Cub,
Here is a NearNet thread I was following on GEA (I should NEVER have
found GEA, too addictive :-). I have a friend who is considering blades
and these are a candidate. The price is certainly right!
http://forums.delphiforums.com/golfequip/messages/?msg=92268.1
Also, someone wanted to know
Has anyone experienced any frequency problems with
these shafts?
I called Royal Precision about the
inconsistent slope readings with a set of these shafts and they told me it's not
out of the ordinary to get 4 or 5 cycles difference from one shaft to another.
He said that those shafts have
Another
couple of alternates are Airborne. They are trying to compete with the others
and they do not as yet have as many 18-wheelers so small light stuff goes by
air!! Global is good on overseas shipments. They are as good and cheaper than
Fed Ex because they do not have any international
Tflan,
No I have
not had similar problems with UPS in the past 7-8 years. Once when I lived in
Alabama they delivered a package to a house two doors away, but that idiot just
left it there and I happened to notice it several days later while walking the
dog!! I have had the same driver no
Haven't had too many problems with UPS delivering stuff to me, but for
the stuff I ship, I finally had enough BS from UPS and went with FedEx. I
wanted to set up an internet account to cut back on paperwork, and UPS told me
the only way they would sign me up for an account was if I was on a
Tom,
I can remember only one UPS delivery problem in the 30 years I've been in
this house. It is at the NJ shore. They're really reliable here.
Good luck!
DaveT
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From: tflan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ShopTalk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 10:03 P
Bernie, what exactly is a "Bermuda grind"
Thanks
Mike Walkerwww.walktech.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Pat
McGoldrickSent: Monday, September 02, 2002 10:57 PMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Tom Wishon-GS Ba
Have experienced a bit of the same. For private deliveries I always over
insure and claim day one. After 3X, I guess my driver got the clue as
UPS had to cough up 4.5K. Funny (though devious), I was able on my own
(UPS made no efforts in this area) to locate and claim 2 of the
mis-delivered packag
Here's
what you do...
Select
Tools, Rules Wizard, and New. When the dialog box pops up, select "Check
messages when they arrive", then Next, scroll down to "With specific words in
the sender's address", check the check box, then click on "specific words"
in the bottom half of the displa
JP, can you expand upon the Q4 irons? Which shaft did you use and what is
your swing speed?
I have a set, but have not decided which shaft to use yet.
I have a Q4 3 wood shafted with a Fujikura ProVista 80 that is really hard
to beat. I have not found another to beat out of my bag.
Thanks
Mike Wa
Hi;
Is anyone having problems with UPS deliveries? 6 of
my last 8 orders were delivered to the wrong address or not delivered at all.
Dealing with UPS is a nightmare when there's a problem. Trying to get a human to
listen to the problem and take action is nearly impossible. I get the same
Who is carrying the Near Net heads?
Dennis
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of LaChance Family
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 10:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: NearNet Forged
Cub,
I think you will enj
On Tue, Sep 03, 2002 at 09:30:02PM -0400, Greg Zachmann wrote:
>
> A good, reasoned response, but.
>
> These people are all over the internet. They can only find enjoyment in
> believing they are displaying their intellectual superiority. They delude
> themselves by believing that the more p
Gang,
Having stood on the sidelines of many mailing list flame fests, the best
thing to do when someone starts a flaming is often counterintuitive.
All attempts to be rational and sane with the involved persons will get you
nowhere as flame fests occur between people with irreconciable opinions.
Hi Mark,
A good, reasoned response, but.
These people are all over the internet. They can only find enjoyment in
believing they are displaying their intellectual superiority. They delude
themselves by believing that the more people they irritate the more power
they have. Were this individual
Cub,
I think you will enjoy the heads.
These are the most soild feeling blade I have tried. They felt more solid
than half of the Golfworks cavity back clubs I have for demo's. If it
wasn't for the fact that I am hitting the Dynacraft Q4's so good I would
most likely have built a set of the Near
Sorry Cub, I just offered myself as the sacrificial lamb.
Mark
Steve \"Cub\" Culbreth wrote:
> Jents,
>
> I received the NearNet Forged iron heads today. They look great! I'll let
> you know how the set works out.
>
> PS: Connie Mack is the Grammar Nazi! I suggest we treat him as if he
>
I have been watching the discourse of the last few days and it causes me
to wonder about the forum. I posted a thread a few days ago noting the
lack of activity and now I wonder if it was the correct action as this
is now what monopolizes it.
Connie, I would think that an individual in FL that sh
Jents,
I received the NearNet Forged iron heads today. They look great! I'll let
you know how the set works out.
