Hi Corey Regarding the $64,000 question.
Refer to Danny Seng's web site at: http://www.geocities.com/american_golf_technology/aboutus.html Refer to the article on the bottom of the page: Spine Orientation - Graphite Golf Shaft In collaboration with Harry Schiestel of Canada, Danny Seng is seen here using a Portable Ball Striking Robot in Singapore to test shaft spine orientation and its varied ball flight performances. Harry Schiestel of Golf Outfitters, Canada, designed the test parameters while Danny managed the data collection and the robot. Using advanced statistics (DOE) Harry and Danny determined how shaft orientation effects both distance and percent error (accuracy), and the methods by which to optimize shot making performance. Harry and Danny have since expanded their testing parameters using golf touring professionals to include the human factor into the equation. Maybe for $64,000 (each partner) we will provide the answer ... Thanks Harry S www.Golf54.com -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Corey Bailey Sent: October 9, 2003 2:10 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ShopTalk: NBP-COG Hi Alan, SNIP / SNIP "How do they affect the behavior of a golf club when it is swung?" The $64,000.00 question. Hopefully, Dave T's Iron Byron results will provide some answers. There already has been some robot testing done in the orient by an Australian clubmaker named Danny Seng. His results suggest that different orientations produce different shot patterns. - CB SNIP / SNIP Hope I helped, Best, CB
