backinit Tried to find the source of their adapter, good to know about Mizuno. One source indicated Tour Edge Exotic. I ordered one with Reg flex but the order now shows Stiff. Need a different shaft.
Driver: Old v. New ... big difference?
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Bravopilot I'm going by a youtube review so take it for what it's worth.
Mizuno adapters should be all over Ebay. I had to do a reshaft for a friend a while back and I think that adapter came from Ebay.
sdandrea1 ....and no Senior
Yes, just Reg and Stiff. If the shaft doesn't work for him he can always try an X stiff aftermarket shaft and still be ahead of the game.
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Thanks, just texted my nephew and sent him this video showing the Mizuno adapter fitting the Kirkland. Plus, I follow this guy as he's over here at Carrollwood Country Club in Tampa.
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Looks like this confirms what Rick Shiels found. The Kirkland performs as well as the more expensive drivers. And the value can't be beat. In this test the Kirkland carried the longest.
Spuzz good grief the guy is a rambling idiot. One only needs to look at the sole
to know it's not the same driver! And there are many examples of smaller companies using big boy adapters. It's not a sign that the driver is a clone of that company. He's a yoyo of credibility and then he spews ignorance like this!
Sneakylong it's of no surprise the results given what we know about cor
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backinit What a damn dope, that guy!
Stevie Wonder would know they are not even close to being the same heads.
Maybe he needs to be sent a LogicalOne driver head. He'll only need the head because he can use his Callaway shafts in it.
OMG....the LogicalOne drivers and the Callaway drivers are the same??????
Par4QC Maybe he needs to be sent a LogicalOne driver head. He'll only need the head because he can use his Callaway shafts in it.
Actually, the callaway adapters sort of fit but not really, the same way Krank and callaway are almost compatible- for me some adapters were okay and some didn't. In any case, the Krank
adapter seems to work seamlessly and I'll be putting the logicalone driver in the bag until my Callaway TD max comes in. Looking forward to playing it today and I'll report back with its performance and how it stacks up against my Tsi4 and paradym TD
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From what I can tell The Southern California Design Company makes the Kirkland Signature golf clubs for Costco. The list of their clients is impressive. So the quality is there for sure. Indi Golf is a client of there’s as well.
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I wonder if the Let’s Play Thru review of the SMT irons were positive, if the consensus of his opinions would be different.
Sometimes the transparency is as clear as glass.
Hypothetical example. Let’s Play Thru gives a glowing review of the SMT irons. Then he gives a similar positive review as Rick Shiels on the Kirkland driver.
Is the Let’s Play Thru guy still a moron? Can’t be, because then his positive review of the SMT irons comes into question. 
I do admire the loyalty though.
I think someone here bought a set of the irons, gave his glowing review and promptly sold them. Again, transparent as glass.
Sneakylong Why wouldn't that dope set his Sim to the long drive grid?
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I don’t mind the Let’s Play Thru guy reviews. Even if he kinda looks like he could be selling knives on infomercials. He seems like a decent player. I’ve never seen him hammer any brand. I think most equipment out there is pretty good these days. I’d love to see and try the Costco clubs but I’ve never encountered anyone with anything except wedges and the putter. He did one on the Maltby new irons and he really liked those.
Sneakylong FWIW, I'm not knocking his review of the driver at all. But I do question(highly) where he gets any similarity of the head vs. the Mizuno.
If there would be any visual comparison that 'might' be close, it would be with a Titleist driver head. And even that might be stretching it.
imo, it is an original design, not a copy of anything. That I've seen anyway, and I think I may have seen most all drivers so far.