These clubs are made specifically for very rich Japanese businessmen who want to improve face when they golf with other Japanese businessmen

@ZOCCOK

Жыл бұрын

You know what, it's one of the most accurate answers given in the whole comment section 😂👍

@HoustonSkywatch

Жыл бұрын

@@ZOCCOK Pretty much agreed. What is true wealth in this brief life though? Is it really money? Time is a valuable asset. Happiness and joy? I could be wrong but I think Japan understands family and generational wealth - true wealth i.e., family, et al. I can respect any high end sculptor of any sort but I would question anyone willing to pay $50K for a set of clubs... its just a game, man!!

@helpmycatiseatingme84

Жыл бұрын

@@HoustonSkywatch My dad is a golfer, he isn’t nearly as rich as these dudes but he is always buying new clubs and golf gadgets. Him and my uncle are always competing lol. It’s actually pretty competitive.

@User-718_

Жыл бұрын

@@HoustonSkywatch 50k is nothing for some people, especially sheikhs from Middle East

@HoustonSkywatch

Жыл бұрын

@@User-718_ That is true; I also think the Sheikh's must understand generational and truth wealth. I can understand money becomes no object.. I respect it; it's just a dangerous game, "money." Greed etc. If you know how to live happily more power to ya, imo.

What I find astounding is how someone can provide such elaborate commentary for basic manufacturing processes.

@Simon-jr2oe

Жыл бұрын

I know right I really enjoy these videos even though half the time I’m watching them I’m just think about how much bs and over complication there is😂

@rogerlyonsjr9302

Жыл бұрын

As a machinist of forty years, I can say that there's an incredible amount of highly skilled work involved that's just not visible in a short documentary. Just like playing golf, it's much more difficult to do well than it appears.

@noban2730

Жыл бұрын

Gotta get to 10 mins for that ad revenue

@TOKOLOSE

Жыл бұрын

@@rogerlyonsjr9302 sure pumpkin sure. 🤦‍♂️

@Peter-ff1tp

Жыл бұрын

@@TOKOLOSE Shouldn’t you get back to the Burger King? I thought you only got a half hour lunch?

You can always count on the Japanese to find the most expensive way possible to make a product and then use that as a selling point

@BullittAutomotive

Жыл бұрын

That may be true, but if it was similar or inferior to cheaper versions, they would not sell. What you are paying for is the experience,knowledge, and skill of the craftsmanship.

@Baronight

Жыл бұрын

That would only fly if the quality is similar to regular ver. A lot of luxury product can retain their status because they are indeed superior. Or its handcrafted with distinct quality that cant be replicated with mass produced (Even when it provide no significant difference, people appreciate art afterall.) If you are looking for product being just expensive for the sake of it...look no further than food industry that charge you exorbitant price just for edible gold...just lace everything with gold with no substances increase on the food quality.

@orangebluberry9647

Жыл бұрын

this is not just a thing the japanese do lmao why the targeting

@BullittAutomotive

Жыл бұрын

@@orangebluberry9647 i think it’s because he knows he can never afford anything made in japan except a $30 casio watch 😂

@Voodoo_Robot

Жыл бұрын

@@orangebluberry9647 name any other nation that does that

Imagine playing these and still not breaking 100.

@MaynardMaynMan

Жыл бұрын

I feel attacked😅

@yogamon

Жыл бұрын

I would say everyone playing these don't break 100

@xbigshot1

Жыл бұрын

It absolutely doesnt matter!....thats whats great about golf!

@yymars5044

Жыл бұрын

Rich people don't need to break 100

@lachlanwinnall3616

Жыл бұрын

you need go see head coach golf will help break 100. better cheap coach golf that very $$$ Honma golf clubs. I'm 8 handicap player me sometime do every month always go see my coach golf will fix my swing. but me don't worry about how good or bad player really I love fun golf and great health walking happy

I was fortunate to play Honma before they got a little bigger here in the states. Wall Street Journal saw my posts on Twitter about the clubs, and because of their rarity and the story they were doing, they called me. I am in the WSJ for golf and framed it and put it in my golf room. What a time. Surreal. They make great irons not a fan of the woods though...

