On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 08:15:10PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anyone have a suggestion for something similar to the Callaway X14's
> irons?
Acer XDS 2 and XDS 2 Pro are great. Get them from hirekogolf.com.
-Dave
On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 06:41:52PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Dave T makes a great point - what do you think ... will the Bang stuff
> hang together?
The larger the head, the thinner the titanium so strength will be lower.
The most popular Bang head on the long drive circuit appears to
In a message dated 8/15/2002 8:06:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David,
Thanks for the feed back. This customer is a Pro and is looking for a lower ball flight. He is now using KZG blades with Dynamic Gold S 300 shafts and feels he is losing 15 yards because of higher tr
At 10:34 PM 8/15/02, DaveT wrote:
>(1) Thanks for the link. I sometimes need a place JUST LIKE THAT. Whether or
>not your experiment works out, I may have an order for them soon.
Same here. It's hard to find a place that will sell small custom lots like
that for a reasonable price. I've been l
Peter,
Please keep us informed how it works out.
A couple of comments/speculations:
(1) Thanks for the link. I sometimes need a place JUST LIKE THAT. Whether or
not your experiment works out, I may have an order for them soon.
(2) I haven't heard the word "Delrin" (not Delron) since I raced sai
Pat,
I just replied to David's feedback and got
back to see yours. Thank you. He normally hits his 5I 190yrds. but not with his
forged blades and Dynamic Gold S300 shafts. He claims he is losing 15yrds. with
these clubs. I have very little experience with any kind of forged blades, will
for
David,
Thanks for the feed back. This customer is a
Pro and is looking for a lower ball flight. He is now using KZG blades with
Dynamic Gold S300 shafts and feels he is losing 15 yards because of higher
trajectory. He was told , by other Pro's, these shafts will lower his ball
flight. Beca
I'll
second the feedback David's received on the project X - they're a wonderful
shaft if they fit your swing. I think the weakest flex they're available
in is 5.5 or 6.0. They produce a slightly higher ballflight that both
standard rifles and tour flighted rifles in the long irons, and ke
In a message dated 8/15/2002 4:05:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone had any experience with the Project X shafts from Rifle? I understand their a more on the stiff side. How is the ball flight with these shafts? TIA
Pat McGoldrick On Target Golf
Hi Pat, Projec
FWIW
I built both a driver and a six iron using the driveway market shaft.
Dug around and found a source for black acetal (aka Delron [r] ) rods, dimensions
of .375 & .3125. More flexible than the driveway market rod and a better
fit for golf heads. Tensile strength is rated at 9,720 psi. Ough
John -
Dave T makes a great point - what do you think ... will the Bang stuff hang together?
Ted
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From: Dave Tutelman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: August 15, 2002 5:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Driver head thoughts
I'd look at the companies
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 8:19 PM
> A couple of weeks ago there was discussions on making a club similar to
the
> Whippy. There was some mention of using a Driveway Marker for the shaft.
> This driveway marker: Is that the rod with a
I'd look at the companies making driver heads specifically for the long
drive tour. Guys like Zuback generate even more clubhead speed,
significantly and consistently. So clubheads made for them should stand up.
They will also have the lower lofts that your golfer will probably need.
Which compan
A couple of weeks ago there was discussions on making a club similar to the Whippy. There was some mention of using a Driveway Marker for the shaft. This driveway marker: Is that the rod with a reflector attached?
Thanks in advance.
Ed
Anyone have a suggestion for something similar to the Callaway X14's irons?
Has anyone had any experience with the
Project X shafts from Rifle? I understand their a more on the stiff side. How is
the ball flight with these shafts? TIA
Pat McGoldrick On Target
Golf
Try a KZG 7* 325 Titanium. If you are not a KZG dealer or have access to one then maybe a Vector 320 in 7* would fill the bill (available from Golf Coast - call Jerry Connolly).
Rich "Mac" McHattie
Mac's Golf
Folks - your thoughts please:
I have an exceptionally gifted athlete who has markedly improved over
the last 12 months. He is 22, a single digit handicap that can get much
lower if we tighten up his short game. He's working with a pro on his
swingshape but it is pretty sweet as it is.
Facts:
Duncan,
The Millenium is an Integra head. They are available in either the cryo
finish or normal stainless versions from most suppliers carrying the Integra
line.
Bernie
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Hi,
Who is the maker (supplier) of Millenium 2000 Irons.
Thanks,
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>Whats the web address for Graphite Design Shafts? Thanks, Hank
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