Mykey,
I have come to this discussion rather late and see many have
responded. But alas, they all have it wrong. Much like your
dream of shafts, not only is it broken but doesn't work. Neither
does the math.
Al
At 04:57 PM 2/18/2003, you wrote:
Al,
By my measuring device the tip end is 3.24 i
Yeah,
but she got 20 years for it. I think it's cause she ran over him 4 times
when once shoulda been sufficient. The b*d really deserved it.
The
legend is that if you kill your spouse and his/her lover with one bullet,
it's justifiable homicide
Royce
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Well, it is not hard to figure the only flex is cat tough blue steel super califragalistic XX stiff and XXXLL super stiff.
Inkind,
MyKey
Gerry,
That is what she said.
Inkind,
MyKey
TF,
Fits right in the hole I need it to.
Inkind,
MyKey
Rk,
I broke it cause it worked. MyKey said that. And also because I could.
Inkind,
MyKey
I think you noticed MYKEY's humor there :)
Burgess Howell wrote:
My guess is that it is not in a rake, but may occasionally be in cider.
And I'll bet that it's a combo flex -- everything from noodle to extra
firm.
bfh
At 06:34 PM 2/18/03, you wrote:
And what are the flexes it comes in?
tfl
I feel the same way about the 2wd. I've been carrying a 2wd since I started
playing. Had a Wilson "Frank Stranahan" (extra points if you know who he was)
that I bought a Goodwill. Played them for about ten yrs. Then got a Callaway
Warbird "Deuce" that I still carry and won't give up. Till the last
Bob:
Most of the component companies offer matching headcovers for a
decent price. I sell the Bang stuff and the matching headcovers to
fit their 450-600 cc heads are $9.00. I'm working on updating the
price list, you'll find my prices as good or better than most.
SMT includes a really nice head
Robert,
Just surfing around, I ran into these...
http://www.critterclubcovers.com/
http://www.golftournament.com/catalog/qon2611.html
http://www.pro-gift.com/headforcover.htm
Bernie
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My guess is that it is not in a rake, but may occasionally be in cider.
And I'll bet that it's a combo flex -- everything from noodle to extra firm.
bfh
At 06:34 PM 2/18/03, you wrote:
And what are the flexes it comes in?
tflan wrote:
You have a shaft tip that's 1.22" diameter? What the hell'
So, Jen---what do YOU use when you're taking the skins from the guys? I
seem to remember that you were using a 12-degree KZ or ASTI driver.
Regards,
Ron
BTW, it's actually supposed to get above freezing in Ottawa later this
week. That will be a very pleasant change from the -30 stuff we've b
Robert, i get mine from "AM&E" nice ppl to work with. if i can remember i'll have the wofe look up their phone # to,orrow. keep reminding me it sure helps when you've got PSP.
RK
Manufacturer's of World Class Golf Club Repair Equipment
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And what are the flexes it comes in?
tflan wrote:
You
have a shaft tip that's 1.22" diameter? What the hell's it in, a rake? TFlan
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Parallel
Bob,
try Champ Golf out of somewhere in Mass. I think. You might have
to be "brick and mortar", but worth a try.
Gerry
Robert Dixon wrote:
I would appreciate any help in locating a supplier
of 'generic'
headcovers that would fit those large (400+cc) driver heads.
I would
like to give one as a 'f
MYKEY,
go to Harbor Freight or a pawn shop and get some calipers or even
a micrometer (they're in 1,000th of an inch increments), or order one of
those tools for measuring tips from Dynacraft, Golfsmith et. all.
Parallel tip on an iron is usually .370, taper tip .355.
1.22 inches is nearly as lar
You have a shaft tip that's 1.22" diameter? What
the hell's it in, a rake?
TFlan
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Parallel or Taper??
Al, By my meas
I'll have to measure face height. Volumes
aren't listed in the catalog but weights are; 207g, 216g, and 220g for
the 3,5,7. I can tell you that they're relatively "jumbo" heads. I
guess you could contact the company for the info re;volume.
TFlan
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The question should be "Who Broke IT??"
RK
Manufacturer's of World Class Golf Club Repair Equipment
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:29:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: This Shaft Parallel or Ta
I would appreciate any help in locating a supplier of 'generic'
headcovers that would fit those large (400+cc) driver heads. I would
like to give one as a 'freebie' for each driver that I make and sell and
I am looking for something at a reasonable cost (up to $10.00?).
Thanks for any help. Bob
In a message dated 2/18/2003 11:59:20 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it broke?
Mykey,
Just don't shake to try and fix it.
Rich "Mac" McHattie
Mac's Golf
Al,
By my measuring device the tip end is 3.24 inches in circumference and 1.22 in diameter. Is it broke?
Inkind,
Mykey
that's the plan, big Ed.
Macho John
John,
There is a great point here that should be noted. It isn't
MANLY to hit a 3-wood - OR - a highly lofted driver.
I would suggest that you NOT have "15 degree" on the sole of
the club.
/Ed
jgk wrote:
Interesting thread... I can recall reading 30 years a
Guys:
When it comes to launch angle as a means
to achieve greater carry distance, keep in mind that loft alone is not at all
the final indicator of what that launch angle is going to be. A HUGELY
important part of the trajectory and ball flight modeling software that my
chief engineer de
Ran across a good article. Given the latest traffic on
ShopTalk, it seems appropriate
http://www.pcworld.com/resource/printable/article/0,aid,14574,00.asp
/Ed
John,
There is a great point here that should be noted. It isn't
MANLY to hit a 3-wood - OR - a highly lofted driver.
I would suggest that you NOT have "15 degree" on the sole of
the club.
/Ed
jgk wrote:
Interesting thread... I can recall reading 30 years ago (Jim's a
geezer), that most pros
What is the Diam. at the hosel?
Al
At 02:07 PM 2/18/2003, you wrote:
Got a club in today with a True Temper UNI-TIP shaft.
My guess is that it is a parallel tip shaft (formerly known ad unitized)
Any ideas as to if this is parallel or taper tip?
Thanks
JP LaChance
Got a club in today with a True Temper UNI-TIP shaft.
My guess is that it is a parallel tip shaft (formerly known ad unitized)
Any ideas as to if this is parallel or taper tip?
Thanks
JP LaChance
Rich,
In my usual non-conforming state-of-mind...
Dave can run through the numbers, but sometimes when you get out
on the range and really have little old ladies hitting balls, you find the
numbers aren't the whole story. I would agree with Dave and you if we were
talking about persimmon
In a message dated 2/17/2003 5:40:23 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Most of the seniors I know either will not practice enough
to master a long club, or never had and never will have the clubhead speed
with any length to get away with a 12* loft.)
Very true! For that ma
On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 08:34:47AM -0800, jgk wrote:
>
> Recognizing that I had no natural ability for the game, and had to work
> hard for every stroke, I compromised and felt very comfortable with
> (persimmon) 2 woods for about 20 years - loved 'em, and still do. Funny
> thing is, you can't
Interesting thread... I can recall reading 30 years ago (Jim's a
geezer), that most pros and "better" amateurs, suggested that the
average (whatever that means) golfer should never even try to hit a
driver, but stay with a 3 wd off the tee. BUT, since hitting a 3
wood isn't manly enough for
John: I agree with David! Put me down for a couple! I think the big advantage is being able to go to 43 0r 43.5 " shaft. HStill - Original Message - From: David Rees Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 12:49 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ShopTalk: 15 Deg Driver Interest On Mon, Feb
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