@klein3677

Жыл бұрын

That’s pretty cool when was this a few years ago?

@Ghost-Of-Kyiv-

Жыл бұрын

@@klein3677 yes the article is "when $50,000 golf clubs aren't too much." -The Wall Street Journal

@trumptookthevaccine1679

Жыл бұрын

Guys who want to pretend to be rich: write like this guy

@Ghost-Of-Kyiv-

Жыл бұрын

@@klein3677 yes sir about 3 ish or so

@minhvo1685

Жыл бұрын

Is there any other brands that you can recommend? Something more bespoke or less well known in the us?

Honma is a niche club that has been able to target a segment of the market with a lot of disposable income. I mostly see women (Asian) playing Honma. Just today I lady with a gold set of Honmas teeing off in group ahead of us. Watching her play I kept thinking she should spend more money on lessons and less on equipment. Actually I think that is true for most golfers I see out there. Thank God they let us play through after 4. Painful to watch.

@MrNgMichael

Жыл бұрын

For niche Japanese clubs... Honma is just all prestige and marketing and no actual thing in there to improve your game. The real players will game with Miuras

@GreyEditing

Жыл бұрын

They’re always the shittiest golfers with zero clue about proper etiquette

Ego is the only thing keeping this business alive

@VeriStrawberi

6 күн бұрын

The people who can afford these don’t blink at the cost

For the man who has it all.

I dont play golf anymore, but still keep my 4 and 5 star honma iron set 3-SW.

@sirdavos9319

Жыл бұрын

I'll buy your least favorite of the 2 sets!

@jeffyeah4256

Жыл бұрын

I can give u my food stamps for a set

@magnumxlpi

23 күн бұрын

They're owned by Chinese now

Japanese craftsmanship!! Beautiful!!

If you're not familiar with the obsession with Japanese culture and golf, you'll see it everywhere. It's common to see men practicing their swings with their umbrella while waiting for the train for example.

@helpmycatiseatingme84

Жыл бұрын

Mostly rich people though, in Japan since there isn’t much space it’s extremely expensive to golf compared to a country like America.

@Billhaderfromtheoffice

Жыл бұрын

@@helpmycatiseatingme84 no there are more average joes playing golf than rich people

@helpmycatiseatingme84

Жыл бұрын

@@Billhaderfromtheoffice If you search up how expensive golfing is in Japan you’ll see it’s a sport for the rich there.

@chaih5745

Жыл бұрын

i just image someone swinging an umbrela and accidently poking the eye of a bloke next to him.

@helpmycatiseatingme84

Жыл бұрын

@@chaih5745 YES

I prefer Miuras golf clubs from Japan. Who happened to also produce Tiger Wood's Titleist irons back in the day.

@kwalters2013

Жыл бұрын

Ever swing one?

My first set of clubs were honma blades. Very difficult to hit but the feeling I got when I centred a shot made me believe!! I now love the game more than ever!

The history of modern Japan is incorporating Western ideas/technology and applying such diligent obsession with details that those technologies are taken to new levels of perfection.

@saltedslug7954

Жыл бұрын

Japan industrialized in the 1860s…💀

@LEV1ATHYN

Жыл бұрын

@@saltedslug7954 Yes. The English translation of the Japanese guiding principle for the Meiji Restoration: "Japanese spirit, Western technology". This was the genesis of the Japanese incorporating western technologies like the locomotive, munitions, steel construction, etc. and incorporating them into the Japanese nation.

@Cats_on_a_keyboard

Жыл бұрын

These clubs do not outperform the clubs that pros use, and cost like 10x more... thats hardly 'perfecting the technology'

@romiarkan450

Жыл бұрын

Down to the capitalism too

@jiaxingchen7236

Жыл бұрын

@@Cats_on_a_keyboard a 20000dollar Hermes bag also don't carry more than a 5 dollar plastic bag. We could go on...