PS: Connie Mack is the Grammar Nazi! I suggest we treat him as if he
were a baby parrot. We should just
ignore him until he gets the point.
Cub
John:
I've had about enough. What can be done? CMR has insulted a great number of
people here from whom I have learned much about clubmaking. I haven't seen
that he has added much to this forum and it doesn't appear that he will add
much in the future.
Kevin
Original Message-
From: [EMA
To any and
all,
I have
failed to properly exclude CMR’s posts via my junk mail filter and need some
help from those more computer literate than yours truly. So some one please
advise me as to what to should do to configure Outlook to accomplish this
task!!
-Original
Message-
Hi Connie Mack Rea,
Like I said before (off list),
You are joking, right? :o)
Let me guess, - you are a close personal friend of TFlan, and having some
fun..:o)
Cheers,
Jorgen
On Tuesday 03 September 2002 08:59, connie mack rea wrote:
> "James T. Voorhies" wrote:
> > "Naughty, naught
I promised myself that I would refrain from
responding to Connie Mack Rea, but this is too much to ignore. I regret
that I cannot take responsibility for calling Rea the "Nazi of grammar"
several months ago. That honor goes to our friend in Hawaii, "Cub"
Culbertson. I did however, in a mor
Well put and on the money.
LaChance Family <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
Dear CMR,
F.O.A.D.
Look it up in your dictionary if you need but please stop bugging the hell out of 1/2 of the forum.
If you can't take the grammar please unsubscribe! I have learned a lot form this fine group of clubmake
Ah, Richard--
The higher the monkey climbs the tree, the more he shows his rump.
Ought I infer that "your" an engineer? Or just that you once knew
one?
Nice note.
Richard Kennedy wrote:
Well
I can see, ass hole that your no Engineer because in engineering when you
write out a number
Ah, JP.
I'll look up "F.O.A.D." if you'll search out "L. P. O. N." How's
your Latin, JP?
Damn, JP, did I have any of your relatives in class? The comment
sounds familiar.
"I haven't learned dick from you." Nice touch, JP.
"[A]nd 2/3 of the stuff is CRAP from you." About that other third,
JP.
While not wanting to correct you post, I think "1/2 of the forum" is an
understatement. :)
Brian
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of LaChance Family
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 4:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Penle
I apologize John, but if you can't make this effete megalomaniac stop
using this forum for his personal self aggrandizement, at the expense of
innocent contributors, I will find another forum to discuss club making.
This is the first time that thought has ever entered my mind.
Al
At 05:44 PM 9/3/
Ed, your theory about writing is superlatively naive and has the same
validity as parents' elementary appraisal of their children's
refrigerator-door art.
Does this--X*^?#!--communicate what I think of your comment? And it
defies "writing."
Just an annoying example, Ed. Nothing personal.
The
Dear CMR,
F.O.A.D.
Look it up in your dictionary if you need but please stop
bugging the hell out of 1/2 of the forum.
If you can't take the grammar please unsubscribe! I have
learned a lot form this fine group of clubmakers...funny thing is I haven't
learned dick from you.
I think I s
Well I can see, ass hole that your no Engineer because in engineering
when you write out a number; ONE; you then also do this; (1); ass
hole.. You must be the number one (10 ass hole on this
fourm because I have heard from about twentythree, (23) ST'ers to date
Rich--
In fact, I have built several sets of experimental clubs and have asked
for, and received, comment from the forum. Believe Tom Wishon was
helpful. Tom's reply may have been through personal mail.
I'll withhold my red pen, Rich. Who did you get to proof this
piece? Hire someone else.
I
Tedd--
Ah, Tedd, I am not sorry to say that you've written a civil and
direct comment with not a single error in sight. Even if there were,
your civility and good sense would not warrant my comment.
Let's get on with the best golf forum on the net.
"Childers, Tedd A" wrote:
I
agree tha
In a message dated 9/3/2002 4:58:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To: "Shoptalk John"
John,
Is there a possible means by which Mr. CMR may be removed from this newsgroup?
I think it's Ms. because men don't use two last names!
To: "Shoptalk John"
John,
Is there a possible means by which Mr. CMR may be removed from this newsgroup? At the present moment I am not aware of any filter that AOL provides which will allow me to exclude his posts. In the past we had similar issues with Lloyd Hackman. Bless Lloyd's heart, at lea
I
agree that it would be nice if Shoptalk posters would take the time
to re-read and perform a spell-check on their e-mails prior to
posting. However, the main function of this forum is to exchange ideas and
experiences related to clubmaking. A very high percentage of
the messages do that
Out of curiosity, do you golf or build
clubs?
