HIRO HONMA PROFESSIONAL CL-708 3-SW (10 clubs) IRONS, 8.5 CONDITION!

You are looking at a set of 3-SW Hiro Honma CL-708 Professional irons. The clubs all have the factory Honma grips still in near new condition and T-800 Boron M40 shafts (shaft bands fully intact). These clubs are in amazing condition as you can see from the pics. They looked to have played very few rounds. Soles, grooves and faces look outstanding, pictures show all. CONDITION: EXCELLENT, On a scale of 1-10 I'd give them an easy 8.5. These clubs look great, with only very very minor wear showing and they have been well maintained.. This is one of the best feeling and playing sets you can own... a great set that is certain to elevate your game. The technology behind these clubs combined a perfect unmatched blend of "Somewhat Compact Size" by today's club standards, a very "Forgiving Perimeter Weighted Design", ultra "Soft Feel", and astounding "Ball Stopping Ability" on the greens. If you are truly committed to improve your game, take the next step and get yourself a set of these while can. ABOUT THE MANUFACTURER: Founded by Hiro Honma with worldwide headquarters in Japan, the Honma Golf Company, Ltd. produces hand-crafted and assembled golf clubs made from the finest materials including gold, copper, brass, titanium, graphite, boron, persimmon and others. Honma's mission is to produce golf clubs that promote confidence and feel, which in turn will translate into more consistent play. The company emphasizes that every Honma product embodies the company's mission and philosophy to place quality and craftsmanship above all else. Through their quest for precision and devotion to technology, equipment manufacturers long have made golf the world's most expensive sport. But no club maker can touch Japan's Honma Golf Co. Ltd., when it comes to craftsmanship or expense. When you buy a set of Honma clubs, you are unquestionably getting the Rolls Royce of golf clubs. In the suburbs of Sakata in Yamagata Prefecture, on a 500,000 square meters site spread out in the foot hills of Chokai Mountain is HONMA GOLF's Sakata Plant. All the HONMA "Made in Japan" clubs are produced here. While this is one of the largest plant of it's kind in the world, we believe the world "Studio" is more fitting than "Factory". Why? Although many golf club manufactures rely on other companies for their production, our clubs are carefully hand made one-ny-one by honma's staff of about 800 skilled craftsmen over a number of different processes. No corners are cut or work hurried to make Honma products. The beginnings of producing all HONMA clubs lie in this Sakata Plant. The reasons Honma equipment is different from other equipment available today. Honma Golf Company, Ltd., creates and produces its clubs in their entirety. Hiro Honma, founder of Honma Golf, formulated a plan many years ago to produce golf clubs unlike any others. These clubs were made from the finest materials available. Gold, Copper, Brass, Titanium, Graphite, Boron, Persimmon, and a multitude of other materials are incorporated into the production of clubs that some consider to be the finest in the World. From raw materials to finished product, all of the work on a Honma golf club is performed at Honma's Sakata factory in Japan. Each component is hand-crafted and assembled into clubs that strike a chord with golfers who admire fine craftsmanship rooted in high performance. The Cloisonné trademark "Mole in the Hole" is applied to the club as a final step in the process of making a Honma Golf Club. A philosophic statement about making Honma Golf clubs Every Honma product embodies principles placing quality first and foremost. Honma's mission is to produce golf clubs that promote confidence and feel, which in turn will translate into more consistent play. Iron Heads
Every Honma iron head is individually cast using the wax loss method. If not familiar with this procedure, please read the following brief summary of the process.
A wax replica of the iron head is bathed in a mixture of ceramic and sand, and then put on a rack to dry and form the ceramic mold. The rack is then placed into an oven to melt the wax from within, and harden the mold. After cooling, the molds are ready for pouring. Honma pours a mild steel formula to produce the head. After the head has set up and completely cooled, the ceramic mold is broken, revealing the rough head which is then put through many stages of grinding and polishing. Honma stamps "V" grooves into the heads before they are mechanically emerged into large vats of nickel, copper, and chrome respectively. This coating process gives the heads the satin finish, and precedes the final phases of inspection and painting. Finally, the finished iron head receives the Signature "mole in the hole" cloisonné trademark, signifying the completion of a process consisting of over 150 steps in the creation of each Honma iron head.

In Closing
Every Honma product embodies the company's mission to place quality and craftsmanship above all else. In fact, Honma has always insisted that the quality of their products should remain intact for a lifetime. At Honma Golf Company, clubs are built on the premise that expensive products and materials do not in themselves guarantee performance. Rather, they take ordinary materials available anywhere, and through finely honed techniques, transform them into something extraordinary. Each product is an extension of Honma Golf Company's philosophy and of the craftsmen who transform these materials into finished products. Honma Golf Clubs are the clubs of choice! BIDDING TERMS: I accept PAYPAL only and will ship to a confirmed address only, please do not bid if you do not have one. I ship USPS, within 2 business day of payment, insurance for the sale amount is included in my shipping fees. I reserve the right to cancel bids for bidders with negative feedback ratings and all sales are final. If you have any questions,please email me. Thanks for looking and fairways and greens to ya! And as always for the lucky winner I'll even throw in a nice cigar for when you hit the links.