In a message dated 3/13/2003 5:16:29 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A question for you equipment pros out there. I just picked up a couple of
ProLites and noticed 35+ screened on the shaft opposite the Grafalloy logo.
Does that have any special significance?
Inquiring minds..
While we're on the topic of rescue clubs, I just put together the 23*
Dynacraft Jackaroo II we were talking about a little while back. Note
that the J II doesn't look like the old Jackaroo, this is a traditional
looking club.
I used a DGS300 trimmed the tip 2.25" and then butt-trimmed to get the
Tom
Very similar to my story. The differences, which are less significant than
the similarities:
* I have an 18* club, not 23*.
* I got it with a Rifle shaft, not a Bubble. The Rifle turned out to be
WAY too stiff. (I wasn't sure I believed my own frequency meter when I saw
the super-XX frequ
Just
goes to prove, once and for all, that you CAN "buy" a game. Glad you finally saw
the light T. If you get back on the host's good side he might sell you a velvet
pouch to put your FitChip in!
Later,
GZach
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Yes,
Grafalloy has started to rate their shafts by your age vs. stiffness,
though I guess there might be some correlation.
Al
At 08:16 PM 3/13/2003, you wrote:
A question for you equipment pros out there. I just picked up a couple of
ProLites and noticed 35+ screened on the shaft opposite the Gr
Now wait just a GD minute JHM;
I've been trying to get next to the lovely Ms K for lo these many years.
Now, just as I'm getting close (she acknowledges my existence) you come up
with the Ladies Only ShopTalk crap. Who's next, the Augusta babe? (Oops,
sorry ma cheri, I didn't mean to say "babe.")
Hi;
LIke Dr. Dave T., I've been mucking about with a TM
23° Rescue club for about 2 years. I absolutely hate Bubble shafts and so with
that attitude I've been unable to hit a Bubbly club unless there's
o.b. either left or right, at which time I can hit that sucker pure, left or
right.
S
That was cruel, you win. I surrender. I did notice that you were
sucking up to Lloyd, probably to make up for all of the rotten
messages you've sent to him in the past. (I'm not adding the smiley
thingy, all of my notes to you are smiley things).
The F word you used made it past the super sophis
You've been reading my email, haven't you... you want the price with
the weights?
Yours forever in crankiness,
John
How much for 12?
TFlan
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Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 2:00 PM
Subject: ShopTalk: Precision PC50 Blow
Calumet played the Red Wings? :-)
I saw in the Free Press that they beat up on Bloomfield Hills
Cranbrook (alma matter of NBA star Chris Webber).
I hang out near Traverse City (actually the metropolis of Cedar, pop.
about 500), does that almost make me a Yooper or still a fudgie?
Say Ya to Da UP!
JHM;
Fa crine out loud! You're going to start another, dare I say it? FitChip
type discussion. And you, the moderator, will be to blame.
TFlan
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Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 5:11 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Counter bala
How much for 12?
TFlan
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Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 2:00 PM
Subject: ShopTalk: Precision PC50 Blowout
> I've got the same great deal on the Precision PC50. $7 each for 10 or
> more, $10 each for quantities under
In a message dated 3/13/03 8:52:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was wondering about the "+".
You can sell more shafts marked + than if it were marked - . Like a strong 3 as opposed to a weak 2 Both are 13 degree loft!
I did send a "recall letter" to my customers once
Cool. It's too bad our boys from Calumet had to come down to your neck of the woods
and show you trolls how real hockey is played.
Actually, I can't really say anything, as I grew up in Saginaw, but was transplanted a
while back.
At 08:24 PM 3/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>as they say in the U.P
Dean, ask your friend to change the background on his menu list on the left. Blue on
gray is tough to read for the old guys like me!
Gerry
Dean wrote:
> It's a commercially available OnCourse 13 wood with 46 degrees loft. The head is
> cast steel. I pick it up in Texas at a friends
> shop. ww
In a message dated 3/13/03 8:25:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
as they say in the U.P. Ya!
Yoop! Y'must be from Detroilet! Don't poke fun at Da Yoopers! Da guys on da ockey team told me not to puck around!
Actually I knew they were 35's. I was wondering about the "+". OTOH, you
might just be right Arnie, a Bhin(sp) Laden plot brewing or at least a Commie
conspiracy! Maybe the Red Menace!! After all ProLite spelled backwards is
"etiLorP"!!! I'll burn them immediately!
God
save Queen, ro
In a message dated 3/13/03 8:16:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
picked up a couple of
ProLites and noticed 35+ screened on the shaft opposite the Grafalloy logo.
Does that have any special significance?
The significance is that you have a Graffalloy ProLite 35 verses a Pr
as they say in the U.P. Ya!
John
John,
I meant are we able to combine quantities of the Mach22 and PC50 to
get the 10 shaft pricing.
thanks again,
Scott
At 07:50 PM 3/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Sure...the PC50's are the black ones only (not the clear coat).
