Tim,
That is news to me. I never new that. What would be the best method? Using
a Scotchbrite wheel? Thank you for that info.
----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Hewitt
To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 5:48 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: SK Fiber Tour Performance Shafts
Though the Tour Performance is a fine shaft, you are not limited in graphite
to just shafts that have already been tapered.
All taper tipped graphite shafts start out as parallel tipped shafts and the
taper is sanded in at the factory. You can do the same thing with any thick
walled graphite shaft (generally anything 70g or heavier is fine) and open up
your options...
It's not a difficult thing to do at all and you don't have to ream hosels.
-t
On Apr 11, 2008, at 4:31 PM, Pat-On Target Golf LLC wrote:
Shoptalkers,
I have a golfer that is playing the Nike Pro Combo Forged irons with the
Nike "R" flex, mid kick graphite shafts. Shoulder turn 1/2 to 3/4, transition
quick (forceful), tempo @.75 Secs. midway release and SS @ 75 mph. His sole
marks dead on but his face impacts are all out on toe. Swing path is square.
His 6 iron club specs are 38" @ 288 cpm D2 391 grams ( shaft approx. 80 grams).
Normally I would suggest changing to a stiffer and heavier steel shaft but the
customer wants to stay with graphite. Without reaming out the hosel to accept
a .370" tip shaft his choices are limited. My question is, would anyone have
any experience with the SK Tour Performance shafts with a golfers profile such
as this? TIA
Pat-On Target Golf LLC
Turnersville, NJ
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