899 $
Description
| Brand: | Ryoma | Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| Model: | D1 Maxima | Gender: | Men |
| Club Type: | Driver | Loft: | 8.5 |
| MPN: | D1 Maxima | Flex: | Stiff |
| Shaft Material: | Graphite | Country//Region of Manufacture: | Japan |
[MINT] Ryoma Maxima D1 Type V 8.5D Graphite Design TourAD MV-X 65S 45.25” Shaft with Headcover (40700-0098)Genuine Product Serial Number: MV91468MSRP = $125,000Yen --- $1,200 USDDescription:
| Category | Driver (1W) |
| Brand | Ryoma |
| Model | Maxima D1 V-Spec |
| Gender | Men |
| Dexterity | Right-Handed |
| Loft | 8.5 |
| Shaft | Original Graphite Design MX-V 65S Shaft |
| Grip | Original Ryoma Grip |
| Length | 45.25” |
| Head Cover | Yes |
| Overall Condition | 9 out of 10 --- (3 ever so slight ding on the bottom of the head, as you can see in picture #12) |
| Item Location | New Jersey, USA |
A brief note by tourspecgolf on JDM clubs:Japan and the US are very different markets.
Check my feedback and buy with confidence!!I only ship to lower 48 states.Buyer to pay immediately upon end of listing w/ paypal.Thank you for your interest!! =)Golfers in Japan on average spend 5-6 times more on gear than their American friends, in part to more selection AND higher pricing.
In Japan a $700-800 driver is the norm (I'm talking US dollars here). Higher end drivers easily cost over $1000.00 and this is nothing out of the ordinary. It's like a Big Mac from McDonald's. In some parts of the world it may be $2.00 yet in another part of the world it may be $7.00. Except we're not just talking about the same Big Mac here. We're talking also about unique and premium Japanese golf clubs many of which are only for the Japanese market. Premium materials, top quality workmanship and a very demanding consumer base all create the environment for higher pricing. It is because of this that Japan is the only country in the world that get's all the global golf club models PLUS their own JAPAN models.So are the clubs worth their price tags? That's very subjective. Without a doubt there are those willing to pay for something unique and different and what is perceived by many as premium or higher quality materials and workmanship. Japanese market clubs aren't for everyone but there are many golf enthusiasts who think otherwise. Many are willing to pay for Made in Japan (yes many brands still are) or the hand made workmanship and cool designs and great performance that many JDM (Japan Domestic Market) clubs offer.This is your chance own a super rare ultra high end Japanese Driver.