Seeing what you wrote, I feel that you have a special understanding of the club. I'd like to ask if jp Club can be as good as you said, because it's all at various levels.

Jp's pole is good because of its material. The wood used to make the basic jp pole is quite old and basically does not contain any water. Moreover, compared with the common brand clubs, the wood is more compact, more penetrating and more elastic, which is why jp is recognized as a good club in the world. As for the different grades, it is actually the difference between wood age and wood grain. Theoretically, the older the tree, the closer the structure, the more rings, the more penetrating the force, the better the elasticity and the more beautiful the arrow pattern will be. This is the origin of different levels of the same brand. As for which is better, it's really hard to say, because I personally have a "supreme", a "professional", a "king" and a "classical". In terms of price, classical is the cheapest, but I'll use this one as the cheapest. Because from the price point of view, the choice of pole is definitely not the most important consideration, and we must not just ask for the most expensive. When choosing this high-end dry, it is best to try the pole yourself. The one that feels best is not necessarily the most expensive, but the one that suits you best.