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Dan, who makes the Alpha V2 425 head?
Dean
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I wondered why my Alpha sales were so slow...:-(
I fixed the bad link that was on my home page.
John
shoptalk
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The V2-425 is a great head (but pricey, as mentioned). http://www.clubmaker-online.com/alpha.html 5% off for shoptalkers. John
suppliers, including Shoptalk's host.
Dan
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Dan, who makes the Alpha V2 425 head?
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> Dan, who makes the Alpha V2 425 head?
> Dean
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Must be Alpha Golf. I did find some info here along with a $199 price tag! ouch!!http://www.mmgolf.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse&id=160965&pageid=37 -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.comSent: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 15:03:52 +Subject: RE: RE: ShopTalk:
Dan, who makes the Alpha V2 425 head?
Dean
Mark,
Interesting about the Cleveland loft. I've misplaced my reference, but
Ping acknowledged that they purposefully mark the soles of their
drivers with stronger lofts than they actually are. The realize that
many of their male customer's egos would get in the way of getting a
good fit.
/E
Tom,
I had a similar thing happen to me a few months ago, I had a Wishon 915 CFE, 420cc, 12 degree in the bag for over 2 years, fantastic club, every new driver came out I'd try and none ever impressed me enough to consider changing. A member of my regular saturday foursome came with a new driver,
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> Which shafts Lloyd. This method does not seem to take under consideration
> the tip stiffness nor the torque(sorry Dave T not the proper term
manufacturers. The 15 different shafts could have the same starting butt
frequency but all will perform differently.
André.
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system but the OEM's can not figure how to work shaft customization into
their production system's.
llhack
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It is the best feeling
driver head that I have tried over the years. If you try one, you might
want to consider the 12º version.
Dan
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> *** Butt frequency reflects the response of the shaft in getting back to
> straight and square in the first frequency mode. The shaft is loaded as a
> pure cantilever b
and Donna
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Sorry Tom, did not mean to get you all fired up and I do understand what you are saying. I guess I put to much trust in the big name brand club makers to have a close to
GolfSmith is where I buy my supplies, tape, grips, etc. . . I have
not as yet ordered from Tom W but that is in order as the gentleman
that is teaching me club fitting was one of his students and chosen
Club Maker of the Year once. I feel like I am in good hands.
Ed Reeder wrote:
Wh
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Tom,
Respectfully, I have to put Wishon in an entirely different level than
any other company I'm aware of. I wouldn't even mention Wishon and
Golfsmith in the same sentence. Golfsmi
me to think
of it.
TFlan
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Tom,Respectfully, I have to put Wishon in an entirely
different level than an
Not "fired up" at all. Just trying to
help.
TFlan
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Sorry Tom, did not mean
will work well . . . until the check clears.
TFlan
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Act
October 30, 2005 1:14 PM
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Actually I am not looking for a clone but more for a head that responds
like the Cobra at contact with the ball. I have never had much luck
hitting with the new larger club heads. One of my Saturday foursome
sh
Andre
I would like to comment on a couple of your statements, see below ***.
llhack
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> Secondary to you Lloyd b
any club will
work well . . . until the check clears.
TFlan
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Actually I am not looking for a
05 9:23 AM
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Where is it okay to be teed off, tote a six-iron, shoot birdies, and if you're under par it's a great day?
: ShopTalk: Looking for
an Alternate
Thanks guys for the
comments on the Cobra, I appreciate you taking the time to answer. I
can not disagree with either of you as I am still learning the intricate
details of making a perfect club. Well lets just say fitting a new
unday, October 30, 2005
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Afternoon Tom,
The loft on this club is 10.5°. I just
finished hitting a dozen balls in my yard and eleven were at least 240 yrds
long and within a fairway width of fifty yards.
n too!
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Thanks Arnie! I needed that bit of encouragement. I have taken a
lot of notes over the last couple of years reading all the postings,
referrals to articles at various online addresses, and at the
suggestion of many have stuck my neck out to try a lot of what I have
studied. I have never look
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I am
still learning the intricate details of making a perfect
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A life long study! Then along comes another customer with different
requirements!
There are no pat answers, just a wealth of exp
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Thanks guys for the comments
on the Cobra, I appreciate you taking the time to answer. I can not
disagree with either of you as I am still learnin
ut at
half the price." You'll build it and they'll bitch . . . guarantee ya
;-)
TFlan
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Thanks guys for the comments on the Cobra, I appreciate you taking
the time to answer. I can not disagree with either of you as I am
still learning the intricate details of making a perfect club. Well
lets just say fitting a new club for someone. There is no doubt that
the club, regardless o
olved 1/2 the equation.
Andre
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> > Andre
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> > I do not
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> Lloyd. It was the head.This past summer I borrowed a Cobra 290 SS with a
> precision lite steel shaft. I
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> Was it the head or was it the shaft frequency that was a better fit for
> your swing? Find out what frequency that club was and build another club
> to the same frequency and se
Was it the head or was it the shaft frequency that was a better fit for
your swing? Find out what frequency that club was and build another club
to the same frequency and see what happens. My guess is it was not the head.
llhack
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My opinion on cobra heads and extra distance. Cobra heads play weaker than
the stated loft. They are also for the most parts closed face and draw
biased. The extra 25 yards came from you hitting the ball straighter instead
of going right on you.
Just my .02
A.
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