Unfortunately both the satin chrome and the platinum are on backorder until mid-late Feb.
________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 3:52 PM To: shoptalk@mail.msen.com Subject: ShopTalk: Wishon CX Micro Wedges Tom Wishon has been a friend of Shoptalk for some time now and I try and give Wishon Golf a plug every now and then when new goodies arrive. Looks like a few new goodies have arrived, including a redesigned website http://www.wishongolf.com and a really nifty new wedge design. I hope Tom doesn't mind, but I grabbed the info below from a post I read at an online forum on the new wedges, seemed to cover the major features/benefits of the new wedge line and also the USGA report on scorelines and spin. They've also got a new rep (Rob Sines) that seems to be quite a nice feller (I've never met him, but you CAN tell by email). Here's some info on the new wedges: "The major aspect of the CX Micro design are the "micro-groove" scorelines which are smaller and closer together. The CX micro scorelines are each 0.6mm wide and spaced 2.0mm apart. This allows the CX Micro wedges to put the edges of 5 scorelines on the surface of the ball at impact, while the Vokey would put the edges of 3 scorelines on the ball's surface. The USGA's rules concerning scoreline dimensions says that 1)lines cannot be closer than 3 times the width of the lines, and 2) lines cannot be closer together than a minimum of 1.91mm as measured from edge to edge of the lines. Therefore, what we have done with the scorelines on the CX Micros is to redesign them less wide and closer together so that the friction of the edges of the 5 lines on the ball surface at impact will be greater than the friction of only 3 line edges on the ball. We know the edges of the lines do increase friction between the face and the ball because this was discovered and chronicled in the USGA's recent report they published in 2006 which explained the first half of their exhaustive and detailed test program on scorelines and spin. So hence the CX Micros have an additional way to enhance a golfer's ability to stop the ball on the green over what other wedges can offer." TOM -- John Muir shoptalk skype: jhmuir AIM: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 810.923.7396 http://clubmaker-online.com http://gripscience.com http://elevongolf.com
