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Who is Yuji Masuda of Masda Golf?

 

Outside of Japan, Yuji Masuda-san isn’t as famous as he is in Japan. But to the surprise of many in the global golf industry, Masda Golf is a bigger name than both Miura and KYOEI in Japan.

For over twenty years, Masda Golf has been known as the best “G” brand in Japan. For those of you who are not aware, “G” Brand refers to smaller makers from Japan. And Masda Golf is at the top of that mountain.

He has appeared on Japan’s most famous variety television programs and rubbed elbows with famous Japanese baseball players and athletes, many of whom use his equipment. He is also well known as Jumbo Ozaki’s artisan club crafter, creating many of the custom irons, wedges, and putters throughout Jumbo’s famous career.

Who is Yuji Masuda?

Yuji Masuda is the visionary founder and master craftsman behind Masda Golf, recognized as the greatest among Japan’s “small” golf equipment makers. Since establishing the company in 2004, Yuji Masuda has committed himself to preserving the art of traditional Japanese club crafting, which seamlessly blends performance, beauty, and a deeply rooted respect for heritage.
























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Sagstrom beats Coughlin 1-up in Match Play

Madelene Sagstrom ended a years-long LPGA Tour victory drought after beating Lauren Coughlin in the T-Mobile Match Play final.

Tour Confidential: Who needs a Masters win the most?

This week in Tour Confidential, we look ahead to the 2025 Masters and break down the finish of the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur.

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Brian Harman’s clubs: Inside his Valero Texas Open-winning setup

Brian Harman won the Valero Texas Open for his fourth PGA Tour title after switching to a new prototype putter. Here's more on his setup.

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Harman handles elements, wins Texas Open by 3

Brian Harman shot a final-round 75, but he made a pair of key birdies on the back nine to win the Texas Open for his first victory since the '23 Open Championship.

Marc Leishman's clubs: Inside his LIV Golf Miami-winning setup

Marc Leishman stunned a packed leaderboard to win LIV Golf Miami at Trump National Doral. Take a look inside his setup.

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Cabrera wins HOF Champions event on late birdie

Angel Cabrera won on the PGA Tour Champions on Sunday, making a late birdie for a 1-under 71 to win the inaugural James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational.

Brian Harman spoiled pro's Masters chance with rare feat at Valero Texas Open

Brian Harman didn't have his best stuff over the weekend in San Antonio, but his game was good enough to win and end one pro's Masters dream.

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Testers Wanted: Srixon ZXi Irons

We are seeking three U.S.-based MyGolfSpy Forum members to test and provide feedback on the new Srixon ZXi irons. Each tester will have the opportunity to evaluate either a blended set or a straight set from the ZXi lineup, putting Srixon’s performance claims to the test in real-world conditions.​

The ZXi lineup features three distinct models—ZXi7, ZXi5, ZXi4—each with its own blend of materials, shaping and performance traits. Whether you’re looking for workability, forgiveness or speed, this series was designed to offer something for a wide range of players.

About the Srixon ZXi irons

The Srixon ZXi series introduces innovative technologies aimed at enhancing feel, distance and forgiveness:.

i-Forging Technology: This new forging process utilizes specific materials to improve feel and performance. The ZXi7 irons feature S15C steel, Srixon’s softest steel to date, while the ZXi5 and ZXi4 irons have faces that are 14 percent softer than previous models. ​
PureFrame expansion: In the ZXi7 irons, an expanded PureFrame design reduces vibrations by 9.3 percent according to Srixon, enhancing feedback and feel. ​
MainFrame Variable Face Thickness: Present in the ZXi5 and ZXi4 irons, this technology maximizes ball speed and forgiveness through a network of milled channels on the backside of the face. ​
Tour V.T. Sole Geometry: Ensures clean turf interaction for more controlled strikes, now included in the ZXiU utility irons for added versatility. ​

Will these advancements translate to better on-course performance and irons that outperform their competitors? 

Tester Responsibilities

Selected testers will:

Evaluate performance: Assess the irons across various aspects, including distance, forgiveness, feel and overall playability.​
Test in real-world conditions: Use the irons in diverse playing situations to determine their versatility and performance consistency.​
Engage with the community: Share testing experiences, insights and any fitting adjustments in the MyGolfSpy Forum, fostering discussions and aiding fellow golfers in understanding the nuances of these irons.​
Provide honest feedback: Offer unbiased opinions to help fellow golfers make informed decisions.​

Sign up here

Open to U.S.-based Forum members onlyRegistration closes April 8Testers will be announced on the MyGolfSpy Forum

Note: Applicants must be registered MyGolfSpy Forum members to be considered for testing.



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Boutier wins in 28 holes in longest Match Play tilt

Celine Boutier advanced to the quarterfinals after outlasting Ashleigh Buhai on the 28th hole Saturday, the longest match in Match Play history.

DeChambeau grabs 2-stroke lead at LIV Miami

Bryson DeChambeau used a 2-under-par 70 through difficult, windy conditions to take over the pole position at LIV Golf Miami on Saturday at Trump National Doral.

Harman survives windy conditions to lead at Texas

Brian Harman survived 30 mph wind by playing the final 13 holes without a bogey, giving him an even-par 72 and a three-shot lead in the Valero Texas Open.

Kansas State senior Bernat Escuder wins ANWA

Kansas State Wildcats senior Carla Bernat Escuder carded a 4-under 68 on Saturday to win the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

Spain's Carla Bernat Escuder wins Augusta National Women's Amateur title

Spain's Carla Bernat Escuder held off Lottie Woad and Asterisk Talley to win the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

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Achieve more consistent strikes with this tour-trusted drill

Try this simple but effective arc drill from Tom McKibbin to keep your clubface square through impact and promote solid, consistent strikes.

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There are endless unique gear finds on LIV Golf. Here's why | Fully Equipped

On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, Kris and Wadeh discuss why there is so much unique gear on LIV Golf.

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Korda falls to Jutanugarn, out in LPGA Match Play

Nelly Korda lost 1-up to Ariya Jutanugarn in round-robin play and will not advance to the round of 16 at the T-Mobile Match Play championship.

Jordan Spieth still fighting to solve 1 frustrating issue as Masters looms

With the Masters on deck, a now fully-healthy Jordan Spieth is still grinding to rediscover the Jordan Spieth of old but there are obstacles in the way.

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What you get for winning the Augusta National Women's Amateur

The winner of this year's Augusta National Women's Amateur will earn entry into several prestigious professional and amateur events.

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