Not to make this thread longer that it should be, but I will take an "Arnie
type" view and say:
This appears to be solid sales data. Bottom line- sales are being made to
satisfied customers. Now if the FitChip is either:
A: decreasing your cost of business (the dollar value of time spent on
Bob,
I ran your zipcode and any course within 50 miles of that. This is the usual
arrangement. If I can do anything else, let me know.
Hope this helps.
Greg
Niagara Orleans Country Club
Middleport, NY, USA 26 miles
2 For 1 Greens, Cart
Greg
Thanks for the info.
I didn't think there were too many near us.
I usually get a local lung cancer charity book with the 2 for 1
deals. They have about 40 courses about 10 to 30 miles away. All the
ones listed below are included.
You've answered my suspicions that this would not be a
I notice that Aldila is now giving frequency specifications on many of their shafts.
Wondered is anyone has been in contact as to
their test setup? They only give a single frequency with no statement as to the
deviation or tolerance expected. With only an inch
or less of tip trim available
Check out shafts from Precision Composites. More trim variations very accurate CPM ratings with indication of + or - 4 CPM shown in each shafts color code. Excellent prices and filament wound with virtually no spline. Available from our host John at clubemaker-online.
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I just ordered some balls and gloves.
/Ed
Arnie
Love the idea of filament wound but have feedback from my customers of the shafts feeling dead. I have talked to a couple mfg.(sheet wrap) and the say it is due to the process and the epoxy needed to bond the rein strands. What is your feeling on the matter?
Charlie B
