I'm working on a replacement clubhead for the senior longdrive club
that I've been selling and would like your opinions. It's tied in to
the article Bernie wrote for me about a year ago. (article here
http://clubmaker-online.com/senior.ld.html )
I can get a nice cast head done up 193g or so to allow for a longer
club (47"ish) and I can do either conforming or non-conforming. Since
the goal is to help seniors and other golfers with slow swing speeds
pick up a few yards, do you think that it's important to have a
conforming head? Or is non-conforming hi-cor OK?
I'm questioning whether the distance increases for slower swingspeed
players with a non-conforming head (a few yards?) would be worth
alienating those that won't play anything non-conforming.
Here's a picture of the head without the logo, working on that.
http://www.clubmaker-online.com/seniorclubhead.html
What do you think?
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