It has now been more than a decade since the release of the inpresX series. During these years, inpresX clubs have seen service in the hands of a diverse range of players, from top professionals to those just starting out. Undeniably, they have helped Hiroyuki Fujita and Toru Taniguchi stars of the Japanese golfing world to achieve some amazing results. With every successive generation, the inpresX series has improved in functionality. In spite of that change, some aspects of the series have been intentionally left the same. The first of these traits is the clear emphasis that is put on providing genuinely useful golf clubs rather than being swayed by any particular trend. With a core image that emphasizes player power concentrated on the face of the club, the design of the inpresX boasts no superfluous ornamentation, relying instead on minimalist lines and molding to represent the superb quality of the series. Another aspect that we emphasize is that work should be done by hand. Even in design, we eschew computers in favor of using chisels to shape life-size models as we work to create new clubs. And when it comes to production, each club is hand-finished by a veteran craftsman who buffs it by hand; a method reflecting our philosophy of creating products that resonate with the senses. To a golfer’s honed perception, the difference is obvious. We believe that the relationship between skilled handiwork and a golfer's keen senses closely parallels that which exists between musicians and their instruments.