: Harrison Spineless Technology; Another take
Greg,
> On placement my intuition tells me that if the clubhead is releasing from
> being loaded coming into impact I would want that clubhead to exhibit the
> same self centering effect that a shaft exhibits when tension is placed on
loading instead of unloading, this might make
sense.
Pat K
>
> From: "Bernie Baymiller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/03/04 Tue PM 05:05:33 EST
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>
Greg,
> On placement my intuition tells me that if the clubhead is releasing from
> being loaded coming into impact I would want that clubhead to exhibit the
> same self centering effect that a shaft exhibits when tension is placed on
> it in a spinefinder. I guess that's spine at 9. Or is it??
ds in.
Clear as mud
Pat K
>
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/03/04 Tue PM 01:29:04 EST
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> Dave,
> We're in the same camp on this issue - I've attempted to explai
>
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/03/04 Tue PM 01:29:04 EST
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> Dave,
> We're in the same camp on this issue - I've attempted to explain this here to some
> ex
Dave,
We're in the same camp on this issue - I've attempted to explain this here to some
extent, and much more on both the Spinetalk forum (which I've kinda refrained from
even reading lately) and in Dan's Neufinder forum. I'm very pleased that you engineer
types (thanks Alan, too)have been abl
irection incorrectly >
Thanks HFS
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Hi Harry,
As an eng
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Mike C
Sure
I can "do what I want to do", even if I choose to do what is wrong. That
is not my question or concern.
Mr.
Cheng, my question to you relates to statistical
data (old spine align
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Harry:
Alan
is on the mark. You can still do what you want to do with spining or
purring. However, you will find that the
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Harry,As an engineer I can assure you that man has yet to make
anything that was perfect (or in this case, spine-less). What Mike is
saying is th
Alan is right on here - a shaft wit ha predominant spine is one that was either
manufactured incorrectly or manufactured with shotty protocol. It makes for a shotty
golf club if you REALLY understand what the shaft does during the swing - especially
if your aligning the NBP in the plane that th
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