Incredible workmanship

cannot imagine spending alot more money on these clubs than buying actual clubs that are good

@oh_knee7173

Жыл бұрын

what are good?

@xv13r14

Жыл бұрын

@@oh_knee7173 depends on clubs that suits you and like , like taylormade, Titleist , Mizuno, ping

@RaijinKaze

Жыл бұрын

@@oh_knee7173 The definition of “good” will change depending on the skill of the golfer. Some clubs feel amazing to low handicap players but may feel terrible to high handicap players. Honma clubs are nice to look at and expensive but may not feel very good for most players.

@not_glad

Жыл бұрын

​@@RaijinKazeI can buy golf leaf for 10p a sheet and add it to my club. Adding cheap gold layers and upselling it 100,000% is the laughing stock of the 21st century.

Really wish I could go to Japan someday, the way they make an design products is top tier artwork. Its like a piece of their soul goes into everything they make

@pueopreparedness

Жыл бұрын

Their societies view on work is astounding. Almost every person has the utmost pride in their craft

@johnwilson3288

Жыл бұрын

I was going to comment something similar, but you said it perfectly Japan takes pride in everything they make

@darnelldinkins77

Жыл бұрын

Why does every youtube comment have to try and sound so profound. Like calm down 😂

@kinggambino3698

Жыл бұрын

@@darnelldinkins77 lmao exactly what im thinking like wOaH guYz OnlY THE JAPANESE do THIS!!!!!! like stfu lol

@thewaxingmoonlotus

Жыл бұрын

i know right my family can't get it they hate asians we have japanese in me and 3 siblings and my grandma

7:16. That moment where you see the craftsmen working in synch is mesmerizing

@junglejim2290

Жыл бұрын

incredible. i gotta to to japan

be able to see the fairway wood that I bought in Japan in this video made me feel so special, I love my honma 757!!

My driver is Honma Beres 4 Stars...love it so much, the design, the sound when the head hit the ball and the smoothness feeling when you swing it is fantastic...somehow still couldn't find Honma Iron that I feel fit my game...

I have a "normal" set of Honma clubs, so no gold or ornaments and same price as most other brands and they are the best clubs i have ever had. its not just all bling with them

@rayxie163

Жыл бұрын

dude same! i rock the 737p world tour and i love em

@silvernatedogg

Жыл бұрын

Any touring professionals using them? Seems gimmicky.

@victorchen8484

Жыл бұрын

@@silvernatedogg Justion Rose used for a while

@amarug

Жыл бұрын

@@silvernatedogg I am not a touring pro... different player, different requirements

@bengaliinplatforms1268

Жыл бұрын

@@silvernatedogg Pros game whoever pays them the most, if it was not down to sponsorship people would still be gaming Wilson staff and Mizuno

I remember dad using to beat me up with his golf clubs, probably the most practical stuff he did with those sticks on me

I have 2 unplayed sets of Honma persimmon left hand woods from the 80's. They are gorgeous.

Will be on the lookout for honma clubs

I still have their early 90s 3 wood with Honma's own 4 star Titanium Carbon shaft it still gives the best feeling and feedback out of any club in my bag. Makes latest Titleist woods felt like tinny crap at impact. Their Hiro Honma 708 LB irons are great as well light as a feather yet impaxt was very crisp and responsive dead easy to launch them high and my dad still games with them to this day. They're simply handed down clubs from my mom's (she works as sales manager at a private golf club) previous Japanese golf members who retired and leave their bags full of golf clubs with her when they travel back to Japan to visit their family and then on their way back they bought a whole new set every year.

Japanese craftsmanship is amazing.

I bought a set of used miuras and have Vega wedges. Love them and they were pretty reasonable when I bought them. Adventures in golf with Eric Anders Lang has a video on miura. Cool process to see though!

