Pat,
Don't know about the Black Rock shafts, but the driver
shaft listed in the '99 GS catalog is a Bullwhip 47", 4.0 torque, 65 gram
shaft.
The Bullwhip II+ in this year's catalog is a different animal...45", 72-74
grams and same 4.0 torque. The Bullwhip II is 45", 69-72 grams and 5.5 t
Thanks Bernie,
I have all of Golfsmith's catalogs dating
back to 94" except 95, 98 and 99. Are the Bull whip shafts similar to the black
rock shafts? The one he has is the #2 regular.
Pat McGoldrick On Target Golf
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From:
Bernie
Baymiller
To: [EMAIL
At 02:03 PM 7/27/03 -0400, Al Taylor wrote:
Does my theory of hitting the ball high and towards the heel, ie. at or
very near the hosel, hold any water?
Toward the heel certainly makes sense. I'm not sure high makes it that much
worse -- except for the no-hosel Callways, where you might actually
Geez RK;
If you have something to say, why not just go ahead
and say it straight out rather than couching it in gentle phrases?
;-)
TFlan
Hey Al, just what in the hell is the "BIG DAVE trying to pull now. You know it sure is funny but since I blocked The BIG DAVE from my inbox I hear from just about most clubmakers on his latest asinine answers every time someone asks a question and I post an answer to that person's question t
THANK YOU ARNIE THANK YOU
RK
---Original Message---
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, July 27, 2003 4:34:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Question re: Epoxy in Shaft (Was: Epoxy for LDC Pro's)
Simple answer to this problem is filling the shaft tip wit
In a message dated 7/26/2003 1:40:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> iron rifle R80 reshaft, what is the best
> replacement? The Rifle 4.5 or 5.0? Thanks
Rifle 4.5! Under the grip you will find a 4.5 tag unless someone scrapped it of during
a regripping procedure.
In a message dated 7/26/2003 1:40:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> iron rifle R80 reshaft, what is the best
> replacement? The Rifle 4.5 or 5.0? Thanks
Rifle 4.5! Under the grip you will find a 4.5 tag unless someone scrapped it of during
a regripping procedure.
Simple answer to this problem is filling the shaft tip with epoxy during assembly will
cause shaft tip breakage when the ball is struck toward the heel or sometimes toward
the toe or if the sole is struck on the ground before striking the ball. DON'T FILL
THE SHAFT TIP WITH EXCESS EPOXY WHEN ASS
If you want to "soak off" rust try spraying with WD-40 then rub with fine steel wool.
Naval Jelly will also work much faster but it is probably overkill.
At 11:49 AM 7/27/03 -0400, you wrote:
At 11:43 PM 7/26/03 -0700, Alan Brooks wrote:
In principle, I agree with Dave T. A plug of epoxy on the inside of the
shaft will cause a stress concentration. That said, however, I find it
unlikely that effect is significant. The modulus of elasticity of t
Dave,
Does my theory of hitting the ball high and towards the heel, ie. at or
very near the hosel, hold any water?
Al
At 11:49 AM 7/27/2003, you wrote:
At 11:43 PM 7/26/03 -0700, Alan Brooks wrote:
In principle, I agree with Dave T. A plug of epoxy on the inside of the
shaft will cause a stres
At 11:43 PM 7/26/03 -0700, Alan Brooks wrote:
In principle, I agree with Dave T. A plug of epoxy on the inside of the
shaft will cause a stress concentration. That said, however, I find it
unlikely that effect is significant. The modulus of elasticity of the
epoxy is so much lower than that o
Pat,
I have a customer looking for a 3 & 5wood to match
his Driver, are there such clubs ?
See the GS 1999 catalog, page 69 for Black Rock XLD-3 48" driver head, spec
weight 183 grams. The fairway woods were KB II stainless at 14° 3W and 17° 5W.
No more KB Black Rock clubs in the 2003 GS
I have a customer looking for a 3 & 5wood
to match his Driver, are there such clubs ? If so, he is very
interested in getting them. Just pulled the head of the driver and it
weighs in @ 186 grams. Could this be the reason everyone loves this club @ 48" ?
Pat McGoldrick On Target
Golf
I asked this question about a week ago and don't
know if it ever went thru, if it did, my apologies. Ten years ago I built
my first set of clubs with Golfsmith's Dynamic weighted irons Model #2003 from
the 1994 catalog. Recently I left my PW out on the course and whom ever found it
never tur
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