I think there is a spelling error, "Scandium" should it be "Scamdium" or "Scamum"?
In a message dated 2/15/05 12:39:46 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ORANGE COUNTY, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/09/2004 -- BRL Holdings dba Element 21 Golf Company (OTC BB: BRLN) is in the business of manufacturing scandium golf products including golf shafts. Scandium golf sha
Jents,
A wannabe customer, actually more a lurker, showed
me an article today where a fellow on the Big Island is hyping scandium golf
shafts. From what I've read they are the best thing since Cheese
Whiz.!!! If you believe everything you read, that is.
I can't see any advantage ove
Hey TFlan,
Had the same thing about a month ago. Guy
asked me to reshaft his Srixon with TX-90 "R". I asked how he knew
they would work for him. He said "because I hit the heck out of them
now". OK...well.. you shouldn't... "oh yeah, I hit 'em great and that's
what I want". OK...resha
In a message dated 2/14/05 12:53:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A man with two clocks can never be certain of the time.
But a broken clock tells the correct time two times per day!
Actually I started taking notes several years
ago. Some of the really goofy questions (and there are stupid
questions) and lies I've heard from golfers over the years were too good to
lose. Sadly, I can't find the damn notes so I must rely on my sometimes strange
memory. Fortunately there is
Dan
If he co wrote it with Arnie it would be a best seller guaranteed.
Charlie
TFlan,
Great story! You should write a clubmakers book of stories. I'd buy
it.
Dan
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From: tflan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 12:24 PM
To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: demo day
Hell, I'm retired and I still get this s
Hell, I'm retired and I still get this stuff.
Guys want to watch how I work, whether its loft and lie, reshafting, spining,
anything. "Hey Flan, what's the best way to get a shaft out of a driver? I'll
bring it to you in a couple days." Sure thing.
A couple weeks ago a guy had me adjust lo
John,
You are close. If I swung easy I might have hit it long and straight.
I just swung out of my shoes :-)
/Ed
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Ed and Bernie:
Admit it, you swung 1/2 as hard when you hit the OEM club to prove what
a killer machine your custom club was!! :-)
John
shoptalk
Bernie,
Nice
Tedd
I understand your desire to try it and I am interested in remarks after trying the Heavy Putter. As you know I come from the fitting and clubmaking side and input from others in the trade always interests me as I feel there is always something to learn.
Charlie
Brian,
NBP is softest side of shaft. With a spinefinder, there is usually an N1 and
N2 about opposite each other on a sheet wrapped graphite shaft, N1 being the
softest and N2 being the stiffer of the two Ns. Same for the spines, with S1
being the stiffer of the 2 Ss. The N-planes and S-planes are
John,
You're probably right, John. That Ping 48" gorilla driver was so heavy that
I could only swing it half as hard. :-)
Bernie
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Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 7:59 AM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: demo day
> Ed
Sure will, wouldn't miss it.
llhack
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Sent: 2/13/2005 4:54:25 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Wishon article
That's what we were laughing about using the recommendation that you gave us with the club and shaft you suggested. No que
John,
I agree with your assessment that OEM "custom fitting" and reduced OEM
pricing is not good news for a lot of custom clubmakers. I have said before
that I thought this rash of super high priced shafts, many of which are
available as stock and/or upgrade shafts in OEM clubs, is also an attemp
Charlie,
I want
to try one before I buy one, which is why I was interested in the retail and/or
green grass availability. I could "mock" one up at home like some others
have done, but I would prefer to just try the real thing and see if it improves
my putting.
Tedd
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Bernie,
I can follow what you are saying, but get lost when you add COG to the
various planes (NBP, S1)
What means this?
Brian
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From: Bernie Baymiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 10:44 AM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Heavy Putter
> Mark,
>
Ed and Bernie:
Admit it, you swung 1/2 as hard when you hit the OEM club to prove
what a killer machine your custom club was!! :-)
John
shoptalk
Bernie,
Nice post. See comment below.
/Ed
Bernie Baymiller wrote:
OEMs will
continue to insinuate clubmakers use poor quality clones, but as more and
Tedd
They will be available in retail shops and greengrass shops as well as online at you favorite E-tailor. We are still in the process of setting up a distribution network and have a sales force out there opening accounts since the week before the PGA Show. Hopefully you will be able to get
Sean
The short answer is yes, we spoke with many people at the show who wanted distribution to many parts of the world and we setting distribution now. When all is in place I will let you know.
Charlie
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