I've seen one set of these in the states, japanese tourist. Had no idea how to play really, but the clubs were gold and amazing.

I love it when Japanese products appear on this series; the level of precision and care that goes into their craft is amazing. (Not that other countries are less precise or dedicated, there's just something about how Japan does things that's super satisfying to watch)

@noban2730

Жыл бұрын

It's the ancient Japanese art of swindling

@akihikosakurai4013

Жыл бұрын

@@noban2730 racist

@noban2730

Жыл бұрын

@@akihikosakurai4013 I'm Jewish actually

@riot_cats

Жыл бұрын

@@noban2730 truly. And rn they have tons of white Americans convinced 😂

I love the Japanese club makers but for some reason the Honmas don't suit my eye I think its the bling and over the top design elements....on the other Hand Mizuno and Miura make some beautiful clubs...so simple and pure the essence of what a club should be both there bladed irons over the years have been stunning. Even if I had the money I wouldn't buy a set of Honmas im sure there great clubs but they look to brash for me.

Japan is the capital of perfectionist

Such craftsmanship!

@tt128556

2 ай бұрын

Don't you mean craftspersonship? The narrator made her stance pretty clear.

@emmanuelharbor2350

2 ай бұрын

@@tt128556 thanks for the correction

A master couch potato in Japan also requires a minimum of 5 yrs of couch training🤭

@peterstafsudd

Жыл бұрын

And pass an exam...

@senseiquickbooks4588

Жыл бұрын

@@peterstafsudd yep definitely must pass exam 😅🤘

@trumptookthevaccine1679

Жыл бұрын

$18,000 sofa

That small iron is so cute!

Here in Hawaii. I see Honma sets everywhereeee

Gosh damn Japanese craftsmanship 👍 ❤️ … so glad our countries have become TRUE friends and allies…

From cars to guitars, I can personally profess to 100% satisfaction from pretty much any and all of the Japanese products I’ve owned. And the reason for this is that absolute mindfulness, pride in one’s work, and excellence at any cost, are concepts that are built into Japanese culture on a fundamental level. The “at any cost” part does take a toll, however, on a massive number of Japanese citizens each year, evident by the large number of work and stress-related deaths and suicides. So, excellence itself can have a very high cost.

@tierone3895

Жыл бұрын

And the cost in this case, is $50k a set.

Wow they excel at working the head and the shaft.

@6:08. I love that Japanese for kick point is apparently kick pointo.

Having 3 of these honma sets, i got gifted by a business partner, still use till today with out any problems~ is feel nice to use these

I love the sound , feel, and the color of Honma clubs. Have 5-star driver , 3 , 5 woods, 4-star hybrids and an iron set. Just beautiful to have. But let me tell you, you have to know how to swing first to maximize the potentials of Honma clubs!

Cool video. Nice work

These clubs are so much fun to use on the course

These are literally designed and put together almost exactly like every major club manufacture

I like this series. Also great narrators.

And yes they are very beautiful my father hand makes custom clubs every step has for many years they are amazing clubs but they are not 50 grand for a set because they do not need to be nor will the people he knows buy them for that but he makes very good money for his hard work knowledge skill and determination.

I'm fascinated that there is enough demand for a $50,000 club set.

Every one of these employees are just safeguarding their jobs by saying they can't possibly be done by a machine. They 100% could and with unquestionably higher accuracy and consistency

I like how she said Tiger Woods' set is only $4,400. His sets cost millions of dollars of sponsored R&D that then get used for branded merchandise and club sales.

Hello i am from Cambodia just see your video is very nice in conversation in business

SmarterEveryDay and Mark Rober would love that swing machine. haha!

simple answer: everything made in japan is expensive and takes years to master lol

@samundradhakal9042

Жыл бұрын

So true 🤣🤣

@gaveintothedarkness

Жыл бұрын

It took me 5 years to master answering the phone and another 3 years to master how to say "hello".

