I ordered mine Dec. 18th, still no reply to when I’ll get it.

@@boatbuilder781 .... Hopefully TXG will see their supporters are having a issue with a company they promoted and will help us get a answer. This is the 3rd video I posted this on without any luck.

@@-What-are-your-thoughts Keep posting it and I’ll thumbs it up for sure. It can’t get ignored forever

I emailed the company and they told me there was a defect with the first mold so they had to make a new one. That was the reason for the delay. I will have to try and find the email address. This was several weeks ago.

@@tommyjon514 .... sales@thepittingguru.com is this the email you used.

What do you mean?

@@ESW206 I was just joking about how they kept going back to how much better these clubs are than the PP9003’s

Cougar food!

@@stevemccrory9130 LOL they would eat Mikey for brealfast

the MIURA ICL-601 in 18 would be designed to fit that.

nearly holed it twice and not a word, lol

I’d say the Miura 101. It’s a blade. I’ve tried them and I own Mizuno MP20 mb. I would say they are very similar. They feel slightly different. In a way, the Miura 101 felt a bit more powerful. I thought I felt the club hitting the ball, more toward the face surface than kinda throughout the head if that makes any sense. It could be the head is slightly heavier, or maybe just a build thing with the demo head and shaft connector. The MP20, I always say has that true “butter” feel, where the ball really just seems to melt into the club. Don’t get me wrong, the Miura 101 is soft and has a butter feel, but I didn’t think it did to the same extent as the Mizuno. I may someday still own some Miura 101 because i might split the 201, or just go 201, but the Mizuno are really good and pretty similar IMO.

@@Melchior11 great reply. I really appreciate it! I’m just about to do a fitting at my local club and have hit the MP20 before so I think that’s the way I want to go. 4-6 MP20 HMB 7-pw MB. Where I’m a bit torn is the shaft. I hit the Nippon n.s. Pro mudus 3 120 s really well but for the last year I’ve been developed tennis elbow that won’t go away so I’m considering going graphite for the iron shafts. I hope my fitter has both the recoil shaft that Mizuno offers for no extra charge and the MMT because I’ve heard amazing things about the MMT but need to figure out if the mmts are that much better than the recoils that are a no charge option. Have you hit either of those shafts?

@@jasonknight3128 I’ve not tried either of those shafts, but am naturally curious and wouldn’t mind knowing what you think. I’ve played NS Pro, KBS $ Taper, and Oban CT 115 S. I’m a big fan of the Oban and just under that, the $ Taper. The NS Pro is generally accepted as a great shaft but the other two stood fairly well above in my opinion. I thought the other two offered a bit more tip stiffness than the NS Pro while still feeling very smooth. I wouldn’t sleep on the MP20 MMC. I play them in the 5 and 6. (4 is a hybrid currently). I’d suggest that they look a lot better in person than they do in pictures. I probably could have gone HMB but I don’t regret the decision at all. I do think 7 iron is probably the better place to transition than 6. The MMC and HMB do get more strongly lofted than the MB, so you might want to weaken them, or not. I honestly don’t remember if I weakened my MMC but definitely had the conversation with my fitter.

TXG did a video not too long ago on blades and MP20 and the Miura blade were both part of the test. Check it out 👍

@@Melchior11 yea I really hope my fitter has both options so I’ll let you know what my thoughts are between the two shafts. I hit the mmc when I tested the MP20 mbs. I’m not sure if it was just me but the mmcs compared to the mbs and the hmbs felt a little bit to face soft, like a marshmallow if that makes sense. Maybe it was a one off, I only it 5 balls. I do like the look of the mmc but I like the fact that the HMB look the same as the mb. We’ll see which way I go. Worst case I replace a couple clubs near the top of the set.

from what they say (im not good enough to test) but more muscle back/player irons are easier to "work" which, so play fades and draw etc easier with more feel. where game improvements are more designed to be straight machines. It would be interesting to see them test that.

He’s taking some personal time off

Hi Bill. Matty is taking a break but will be back when he is back to his best.

Maura website says $2,640. I believe

@@jimfarrell7196 yep noticed that its insane for a set of irons

@@jimfarrell7196 and they wonder why over the year golfs been in decline the price of equipment is ridiculous

Matty

He’s having a break for a couple weeks will be back

@@michaelashman3951 Great to hear, thanks. For a while, I thot that they had a fallout.

He’s taking some personal time off. There is no timeline on his return

Matt’s just been on a well earned, long vacation but will be back

@@Melchior11 Awesome. Thanks Bryan

He did bring a certain "bounce" to the team. It wasn't only that he can pound it 350+.

Part of it is certainly the loss of Matty. His editing, testing capabilities, and his interactions with Ian were high value. You also have to keep in mind that Toronto is in a lockdown so TXG can’t do everything it needs to including it’s main business: fitting customers. There is only so much content you can make pre-season here in Canada during lockdown. Gotta give them credit for powering through a tough time

Mike’s new to the camera but coming to life more and more. If you watch some of the 3 year old TXG videos, both Ian and Matt feel a bit more subdued than they became.

stop....Ian and Mike have REPEATEDLY asked that you stop harping on that question.

When he's ready