Thanks Arnie for sharing this site. I ordered more info on the product
but feel that it would be pay for itself in advertising money saved.
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check www.greenbriargolf.com
They are not foil but they allow you to customize the label
yourself. You can add
I picked up a complete set of 845s today minus the 8I. Anyone have one
in their junk box that I might talk you out of. A couple of years back
my wife came on a new in the box set at a garage sale, the guy had won
them in a tournament and was asking $100. Being the horse trader that
she is
Actually you are correct Al. That is why I had to set a time period. I
remember an incident back in the '60 that put those Ohio Presidents in
jeopardy, it seems that the government failed to vote Ohio into
statehood, more of a clerical error than anything. But you are right, I
believe five
Back in the '60 there was a similar saying about the migration of folks
from the North down to Texas. Being a native of a very proud state we
have certain ways of looking at life and for the most part they are a
lot different than the ways of the North. To us a Good Yankee was one
that came
Come on Al, what do you mean. Most of them stayed. Actually I have
traveled every state in the US but three and I am about to knock one of
them off. I have never met anyone from anywhere I haven't been able to
be friends with, Yankee or not. I love NYC and LA, I find beauty even
in the ugliest
Where are the pictures posted at? I visited the Shoptalk photo's and
came up empty handed.
Don Flatgard wrote:
I've posted my newest pictures
showing my rotating tip bearingdf
I do the same thing but I have never had to inject any solvent. So for
the only grips I have lost in the process are Wynn grips but I don't
usually try to same them anyway.
Another Happy Linux User wrote:
Dan,
Do you have an air compressor blowing nozzle?
If so, then;
1) use a tee to pierce
As long as the grip is not of the wrap style I have had 100% luck just
using air pressure set at about 40 psi, that is the setting I use for my
nail gun in the shop. Grips of the Wynn type have not proven to be good
candidates for this type of removal, they tend to explode making them
Evening Ed, we will be passing over California in December but not able
to stop and visit. I am looking forward to the next time we are out and
you and I can play a round or two.
Nice bench drill Ed and the price is affordable too. I have two
ShopSmiths left over from my working days, one
If it seemed I was put out then I was misunderstood and I apologize if I
did not make myself clear. I did buy Mr. Malby's book, Golf Club Repair
in Pictures, a very good book at that even though it seems to be a bit
out of date. Most of the information related to drivers addresses the
I would like to thank the gentleman that answered my question and for
his assistance. Since the question did not relate to the NAME or
TERMINOLOGY of what the club was called, I was able to complete my
project.
I also would like to apologize to the purest for the lesson in learning
to direct
Tanks for the education on the instruments of the game of golf. I
appreciate the info and do except it with gratitude. Well ok the humor
too. I can't help it if I am a greenhorn but I am learning. In the
future I may ask other stupid questions that you will laugh at but I
will ask them
Several years ago I purchased a set of clubs from a local club maker
that are (I am told and they do look similar) Callaway Promotional Clubs
built by a company named Bridges or WGGC, not sure which is the Brand
name and which might be a club series name. Anyway these were made for
an
The clubs you are talking about sound like the same thing made by
Dunlop. I have the 3W, 7W, and 9W, they play as good as any clubs I
have ever used. The 7W is my fairway wood for distances between 170/180
yards. The 9w is good at 150. The 3W however is not much good hitting
off the ground
I am sure that I will get a host of opinions on the question I am about
to ask. That is fine, I have no problem as I need the input. What I am
asking is for me personally and not a customer as I have not gotten to
that stage of club building yet. I would like to build a new set of
irons for
. Even if you are selling it
to someone else.
Harry F. Schiestel wrote:
passionate people - lawyers, volunteers, and visionaries -
many golf and need game improving custom clubs ...
HFS
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What has this got to do with club making? Nothing, right?
Richard Kennedy wrote:
Please go to this site and read what's it is all about then if you agree
please sign up.www.eff.com http://www.eff.com
RK
Kennedy
golf-equipment
manufacturer's of world class club
Hey Dan, we will be on Maui in early December for a week. I like you I
am the dark as for as where and how much doses it cost to play golf over
there. I will try to remember to drop you a note to let you know what
it is like. I am told there is one day playing on Plantation.
Tom M.
Dan
Excuse me! As a grandfather and one active in community events
involving today's young people I have to disagree with the statement
saying our kids today are idiots. Of course maybe I am wrong in saying
that is not so but if I were in your location I might think different.
That probably
Dan, I could not agree with you more. Maybe in a different time and
place perhaps but as you say, nothing personal intended toward anyone.
Communications and conversations are what men derive most of their
knowledge from.
I am still waiting for someone to tell me what stiffness I should use
God knows I am about to stick my foot where it doesn't belong but if I
had the opportunity I can tell you it would find a warm place to strike.
I asked what I believe is a valid question. I have read the books, I
have tried the various stiffness of shafts, and I am not a idiot. I
read every
Yesterday at the local driving range I watched a guy hit a drive, not
once but twenty plus time, using a Biggest Big Bertha with a 50 shaft.