@berrybloom2000

Жыл бұрын

@@gaveintothedarkness 😂 Me too

@siphad8906

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@user-ll4cu5dh3b

Жыл бұрын

real answer: This is just Japanese marketing to rip people off at its finest. These people act like modern Titlelist or Callaway clubs don't undergo even more scrutiny and utilize better research, technology, and material, yet Honma clubs are similar in price or even more? What a joke.

I play golf ⛳️ since the early 2000s and I’ve never heard of this company. Cheers from San Diego California 🇺🇸

@trile9684

Жыл бұрын

because you are one cheap ass using wilson. Honma is a huge brand in asia market for their craft manshift. the user of this brand mostly business men with a load of $$. GOLF IS NOT ONLY ABOUT TECHNOLOGY but also class in asia. Only the rich can afford this brand

@richardchoi

Жыл бұрын

If you're in San Diego, Honma has a small office in Carlsbad, the problem is that they're overshadowed by TaylorMade HQ, Callaway HQ, Cobra HQ down the street. (Scotty Cameron is also pretty close by)

@betolinni

Жыл бұрын

Not overshadowed, these clubs are for the elite. Trump plays with a set.

Hikaru talking about your chess video was hilarious! A single milimeter can make the different between victory and defeat! It's very hard to take anything serious after that.

Amazing craftspersonship!

When something is expensive and well-crafted, it is always built in Japan.

@tonyhussey3610

Жыл бұрын

You never been to Ikea mate 😜

@helpmycatiseatingme84

Жыл бұрын

@@tonyhussey3610 Expensive: Yes Well-crafted: No

@User-718_

Жыл бұрын

@@tonyhussey3610 ikea is Korean

@tonyhussey3610

Жыл бұрын

@@User-718_ Ikea, founded in Sweden in 1943, operates 471 stores in 64 countries, with around 225,000 employees in total. The company entered the Korean market in December 2014 and operates four stores in Gwangmyeong, Goyang, Giheung and Busan. You silly billy 🤣😂🤣😂

@tonyhussey3610

Жыл бұрын

@@helpmycatiseatingme84 twas a silly joke 😂 Be careful of man eating cats... !!!

you know as someone that knows golf equipment looking at this, really makes me dislike how exaggerated everything sounds. Every golf nerd knows how the epoxy/adhesive works. They are not gonna let it dry.. and there are few mins of room for error in there, if you are a person in the industry, you won't even say something like "countless hours of work will be wasted on a single golf club" over epoxy issues.. it's just absurd. I use to like the "so expensive" topic by BI, but for the first time they made a video on something that I know, and I just want to point out how ridiculous it sounds...

I bought a set of Honma's TW-X Irons last year, 5-PW, Nippon Shafts, for $599...they were brand new, and 50% off. Nobody was buying them, so I got a deal.

The most important parts the head the shaft and the grip 😂 seems key parts to man's other favourite activity 😂👌🏻

at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buffy...

@MachelTheDestroyer

Жыл бұрын

Chaotic good.

@bartonpercival3216

Жыл бұрын

Like mine with mustard on it!!! 👍

Never would i have thought there are handmade golfclubs...... Anybody wanna buy some handmade toothbrushes from me? You could feel special for only 500€ a piece

The good ol' polishing of the shaft 😏

Honestly I love the Japanese mentality of, how many experts can we throw at any product.

A friend told me if you want to make something crazily expensive, just take it to Japan and leave it to Japanese specialists.

If you have the money…sure. But it’s not going to matter when you’re ready to ding the club on the course

My Dad always told me “a fool and his money are easily parted”.

My full set is $200 including cart bag. Dunlop. I still like them.

Honma driver still has the best impact sound

@MrSpin121

Жыл бұрын

Agree. I have a 3 starts Honma driver, the sound of the hit always amaze me and my friends.

