for less than this.
Yes, most golf guys opt for the steel shafts, but graphite tech has come a long way, especially easier on the elbow as golfers age.
The 85g graphite is a good weight/feel, and less stress on the arm/back/elbow.
JDM clubs are simply amazing
As you said, nothing matters in golf unless the sticks work for you.
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Nice spot though, incase someone was specifically looking for Honma Player Irons.
The graphite shaft puzzles me a bit... is that a typical Honma trait? Most advanced golfers use steel shafts due to swing speed - perhaps these are designed for advanced golfers with slower swing speeds?
Helpful review:
https://www.golfmonthly
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Nice spot though, incase someone was specifically looking for Honma Player Irons.
The graphite shaft puzzles me a bit... is that a typical Honma trait? Most advanced golfers use steel shafts due to swing speed - perhaps these are designed for advanced golfers with slower swing speeds?
Helpful review:
https://www.golfmonthly
Honma is def one of the Premium brands, especially in Asia and EU.
The price here is not bad.
Their in-house Vizard has great/rave reviews.
However, due to its pricey nature, especially the graphite shafts options, they are usually left with excess inventory. I picked up both TW747 and J Rose proto on the bay when they were closing out for less than this.
Yes, most golf guys opt for the steel shafts, but graphite tech has come a long way, especially easier on the elbow as golfers age.
The 85g graphite is a good weight/feel, and less stress on the arm/back/elbow.
JDM clubs are simply amazing
As you said, nothing matters in golf unless the sticks work for you.
The price here is not bad.
Their in-house Vizard has great/rave reviews.
However, due to its pricey nature, especially the graphite shafts options, they are usually left with excess inventory. I picked up both TW747 and J Rose proto on the bay when they were closing out for less than this.
Yes, most golf guys opt for the steel shafts, but graphite tech has come a long way, especially easier on the elbow as golfers age.
The 85g graphite is a good weight/feel, and less stress on the arm/back/elbow.
JDM clubs are simply amazing
As you said, nothing matters in golf unless the sticks work for you.
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Like others have said, Costco's return policy is great so you can at least try them, but for $800 it would seem to make a lot more sense to buy a different name brand set that's maybe a model year older with a shaft/shaft flex you can pick to match your swing. Pricing would be similar.
Edit: scrolled down a bit and it looks like it's a regular flex shaft. Could be alright for some, but you're not getting much of a bargain over irons in the same category.
That intersection is very, very small
For only a little more you could get PXG 0311 prev years model directly from PXG online and spec out as you want.
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