His swing was slow going back to a 3/4 position, then a moments stop,
and a down swing as slow as his back swing. Repeatedly the ball hit on
a line
DO WHAT??? WHERE DOES ONE FIND THIS INFO?? NEVER HEARD SUCH BEFORE!!
Michael Pogor wrote:
The putter could be illegal.
A golf club must be longer from heel to toe, than it is from front to
back. You would have to measure this homemade putter to see whether it
complies.
Mike
Arnie, you got me. I took it hook, line, and sinker. Gotta a good laugh
knowing I had been had.
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Drivers Lic on the internet You aren't going to believe this, Go
figure, do you believe you can get this kind of information so easily!
I deleted mine, no one
Good morning Ed!
I sent a reply to your earlier email about out up coming trip then
discovered that it was never send on my new computer. Something wrong
in the setup of the email program. So here is another try.
Yes, we will be arriving there on Sunday, June 29. We will be there at
least a
Sorry, I did not intend to post a personal message on Shoptalk.
Have a great day!
Tom Mason
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and a link to request your number be removed from
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About 0.5 gr's per
inch.
David
Thanks David, that confirms a suggestion that was made that it would
take 24 inches of lead tape to equal the two inches of shaft that I removed.
I don't question the amount but 24 inches of lead tape sure seems to be
a lot heavier than two inches of shaft. I
par 4, 350 yard green, with the
club.
So armed with this info I can now file it away for another day. Thanks
for your help guys.
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and talent. I still want
to know went you get anything done. Give me four and a half years more
and I will join you retired gentlemen.
Have a great evening.
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Mac I needed that response and I thank you for it. Yes I am looking
forward to retirement by understand that only means I get to leave what
I am doing now and look for something else to do with my time. I have
often thought of what it would be like working a greeter at Wal-Mart
three days a week
to do what it is advertised to do?
Any suggestions?
Thanks to all and I appreciate being allowed to tag along on your coat
tails.
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;Self,
there's nothing I left off these pages".
The difference between an eccentric
and a madman is the size of his bank balance.
We all talk to ourselves...
those who get an answer are in trouble!
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I have never heard of Golf Etc.. Maybe there will be a store in Tyler.
That would sure beat having to go into Dallas to GS.
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is the importance and how does it play into the making of a
club?
I know these are beginner questions and I will take any responses by
direct email if someone can enlighten me. This is just another learning
lesson for this beginner.
Tom M.
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Resource
page:
http://www.clubmaker-online.com/spines.html
Will tell you more than you want to know. :-)
Bernie
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Watch it Ed, remember I am still looking forward to meeting and playing
golf with you. Keep that little lady happy so I don't have to visit you
in the hospital. Hey, just five more months to go.
Tom
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a solvent to free some of the grips.
Great method, thanks for sharing the idea with others.
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Just joshing you a little Jorgen and did not mean any malice in my
words. Like I said, thanks for sharing.
Tom
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Priceless information. Now I don't have to feel like I am inferior to
the pro's, just old.
Thanks for sharing.
Tom M.
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Channel, because I
got four requests from folks about play-likes. Didn't make the demo day -
heard it was fun.
Al- the other one
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Jorgen, from you email address I see that you are an Amateur Radio
operator. Hey, give me a couple of days to get the HF antenna up and
maybe we can chat on radio. My call is K5FRG, currently live in Athens,
Texas.
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Great URL Ed. I passed it on to friends here.
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but not
engineering one.?
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Actually I have already joined but had not entered the would of the
achieve posting. There is enough info in those posting to use as the
text for a darn good teaching manual. Have a great weekend everyone, I
am off to the links.
Tom
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makes ranging from TI 360 driver to 9 wood.
Looking at the clubs at address I can not tell the difference myself,
after all how much does it have to be off to make a diff?
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in the box.
Hope you all have a great time.
Tom M.
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Where do you live Royce?
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I am not sure if I am the Tom you are speaking of but no, grampa is not
in my email address book. I have Nortons here also and it check mail
coming and going and is up dated every hour I am on line.
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Certified Class 'A' Clubmaker
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in July and again in Hawaii where the tournament is
being played today.
Anyone know of a really great coach in the East Texas Area that can
crash me through my deadline?
Have a great week all.
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but that is about
it. Beware of those that attempt to rob you of your hard earned cash.
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Pat McGoldrick wrote:
E-A-G-L-E-S
??Pat McGoldrick
On Target Golf
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I will try to keep my question to a minimum and do more over the
shoulder looking that talking. Thanks for providing this format of
exchanging ideas.
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in the family, five who are still
growing in size I will have a few guinea pigs to practice on regardless
of which way I go..
Oops, I said I would stay in the back ground, sorry!
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will attend all of the classes offered. Like you said, it would
speed up the process.
Good evening and thanks.
Tom
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