-Original
Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
Behalf Of connie mack rea
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002
1:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Penley on
spines
Forgiven Prescott. Anyon
Haven't been able to post recently. Just thought I'd give it a shot.
Sorry for the clutter if it works.
Brian
Forgiven Prescott. Anyone who can handle "whom" can say anything
he wants.
S Prescott wrote:
Sorry
folks- please forgive me for being so quick with the mouse
- I neglected to see whom it was addressed to---
Ah, Jen, a (lady) paladin to the rescue of wounded men. How ironically
apropos.
Not bad, Jen. Let me "insert [my] adjective of choice": Wordy,
stylishly perfunctory, and mundane. Need some vertebrae and gristle.
But you did read the handbook.
Perhaps deny yourself the amateurish caps for emp
Connie,
The purpose of writing is to communicate. I believe that
even you CLEARLY understand what everyone's feelings about
your posts are, so they have effectively communicated!
I also feel that your sole purpose is to generate comments
about your messages, NOT to contribute to clubmaking.
I s
Sorry folks- please forgive me for
being so quick with the mouse - I neglected to see whom it was addressed
to---
Richard Kennedy wrote:
Ah,
Richard. Sorry to edit where you saw no need to.
Connie, if your wish is to be blocked by everybody here on St[,] your
[believe you mean "you're"] going about it the right way. Because
one (1) ["one," but not "one" and "(1)"; where is (2)?] more out
break [
Dishnet reveivers-
#2300 and #3200
Connie, if your wish is to be blocked by everybody here on St your
going about it the right way. Because one (1) more out
break of this type/style of "BS" And I along with most of the
"NORMAL" ST'ers are going to block you out then we won't have to read your
Bob,
I agree that unsolicited critique of irrelevant material is arbitrary and
egocentric. But alas, the Internet has become the social life
for some and that is a sad statement for most human beings. The
delete key works for uninteresting comment, be it golf, computer or
grammar related topics
Al,
I agree
that there is benefit in staying but Connie Mack Rea reminds me of a manager I
had years agothe guy had a MS in English and had taught English at Columbia
and was drafted and the Army in its infinite wisdom made him a radar
technician. So when he returned he got a MS in engin
Bob,
With all the talent on this forum, I bet someone can help you set up a
filter or block. Mine works fine and the only time I see any of
this stuff is when someone responds.
At 11:45 AM 9/3/2002, you wrote:
John,
I have tried to block posts
from Connie Mack Rea and for whatever reason it didn
Well said Jen. I am more interested as to what other clubmakers are thinking and doing in regard to spine location.
Charlie B
John,
I have
tried to block posts from Connie Mack Rea and for whatever reason it didn’t
work and if this can’t be stopped rather rapidly, I for one will decide to drop
Shoptalk as a forum. I thought the last time you had to step in would be the
last time, but alas not so!! Please get thi
Thanks. I wanted to say "f*** off you pompous
ass" but it probably isn't proper grammar! : )
Jen
- Original Message -
From:
Reppert Dennis CONT NSNO
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 11:16
AM
Subject: RE: ShopTalk: Penley on
spines
Nicely done
Jen.
-Original Message-From: Jen Kuntz
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 10:16
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: ShopTalk:
Penley on spines
The purpose of this forum is to discuss
clubmaking, not literacy, spelling or grammar. I
The purpose of this forum is to discuss clubmaking,
not literacy, spelling or grammar. I am sure there are educated and
uneducated people on this forum. Some of them couldn't spell everything
correctly if their life depended on it. Some spell perfectly well but
cannot type and choose not
"Harry F. Schiestel" wrote:
> Hi Connie
> 73 words might be the start of a new novel.
> Please have this trash published elsewhere!
> Thanks HarryS
Ah, Harry. It is an illiteracy not to separate "Thanks" and "Harry S." Too,
you might consider not starting a sentence with a number. But, then
"James T. Voorhies" wrote:
"Naughty, naughty!"
"Now, to the subject of this post I was not a big fan of the Penley
line,
overpriced was my main concern."
Naughty, naughty, too, Dr. Voo.
You just can't resist can you? Why not let Tflan defend himself
rather than show your own faults? Just le
"Not you again, please go away." Punctuation is illiterate.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated
9/2/2002 6:59:09 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ah, Tflan. [Ah, Bartleby.]
You are fluent with fault.
You seek the buoyancy of merit from
knowing how to write, bu
PAT:
Yes I designed the Backflows in my first season of design with Golfsmith. They
were intended to be a transitional set where the long irons were more game
improvement moving to the short irons being lower in MOI and less game
improvement. As is the case with
virtually all of the iron
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