I picked up a SRVII 12* and put it together on a Rifle 5.5 shaft, no
tip-trimming, spined at 12oclock. Using the plug that came with the SRVII,
shaft-insertion depth ended up around 1.5 or so (didn't measure). Will
butt-trim to get the SW around D2-3.
Hopefully will hit it tomorrow morning in
Dave and Tom:
So it looks like we have a bit of differing opinions here. Dave, you would
suggest that the COR, for a given clubhead/ball combo, is close to a
constant for all clubhead speeds. Tom seems to indicate that the COR is non
linear enough to make a significant difference.
It seems a
I think you'll like it, if the head is the only variable in the equation.
But it isn't; you're also looking at different shafts.
I have a Bang SRV-II 10* on an SK Fiber Pure Energy shaft. It was in my bag
for the past month. I'd have to give it a very good grade, though I'm about
to swap it out
Guys, there is a booklet that comes out every years called "Golf
Balls". It compares every brand / compression of golf ball on
the market at 80MPH / 90MPH / 100mph plus in the last issue thatI
got they also compared drivers hitting just one type/style/name brand
On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 06:42:05PM -0400, Dave Tutelman wrote:
I think you'll like it, if the head is the only variable in the equation.
But it isn't; you're also looking at different shafts.
The shafts should be fairly similar, the RSSR readings for the DGS300 and
the Rifle 5.5 are almost
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From: Max Dupilka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 6:12 PM
So it looks like we have a bit of differing opinions here. Dave, you would
suggest that the COR, for a given clubhead/ball combo, is close to a
constant for all clubhead speeds. Tom seems
ROTFLMAO!
Yeah, you're right. I'm not a computer maven but I have been running them
for a long time . . . mostly PC's though. Mac'er's absolutely love them.
PC'ers are mostly ambivalent, I think.
The reasons I started all this, aside from the most recent crash, are that I
recently purchased a
Tom,
I agree with you son, Micro$oft has never gotten it right, and I suspect,
never will. But he also needs to know that MAC is *not* the only
alternative. Especially since he sounds like a bright individual.
I would like to suggest he look into LINUX. Ignore the false lies circulated
by
Geez Bernie!
We've not met but as fellow
"Chicopee/Springfieldians," man . . . I hope things work out. I did the open
heart thing a few years ago. It made me a better person( . . . I don't
give a shit what people think ;-) Our email arguments, agreements, and
discussions are most
Hope
all goes well Bernie. Good Luck with getting your strength
back.
MikeWalker
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bernie
BaymillerSent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 9:19 PMTo:
ShoptalkSubject: ShopTalk: Time out and a new way to
Bernie,
Take it easy; follow the doctor's orders; and heal
fast. You're my inspiration on these over-length (correct-length) drivers!
;-)
Fairways and Greens,
Cub
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From:
Bernie
Baymiller
To: Shoptalk
Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 3:19
PM
Dave:
Your explanation sounds reasonable to me. I will have to have a look at that
article. I haven't read the Part III book yet.
My whole purpose of this question is this. If a company can make an at the legal
limit COR club that can withstand a 130 mph swing speed, and the COR varies only
a
Hi Ted, David, Arnie:
I build all my putters to Stiff XStiff range, otherwise Im
afraid as Arnie pointed out you begin to run out of butt diameter at the throat
of the putter grip. This we found
out the expensive way with a brand-newLH
Scotty Cameron Newport II Pro Platinum, which we
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