I came across the ad for the new UST Harmon shafts
offered by GS. In the advertising there was the statement that the particular
tip soft model would help draw the ball; apparently a tip stiff would help
correct a hook. Any truth to this claim? ED
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Ed,
The common lore is that with a soft tip, the head will rack more closed
before impact and the stiffer tip will tend to not. This would
support that claim. It has been part of the fitting process for
some time. Of course, it all depends on where you start from,
with the original swing, but
Great to hear Tom is still in the component and equipment business.
Look forward to hearing more about his new business.
Bruce
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Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 2:46 PM
Subject: ShopTalk: Tom Wishon's New Company
Jim,
If you try any of that lure-painting powder, let me know how you do it.
Looks cheap and simple, but don't know how you'd dip a 450cc head in the powder
like a spinner or spoon. There is some high temp masking tape available, though
I can't remember where I saw it. The typical powder
Tom,
If you are already on the list to receive this, congratulations! I'm
anxious to see what you've come up with. Good luck!
Dan Neubecker
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JOHN:
WOW do you bring up something that I had not thought about having lost
from my old charmed life!! Every year I did the PGA Show our rooms
were taken care of by the vendors from whom we bought a ton of product,
like True Temper and the others. So we never booked our own rooms. I
really am
He is taking catalog orders..just called him.
Steph
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Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 3:35 PM
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Dan, Bernie, John, Bruce,
Yeah Yeah Yeah, that's all fine and dandy, but, . will you have any
forged blade wedges with TW on them?
Al
Ps. Sounds really great my friend, and I can feel the your excitement in
your post. I look forward to doing business with you real soon.
At 04:35 PM 12/3/2002, you wrote:
Dan,
Al,
Just looked at my original. It wasn't a jumpy finger at all, it was a light
finger. Better check your eyes. There's no i in my original. Just tickled
the o when flying along at high speed (maybe 33 word/min).
:-)
Bernie
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hehehehe
At 04:18 PM 12/3/2002, you wrote:
C'mon Al, just a jumpy typing finger (i is next to o and I only use two
fingers at a pretty good clip)...or, geez, maybe I'm finally getting an East
Tennesse accent...nah, that would be imfurmation. On this Prednisone and
15 other drugs, you're lucky I
Ok Bernie,
You win. I put on my Bi-Focals and I see you are correct. I really like
my Freudian connection though. ;-)
Al
At 05:13 PM 12/3/2002, you wrote:
Al,
Just looked at my original. It wasn't a jumpy finger at all, it was a light
finger. Better check your eyes. There's no i in my
AL:
As a matter of fact, yes there will be some wedges, true forged carbon
steel and cast soft stainless chrome plated as well, that will have our
TW logo on them. . . you know one of the guys here made the comment that
although our TW logo is totally different than the TW logo used by that
guy
John, Marion Me are staying at the Quality Inn Plaza, right next to the expo center. Reason, handicap room they allow pets, my pup not Marion.
RK
Manufacturer's of World Class Golf Club Repair Equipment
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Tom -
Thanks! Finally, something to get excited about again. Can't wait to see the
new line.
Herb Wellman
Mark A Patton wrote:
Excellent!
Mark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just received an email from Tom Wishon announcing his new golf
component company out of Durango, Colorado. New heads,
Tom,
Sounds great, but I hope my old farts can afford all that good stuff. :-)
And, I hope you'll have a 50-something gram long driver shaft for seniors.
Seniors are a growing market. The 59 gram, 48 SK Fiber PE-A is a pretty
well-made shaft and can be trimmed a couple of inches to get it around
Hey John,
Flattery won't get you a room with me in Orlando ; ) (IF i go that is!)
: )
Jen
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Tom:
Jen is one of the few (if not only) female shoptalk subscribers and
one of the few (if not only) subscribers that has any sort of game.
Her team won some sort of big
Hi
I like Jen am female and am very much a lurker also.I have my own business
here in eastern canada building clubs and really appreciate the info from
this group
Sounds exciting for you Tom and would love a catolog
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Hold on there Bobalouie!
Please note the HOTTEST team in the NHL are the Vancouver Canucks who
laid a shelackin' on the 'Wings the last time they played.
sean in vancouver
On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 07:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Tom:
Her team won some sort of big deal tournament
yeah but they lost tonite!!!
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From: sean weijand [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 11:53 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Tom Wishon's New Company
Hold on there Bobalouie!
Please note the HOTTEST team in the NHL are the Vancouver
Bobalouie. I like that John. Never really knew your nickname till
now. As I think about it, it fits.
Al
At 10:53 PM 12/3/2002, you wrote:
Hold on there Bobalouie!
Please note the HOTTEST team in the NHL are the Vancouver Canucks who laid
a shelackin' on the 'Wings the last time they
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