Made in Japan = more expensive

Japanese ppl somehow ends up bringing artistic values to commodities. From whiskeys, cameras, musical instruments, watches, cars (to some extent) and now gold clubs! Admittedly, often times they all seem to be an overkill, but cool anyways

Imagine buying a set and your first hit you shank it into the trees 😂

Honma is Chinese owned for those who don’t know. A large portion of these clubs are sold in china, often as gifts to wives / girlfriends, and business associates. Most of these sets sit in the offices

Makes me appreciate my Honmas even more

You can take the clubs apart. Even if it's instant adhesive. Club repair shops do this all of the time.

@alejandrovalencia7971

Жыл бұрын

true but this requires heating the shaft, easy for the steel shafts but different story with graphite. You have to use a shaft pullet and when heating it the graphite properties could change.

My uncle in Vietnam can't break 100 if he counts all the strokes but has this $50k set of Homa.

@bonsaibrian

5 ай бұрын

He's the man. Living like a boss

i wanna see these on tour!

Japan is Amazing.

@longsleevethong1457

Жыл бұрын

Their economy isnt

@thecoffeemaker7444

Жыл бұрын

@@longsleevethong1457 more survivable than china’s 😂

@tommibegoode7275

Жыл бұрын

So?

@longsleevethong1457

Жыл бұрын

@@tommibegoode7275 soooo…..the entire country is literally on the brink of a financial collapse and a Great Depression and furthermore their population is in so much decline that the population won’t be able to support itself in the next couple decades. Soooooo that doesn’t sound amazing to me.

Even if i had the money i’d stick with titliest. Performance over luxury

I recall when I had my first set custom made with a pearl Inlay from Augusta.hand churned by Ethiopian virgins .

Nice video.

By hand shaping the drivers and adding paintings to the back of the "cavity backed" irons? Filing the bounce of the irons down by hand makes the better? Copying modern cutting edge designers doesn't mean it's better. Why don't PGA pros use these to give them an advantage?

@WinePunk

Жыл бұрын

Endorsement deals.

@michaelmich00

Жыл бұрын

callaway pays more sponsor lol

@satriagunawan766

Жыл бұрын

Stupid west brands pays more for the sponsor rather research and develop like honma

@thegolfingmusician6345

Жыл бұрын

They are used in the LPGA. NOT beers but their standard players clubs which are still very high quality.

@johnvillano9809

Жыл бұрын

they do

Japan is extremely limited in resources, so perfectionism, even over the top, is the only way to go. Crafting process ,so painstaking and ritualistic, stems, to an extent, from the shortage and thrift. Hence lots of steps and high costs. And of cause a lot of "Japanese cultural myths" to make it all sellable for the price.

@SilverGears

Жыл бұрын

maybe back in the day resources were scarce, I'm glad they still keep to tradition, diligence and excellence in a market we're you can get any material of any quality, and churning out as much product for profit is the name of the game, I know I might never afford such craftsmanship but it warms my heart that it's still alive.

@Backup-zg9dz

Жыл бұрын

Finally a worthy comment

That gold finish should bring my handicap down big time. Lol.

at 1:54 lol. "the head, the shaft &"..... balls. LOL

They look nice, but most of it is marketing hype. Machine made clubs are more consistent and cost less than these hand made ones and perform just the same if not better.

@lucky889s9

Жыл бұрын

Agree. They are only for show and prestige. Not performance

@samsonsoturian6013

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but rich chumps give the master craftsmen money.

@ronaldmcboggled9855

Жыл бұрын

Of course, you can buy a Nissan that is just as fast as a Ferrari but they are not the same and are made for different customers in mind.

@lucky889s9

Жыл бұрын

@@ronaldmcboggled9855 it's bad comparison with cars. Those who buy honma are seniors who wanna show off and they don't even use it regularly on course. And mostly for export, don't see many japanese carrying these themselves

@ronaldmcboggled9855

Жыл бұрын

@@lucky889s9 yes I agree but most Ferrari owners (who most are seniors) I know or have talked to do not regularly drive their super cars. They keep them to show off and enjoy just like these clubs.

