I am looking to reacquire a set of the Chicago Golf 944DB Wide Sole irons.
CG seems to be gone. Any of you guys have a 5-PW set of the heads around.
Used is fine.
I don’t post very often but have been reading ST since
the beginning.
I am looking at some new irons and am interested in the FST
shafts. My favourite iron shaft was the original Apollo Ballistic trimmed
between an A and R flex. Which FST shaft would be most similar. I may try the
Pro S
I'd be interested in 8 of the iron shafts if they are the original.
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I have 12 Driver shafts and 24-25 iron shafts left, anyone have an interest?
Harold Still
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Ye Olde Balistik Shoppe maybe?
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We had a minor snowfall this week, nothing that stayed. Its going quick and
should be all gone in a couple of weeks. I have started hitting balls out of
my backyard. I went to Jacksonville for a week in March to get some golf in.
I'd like to get at it now though. Understand you guys had a nice w
I wouldn't say your old school Ron, just good at using the tools at your
disposal'-)
BTW where did you come up with such a good deal on the Apaches? Its still my
favourite fairway wood shaft and I have seem to have developed rheaumatoid
arthritis this year and may consider going to graphite in
Tanks Tom. Thats what I was thinking but wanted to be sure.
TOM FLANAGAN writes:
They are .370" hosels. So, since most non-taper iron shafts are .370" that's what you should buy. I'm not aware of any wood shafts that are .370". .350", .400", .420", but
I have a friend who has 19 and 22 Rescue Mids and would like them reshafted to DGR. I have read here that the hosel bores are .370. I need to know if I should order wood or iron shafts as replacements.
Also any of you guys have a new or near new Dynacraft Light 7 iron head I could buy? A 4 iron w
An oldie but still goodie is the Chicago Golf 944. Small but
surprisingly forgiving head, progressive offset, progressive cavity
design before such designs were in vogue.
I regrett selling the Wide Sole model I played for 4 years and may get
another set of heads.
On Tuesday, March 1, 2005, at 10
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John sure its 29". Mine came out at 27" and I didn't think I tipped it
at
all. I&#
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Subject: ShopTalk: Apache PM30+ Question
I have a couple of Apache PM30+ wood shafts, R1 or R2 flex. The problem is I
cannot remember how they were tip
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Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 2:43 PM
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Subject: ShopTalk: Apache PM30+ Question
I have a couple of Apache PM30+ wood shafts, R1 or R2 flex. The problem is I
cannot remember how they w
I have a couple of Apache PM30+ wood shafts, R1 or R2 flex. The problem is I cannot remember how they were tipped. If someone has one around that is untipped or tipped a known amount, could they measure fro the tip to the band on the butt end that has C.F.I on it? I can then figure out how much the
Dave this is the one I have. It works for me. http://www.chicagogolfsports.com/
On Tuesday, April 27, 2004, at 09:12 AM, David Jamieson wrote:
Looking for the Web site of Chicago Golf in Clearwater Florida. Searched
but unable to find it. The web site listed in a catalogue I have from a
couple
Actually we are probably turning into wusses this year. It has been
unseasonably mild since the end of Sept. The golf course was open into
late Nov. and people were playing on it until early Dec. Not much snow
either.
On Friday, January 16, 2004, at 07:36 PM, Ron Kellison wrote:
Ron,
Thats n
Ron,
Thats not cold. I thought you guys in Ottawa were used to much colder
than that.
On Friday, January 16, 2004, at 12:16 PM, Ron Kellison wrote:
The wind chill in Ottawa last evening was -44C, or about -50 F. This
gets
any worse, I'm going to break out the heavy winter coat!
Regards,
Ro
If they exist I'm sure he'd buy them;-)
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 10:58 PM, Ed Reeder wrote:
Brian,
I'm assuming these clubs are a Pitching Wood, Sand Wood, and
Lob Wood. Correct? :-)
/Ed
Brian Lyall wrote:
Dave,
Thanks for the thoughts. I have only played with the guy on
Dave,
Thanks for the thoughts. I have only played with the guy once and he
says he wants all woods. I was thinking of adding a 50 degree PW, SW
and maybe LW.
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 07:50 PM, Dave Tutelman wrote:
At 03:26 PM 6/25/03 -0300, Brian Lyall wrote:
I have been asked to put
I have been asked to put together an all or almost all wood set for a
guy. He found the Bang SF heads too large so I am probably going with
the venerable 948c from Hireko as it goes up to a 15w.
The only real problem I have with this is what is the next logical
club after the 15w. It is obvious
Title: Re: ShopTalk: Star Grip Tapeless
Installation
This is a very timely topic. I have to replace the grips on my
sons bike. What's the best procedure for doing this. I was thinking of
using grip tape but if there is a way that doesn't require it all the
better.
You can also
install grips with
n Kellison wrote:
It's good to know that you're still finding ways to entertain yourself
over there in Happy Valley!
Regards,
Ron
Brian Lyall wrote:
I purchsed a SE FF320 driver head last fall and had it shafted with a
Cleveland Launcher Gold pullout at 45". The swingweight cam
Title: Re: ShopTalk: Weight Removal
Help
Never measured it. Taking into
account the listed weights for the head and shaft and what you would
expect the swingweight to be I made a guess. It still is a sizeable
chunk moving around in there though.
--
Brian
53°17'52" N Latitude
60°19'44" W Longitu
I purchsed a SE FF320 driver head last fall and had it shafted with a
Cleveland Launcher Gold pullout at 45". The swingweight came out much
higher than I anticipated at D5 and does not work for me. It also
developed a rattle so I was going to have pull the shaft anyway. I
acquired a Pure Energy
I know we are not supposed to do this but I need some help. I am in
need of an Apache PM30+ A or R flex in the RED colour they used to
carry. I was told by the Canadian distributor they are no longer
available in red. If anyone has one could you email me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
John,
I have found(with the help of a couple of STer's and alot of
experimentation) that I like irons that are a soft R or A flex and
woods that are stiffer. My standby driver(966SD/PC50 combo comes out
around a 6.0 at 44". I also like my fw's to be on the stiff end of
regular.
David,
The ZT wedges are at GolfQuip for $6 Canadian each. I had the 54,58,
62 and like them alot. Still use the 58 as my lob and the 54 couldn't
get my becu Pro Wedge out of the bag but I did like it. Had no room
for the 62. I think these are great wedges and well worth the price.
Kevin,
Get a Chicago Golf 966SD. Better than a bertha with a similar look. Great club.
olf Custom Clubs
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>Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 2:39 PM
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>Subject: ShopTalk: TM Lite S90 replacement
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>A friend broke the shaft in his TM320
A friend broke the shaft in his TM320 driver last night(don't throw
clubs at your bag) and would like to replace it with the same or
similar shaft. Anyone have a TM Lite S90 pullout to sell or advise on
what a similar shaft would be. its a .350 tip I believe.
Anyone try these in a fw? How would it compare to the Apache PM30+?
If you email [EMAIL PROTECTED] I bought some from them last
year and they said they had plenty left. It is Supershot Golf in
Edmonton. Golfquip still lists some on their website(golfquip.com).
These are both Canadian suppliers.
>Anyone have one or more they can spare?, cannot locate with any
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