John
John,
Can we mix and match thes
It's a commercially available OnCourse 13 wood with 46 degrees loft. The head is cast
steel. I pick it up in Texas at a friends
shop. www.hoffmangolf.com also lists them. If I hold the shaft as for my normal woods,
the face appears over 5 degrees open. Really
not a winner.
DeanS
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A question for you equipment pros out there. I just picked up a couple of
ProLites and noticed 35+ screened on the shaft opposite the Grafalloy logo.
Does that have any special significance?
Inquiring minds...
GregZ
John,
I meant are we able to combine quantities of the Mach22 and PC50 to get the 10 shaft
pricing.
thanks again,
Scott
At 07:50 PM 3/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>Sure...the PC50's are the black ones only (not the clear coat).
>John
>
>>John,
>>
>>Can we mix and match these with the Mach 22?
>>
I imagine it took you and TMonster quite a few years to get over the
fact that Callaway was makin them big ol' drivers that cost over
$200, too. (just a loving jab:-) )
I think you're misreading the price sheet, looks like the iron
weights are $10 or so each, the putter weights about the same.
Sure...the PC50's are the black ones only (not the clear coat).
John
John,
Can we mix and match these with the Mach 22?
At 05:00 PM 3/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I've got the same great deal on the Precision PC50. $7 each for 10
or more, $10 each for quantities under 10. Info at
http://clubmaker-
John,
Can we mix and match these with the Mach 22?
At 05:00 PM 3/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>I've got the same great deal on the Precision PC50. $7 each for 10 or more, $10 each
>for quantities under 10. Info at http://clubmaker-online.com/precision.pc50.html
>--
>Thanks!
>John Muir
>http://club
Yes, just what you need 28 extra weights and 14 velour pouches when you do a
full set of clubs for $560.00.
llhack
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From: "tflan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 9:08 AM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Counter balance weights
> But L
I've got the same great deal on the Precision PC50. $7 each for 10 or
more, $10 each for quantities under 10. Info at
http://clubmaker-online.com/precision.pc50.html
--
Thanks!
John Muir
http://clubmaker-online.com
http://gripscience.com
http://tourpure.com
810.220.4918
George:
Did you make them longer? What was the loss of Swingweight?
Steel to Graphite
Don Johnson
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On Behalf Of George Iacono
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 9:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Ca
So, if you bring the head back to normal address, with sole flat on ground,
the head appears open, correct? Remember they used to make heads open 2 or
3 degrees as normal. Sometimes older wood heads will appear more open than
actual due to the bulge and roll. Interesting stuff. What kind of
On a sample wood head that is 46 degrees I ran into a strange looking problem. When
setting with the sole flat on the floor, the
head is about 6" ahead of the butt of the shaft. The hosel is the same in others of
the set so it must be designed that way. If I
square up the shaft and face to hit a
But Lloyd, look at what you get (this from the website);
"With each Pro-Balance fitting system you get three adjustable weight
inserts, a velour travel pouch to carry the weights and an installation
tool."
A velour travel pouch? Hot damn!
;-)
TFlan
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From: "Lloyd H
In a message dated 3/13/03 10:00:31 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(went from steel to graphite) and experimented with the slitting
procedure 1st, (using a Dremel tool) and it was quite easy.
I would not suggest the slitting method on graphite shafts. Might start a shaft
I use a bandsaw with a fine tooth blade to cut the grooves...Quite a bit
faster. Alsoslide the shaft into the hosel, then push a plug through
from the butt end until it wedges tight.
Royce
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Sent: Thursda
I recently finished reshafting a complete set of Callaway X-14 irons
(went from steel to graphite) and experimented with the slitting
procedure 1st, (using a Dremel tool) and it was quite easy. I was
hesitant to bore out the hosel because I was concerned how much weight I
would take off and
In a message dated 3/12/03 7:40:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
. TFlan's posts have
alway said butt trim only on the Mach22, but it lists trim instructions.
Shaft trimming instructions sent with each order instruct the following for Mach 22 and PC Ultra-lite
"Woods and
Good question: why?
I've removed one of the clubheads in the set of Callaway X-14; there are six
slits about 1 inch long. If you re-shaft using the same technique, cutting
the slits with a Dremel tool fitted with a cuttoff wheel is tedious and
time-consuming, indeed. I think the reason they (Cal
$40.00 per club for their weights.
llhack
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Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 3:47 AM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Counter balance weights
> the high weight tuning kit is 70-100 grams, putter weights were 10,
> 30 or 50 grams
the high weight tuning kit is 70-100 grams, putter weights were 10,
30 or 50 grams...big ol hunk of lead tape for that.
John
couldn't i just putt some lead tape near the top of the shaft and
change my swingweight that way?
sean weijand
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