Miura 9005 irons

[TheRealDeal]

Does anybody have information on the release of these irons?

 

Also, where do they fitin their lineup? More forgiving than the 9003?

[MJisGOAT]

http://www.tourspecgolf.com/blog/miura-giken-pp-9005-passing-point-irons/

[TheRealDeal]

Has anybody out there hit these?

[MJisGOAT]

They feel like an iron, pardon the candor.

[flopshot99]

Unfort The Resale Value On Jdm Is awful..Can't Experiment On Jdm New Stuff..Will Lose 75 Percent Of cost

[chiromikey]

I've found that JDM holds its value far better than USDM...

[idrive]

[quote name='chiromikey' timestamp='1438490715' post='12062714']
I've found that JDM holds its value far better than USDM...
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Unless you try and sell it here..........

[chiromikey]

[quote name='idrive' timestamp='1438502548' post='12063006']
[quote name='chiromikey' timestamp='1438490715' post='12062714']
I've found that JDM holds its value far better than USDM...
[/quote]

Unless you try and sell it here..........
[/quote]

Lmao!!

[acnhdernegw]

[quote name='TheRealDeal' timestamp='1437328960' post='11978902']
Does anybody have information on the release of these irons?

Also, where do they fitin their lineup? More forgiving than the 9003?
[/quote]

it is more forgiving than the 9003 in my opinion and looks way better

[Vegaman]

They are supposed to be a lot more forgiving, but still features less offset than your typical GI. There are some indications this will be a very limited release because of the complicated/costly production..As for JDM losing it's value, I agree with the others here JDM keeps its value much better than USDM. Then again I never understood why anybody would buy golf clubs with an eye to resale value? You seriously wouldn't buy what you really want because of resale value? Odd

[flopshot99]

sometimes people buy things and a life event dictates to sell stuff..maybe they bought too much stuff already..odd is to think differently. I'm not the only one to say this..odd

[Vegaman]

[quote name='flopshot99' timestamp='1441073304' post='12242942']
sometimes people buy things and a life event dictates to sell stuff..maybe they bought too much stuff already..odd is to think differently. I'm not the only one to say this..odd
[/quote]

"A life event"? You mean like something serious, cancer, accident or what? You buy things you don't really want, or at least want less than some other club that you really want, because you plan on selling it in case you experience "a life event"? That is [i]reeeaaally [/i]odd indeed.
Plus in any case, the difference between the stuff holding it's value and the stuff losing it more quickly can never be more than a couple of hundred dollars anyway? Maybe less? Like I said, odd.

[Georgie Z]

I don't get resale value either as a factor for buying golf clubs. odd indeed

[ucdan5]

Because people like to tinker and try different combos of heads and shafts (phrasing, boom!). If you really wanted to try the Miura heads but knowing that buying them without actually being able to hit them would cost you $2000+ if you're wrong, it would hinder people from doing it. And Ho'ing is a religion that is harder to kick than heroin, so making a fix affordable keeps an addict for life.

[Georgie Z]

You could always just buy a single iron to try out first.