I am in need of a wedge head sold a couple of years ago by Tour Golf Products.
It is the Tourmaster II 50 Degree with 4 degree bounce. They no longer offer
this head and I have a customer who liked the one I made for him and now wants
another for his "Florida set". Can anyone he
I had the same problem personally. I built a Dynacraft 17 degree, Hybrid 2.
This one is built on a .370 shaft. I kept topping it until I moved it
forward in my stance, similar to a driver. Now I can hit it low and boring,
210-225 yds.
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This same item is still listed at Golf Components Plus
http://www.componentsplus.com/
You will find it under Building Supplies/ Ferr-Bushings
They are $1 each.
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Tour Golf Products might be your solution, although they have a Tour Series
410, not 400, which is listed at 60 grams.
www.tourgolfproducts.com
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You also might want to check out Tour Golf they have a really different
offset 460cc. Look here
http://www.tourgolfproducts.com/new/productdetail.asp?pid=16
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Date: Mon, 27 Ma
Here's one from Diamond Tour
http://www.diamondtour.com/snake-bite-ulaunch-460cc-offset-rh-p-1382.html
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Subject: ShopTalk: Offset Drivers
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 10:46:11 EST
Anybody know of a component driver he
If the adhesive is pushed ahead of the grip as it is installed, why don't we
end up with a big glob of adhesive at the end of the grip after
installation, and why is the tape still sticky when we remove the grips? I
believe the adhesive does a lot more than you think.
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Hireko has one. Look here
https://www.hirekogolf.com/WebD/catalog_presentation/by_product/from_catalog/1/TM665/
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Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 16:24:41 -100
If anyone wants to pursue this and is interested I have a Handspring Visor
Deluxe, including an aluminum case, that I will sell for $50.
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Yeah, especially when you read about the metal. Here's what I found:
Metallic scandium was first produced in 1937 and the first pound (0.45
kilograms) of pure scandium was produced in 1960. Scandium is a soft, light
metal that might have applications in the aerospace industry. With a cost of
$2
I would like to get some discussion on the benefits or disadvantages of
filament wound graphite shafts as opposed to the "table rolled" shafts. It
seems to me that the filament wound would be preferable since the process
doesn't create a spine. The major manufacturers, however, don't seem to u
I took a metalsmithing course once and learned a little about working with
metals. In order for you to bend the hosel, you would have had to heated it
to the red hot stage and then cooled it in a pickling solution. This
changes the crystalline structure of the metal. This process is called
a
Hi all,
I'm just getting started with clubmaking. I've made a few clubs and was
pretty happy with them. I'm now moving on to swingweighting. I've read all
the stuff from Jeff Jackson and Dave Tutelman. I can find lots of stuff on
how to increase swingweight. I can't seem to find anything on
I knew I loved this sport/game for a lot of reasons, its great to hear
someone explain them all so well.
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Subject: ShopTalk: FW: Golf.FYI
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 10:27:35 -0500
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