Not to make this thread longer that it should be, but I will take an "Arnie
type" view and say:
This appears to be solid sales data. Bottom line- sales are being made to
satisfied customers. Now if the FitChip is either:
A: decreasing your cost of business (the dollar value of time spent on fi
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Hi Lloyd
If you are going to throw out the statistic on Shaft Lab = 50% fitting
success,
then I would be curious as to: FitChip = XX% fitting success
BTW, what is wrong in building demo's an
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TFlan
After hearing all the comments on this subject I find your comment was right
on. It sounds like there are a lot of players out there that are not fitted
properly by Swing speed as the examples given have suggested. Since Dave
seems to be in lov
itted one of my
customers recently and missed horribly, he has come back to me to get the
shafts changed.
llhack
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So Arnie
Can you share the details of your "handy dandy cleaner/brush gizmo" ?
Thanks.
Bob Sielski
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>two and he pops off the old o-ring and bore thru plug, blows off the
>grip, cleans it in his handy dandy cleaner/brush gizmo, and y
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> I suppose I should have said "relatively consistent within models" for
> steel. However, graphites within models are and have been all
> too often far
> apart in freq measurements. Most DG's for instan
arryS
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I suppose I should have said "relatively consistent within models" for
I suppose I should have said "relatively consistent within models" for
steel. However, graphites within models are and have been all too often far
apart in freq measurements. Most DG's for instance stay within a reasonable
freq envelope. In my experience most Grafalloy 3.5's stray to a much wider
d
Dave,
Good way to describe it...kind of elegance like Weiss' spine finder. :-)
Bernie
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At 11:16 AM 11/7/02 -0800, you wrote:
Well sure. I agree. As you are no doubt aware, I've complained long and
often about the letter designations for shaft flex. I have, over the past 6
years, installed roughly a dozen different flex shafts in a few driver
heads, measured them on my freq meter, an
At 10:13 AM 11/7/02 -0800, you wrote:
Isn't this essentially a rehash of the Lloyd Hackman theory of shaft
fitting?
TFlan
Not at all, though the results are familiar. Lloyd has a much more elegant
way to get to even more extreme results.
DaveT
clubs with firmer shafts. In the main however, I'd say the
slower the swing speed, the softer the shaft.
TFlan
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> Alberto:
> It is the old axiom (axiom's, axia?) that I always wonder
> about...I've mentioned before my favorite book is "How We Know What
> Isn't So".
> I've always followed the longest/softest theory and never tr
Isn't this essentially a rehash of the Lloyd Hackman theory of shaft
fitting?
TFlan
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> Alberto:
> It is the o
In a message dated 11/6/2002 6:25:46 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm a high handicapper but
straighter, better trajectory, more roll/overall distance, sounded
pretty good to me. Plus I'll be able to say "me? I hit an X." A lot
to that.
A year or so ago I built a tippe
When I was a young bull, I played X100's in my old First Flight
irons. Control was excellent and predictable, but the distance was
probably not what I could have gotten by going a bit softer.
Now that I'm an old(er) fart, I no longer have the desire to crank like
hell on every shot. I play mo
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> Alberto:
> It is the old axiom (axiom's, axia?) that I always wonder
> about...I've mentioned before my favorite book is "How We Know What
> Isn't So".
> I've always followed the longest/softest theory and ne
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.
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> Alberto:
> It is the old axiom (axiom's, axia?) that I always wonder
> about...I've mentioned before my favorite book is "How
Of course there is another axiom that says never test a new club in cold
weather. Therefore, you must go south to test the new club. I am available.
Al
At 11:27 PM 11/6/2002, you wrote:
Alberto:
It is the old axiom (axiom's, axia?) that I always wonder about...I've
mentioned before my favorit
Alberto:
It is the old axiom (axiom's, axia?) that I always wonder
about...I've mentioned before my favorite book is "How We Know What
Isn't So".
I've always followed the longest/softest theory and never tried
shafting up the ol' telephone pole and simply wondered if the
longer/softer theory wa
John,
There is an old axiom in fitting that says put them in the longest softest
shaft they can hit properly. First of all, what ball flight are you trying
to change? A mandatory part of fitting is that it feels good. Going with
XX shafts will have to feel good and the golfer will have to mak
I talked to a guy today that told me he has a 110 mph swing, likes
reg irons and X flex shafts. Said he feels he gets more roll and
total distance (maybe a little less carry) and hits it a lot
straighter. Has anyone had any experience (and luck) going "over
their heads" with super stiff X flex
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