I found a set of these at a yard sale in Portland Oregon, some kid selling his parents stuff since they moved to Hawaii, got them for $80. I sold them for $1500 and I was happy.

@tipsysmichigander6483

Жыл бұрын

No you didn't. Always a clown about.

@alistairlathlane

Жыл бұрын

Cool story bra.

@RehabProjectSRCB

Жыл бұрын

@@tipsysmichigander6483 And always someone that thinks they know everyone's life better than them. People are stupid and sell things below value all the time.

@RehabProjectSRCB

Жыл бұрын

Congrats good pick, always love a good bit of easy money.

@venom5809

Жыл бұрын

@@RehabProjectSRCB If your parents can afford clubs this expensive you would know that they were that expensive and know about them and you wouldn't sell them for $80. LOL. Also Hawaii has great golf courses, they would have you know, taken them with them you gullible fool. 🤦‍♂

My dad, who is a really good golfer. spends a lot on golf clubs... its his hobby i get it, id probally do the same. So while we were on vacation together in hawaii i bet him he would still be within 3 strokes of his handicap if he switched clubs with me (I suck btw, use avrage clubs from Dicks sporting goods not sized or anything) ... at the end of the week I lost, had to buy him dinner - he was within 5 strokes... what i learned - unless your a pro and 1 or 2 strokes is the diffrence between a win or a loss... it's not the hammer, its the carpenter.

A well crafted broom can cost you $$$ in Japan.

@trumptookthevaccine1679

Жыл бұрын

But using it is a spiritual experience

I love how they make everything sound better than it is. There's no way him dunking the shaft in paint weights less than sprayed. Lmao

Its a bit funny but the one day we were out playing a round and I happened to find this orange ball that said Honma on it. I knew nothing of this company but when I picked it up and read it I turned to my group and go "Honma? must be a ball off teemu". I played it and was surprised on how well it actually played and ended up playing it all round. Now watching this video I looked up the balls and they aren't expensive but I didn't realize they were a luxury club manufacturer out of Japan. Made me feel silly 😅😂

I can't wait to put these clubs in the back of my NSX and use them twice.

I love my culture and my Japanese heritage, the craftsmanship of Japanese masters is just unbelievable.

@HUNTERS_CRACKPIPE

Жыл бұрын

Trash!

Japan. It’s ALWAYS in Japan! 🤩

An expensive golf set is only a person who attaches importance to the exclusivity of the golfer's interests in accordance with the quality of his product without a compromise function hence the satisfaction is accepted on the basis of the superiority of the owner.

I just bought some Honma irons for $400. Their resale in the US/West is pretty bad except for the real special edition clubs. Miura clubs in general I'd say are more prestigious and retain their value much better.

I work for a major hospital in the imaging department and we use mainly Japanese made imaging equipments.

@desmonddaly6538

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Or German Ziess karl Storz

@sactownism

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We use that brand as well for our scopes.

My father once had those when i was in elmentary school and he didn't even let me within 3 meters from it, let alone touching it

@duhaqurashi4193

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Stop lying man

@alifr4088

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@@duhaqurashi4193 why would i?

@joeljoshyjoeljoshy7823

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@@duhaqurashi4193 that is believable not everything on the internet is a lie

@duhaqurashi4193

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Bruh you’re saying this guy’s dad spent 50000 on golf clubs and he just happens to be subscribed to it and reply in an hour. Don’t be gullible

@tradesmith_yt

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@@duhaqurashi4193 Honma makes so many different sets of high end clubs with gold ranging from 1500-50000 his dad could have had a nice set that was just painted gold. They did that forever.

😂 some of the terminology used in this regarding the club building process are hilarious 😂

Always liked the beauty of these clubs but..... over priced and outdated technology since 2014... the company needs to grow innovation. It's a very competitive market and sport.

Japanese craftsmen are the best in the world bar none.