This could give caddying a hole new meaning.
At 09:40 PM 2/26/03 -0500, you wrote:
At Sheri's, which is about an hour west of Las Vegas in the dusty town of
Pahrump, prices can range from $200 to $50,000. The brothel handled more
than 10,000 customers last year; business is so good Sheri's
Well lemme tell ya about this. If, after a
difficult round of golf, and you're hurting, and you need a little therapeutic
assistance, there's nothing that will salve the sore and sorry muscles than
soaking incider at Sheri's.
TFlan
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Mike C
Sure
I can "do what I want to do", even if I choose to do what is wrong. That
is not my question or concern.
Mr.
Cheng, my question to you relates to statistical
data (old spine aligned vs. new spineless), which proves your new technology is
indeed better?I use your shafts and c
At Sheri's, which is about an hour west of Las Vegas in the dusty town of Pahrump, prices can range from $200 to $50,000. The brothel handled more than 10,000 customers last year; business is so good Sheri's intends to build a $42 million PGA golf course.
Rich,
That
makes sense. I was referring to the blades. The ProCombos to have a
propriatary (sp) True Temper stick in them that was designed with variable bend
points and lighter weight.
Pat
K
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Interesting. The set here in my shop with factory Nike 'stiff' shaftbands have taper DG S400s based on the true temper markings under the grips. I know the Nike website listed DG S400 as well when the iro
Interesting. The set here in my shop with factory Nike 'stiff'
shaftbands have taper DG S400s based on the true temper markings under the
grips. I know the Nike website listed DG S400 as well when the irons were
first released. Maybe they changed shaft type at one
point.
Pat
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I believe the Dynamic Gold LITE would be closer based on shaft weight & relative step pattern. If I knew which club was broken I could give you a cpm reading. Wait a sec, from 3 to PW for the stiff shafts with no grips they are -- 286, 289, 296, 301, 308, 314, 318, and lastly 323 on my meter (reads
A FWIW: A few years ago, Penley started to use a computer program
that specifically placed "spines" strategically around the
shaft so that they, in effect, all cancelled or minimized each other's
effect. They, basically admitted they couldn't get rid of them, in
the manufacturing process, so th
Jonathan,
You're right - DG taper. The factory stiff flex is an S400 as opposed to the typical
S300 though.
Pat Kelley
>
> From: Jonathan LaChance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/02/26 Wed PM 02:32:38 EST
> To: "'Shoptalk (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: ShopTalk: Shafts in new Nikes?
Hi Brian...
TFlan's response to use Xteq-X-setup will probably work.
But there may be other ways this is occurring.
Try this web site for further info if the above doesn't work.
http://gmpservices.com/Articles/hijack.asp
Bob Sielski
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 20:37:36 -0500, Brian Manning wrote:
>Gr
I got part (Head only), shaft snapped via anger management at golf dome.
What shaft is a replacement for the new Nike blades? My guess is TT Dynamic
gold taper tip.
Thanks
JP
May want to give the mid size softie from Golf pride. Could build it up to be jumbo if that's what you're looking for. Nice and soft.
Bernie Baymiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Marcello,Guess all us old players have a few extra pains. I don't care much for theJumbos...too big for my hands...o
Dear
Harry:
Alan
is on the mark. You can still do what you want to do with spining or
purring. However, you will find that the difference is so small. Spine
orientation or purring is really not necessary any more.
Mike C. Harrison
Sports, Inc. tel: 800-347-4646
x101 fax: 818-834-7601
Thanks to the insight Alan, but I would still appreciate a reply
from Mr. Cheng to ensure we don't interpret his message / company direction
incorrectly >
Thanks HFS
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Guys / Gals what I do for over size grips is most likely the fastest and cheapest way to go. I take a piece of 3/4" shrink wrap and put it on the grip end of the shaft, apply heat, then one single wrap of tape apply grip and go hit some balls , if I could swing a golfclub.
Takes just abou
Dave,
> What I find interesting is that not all players are getting extra
> length. In the same article, they say that both Scott Hoch and Bernhard
> Langer look for the shorter or more technical courses.
>
> Obviously those two aren't hitting it as long and straight as the top
> guys on tour. T
Bernie/Marcello,
Wishon Golf also has a "Texture Wrap" grip, which is a synthetic wrap grip
and the men's oversize (+3/64") is listed at 44.5 grams. I assume it is
similar to the Winn, Lamkin, GP wrap grips. Avon is making one this year as
well, but I'm not sure of the weight.
Dan Neubecker
[
Marcello,
Guess all us old players have a few extra pains. I don't care much for the
Jumbos...too big for my hands...or the Arthritics...too heavy and take total
weight up making club more difficult to swing...which brings on more pains.
Neither are very good shock insulators and the continual sho
Hi Scott;
I have both the Bengston and the GOlf Acheiver. As compared to the
Acheiver there is no comparison. Data from the Bengston is suspect at
best. The system uses an array of photo cells to generate data from
captured events triggered by the photo cells. Among the many issues
with this s
Scott, I have one of those and I love it. You will need an overhead
light. You can use it indoors or outdoors but not in the sun light.
It works for both left or right handed golfers and the software can
produce some neat graphs and summary data. The computer can be most
any PC, meaning it ca
JOHN:
That is an interesting story in your link - but really and truly what
has happened on tour is a multiple combination of things that never were
even thought of back in the 80s and early 90s - the PGA Tour mowing
fairways to almost nothing and starving them of water for tournament
week has incr
Alan is right on here - a shaft wit ha predominant spine is one that was either
manufactured incorrectly or manufactured with shotty protocol. It makes for a shotty
golf club if you REALLY understand what the shaft does during the swing - especially
if your aligning the NBP in the plane that th
This is not a direct answer to your question, but rather a fix that
works for me. I also have osteoarthritis (sp) in both hands. I have
been using Winn grips over two or three layers of tape. This is soft
enough to cushion my hands. I have also used an anti-vibration device
from Golfsmith but I
Marcello and Bob
Components Plus carries a few of the arthritic grip versions from Kelmac,
TakiMac, and Lamkin. They also carry the Natural Golf Palm grips that might
work better.
Dr.Voo
Rxgolf Custom Clubs
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I've got a chance to purchase a used (but in good shape) Bengston Swing
Analyzer for a great price, and I'm hoping to get some feedback from those
of you that have the unit. I'll be getting basically everything I'll need
to set it up, except for the computer (which I have a spare that I've save
Hi Harry,
As an engineer I can assure you that man has yet to make anything that
was perfect (or in this case, spine-less). What Mike is saying is
that their shafts will not have a 'prominent spine'. What I
interpret this to mean is that the spines that exist will be of
sufficiently low magnitud
As a 75 year old with arthritis in my hands and shoulders, I've found
arthritic grips to be a big help. I have moved my grip from the fingers
to the palm of my hands to get a secure grip on the club. The best grip
I've found, for me, is the Tacki-Mac Equalizer which is a non-taper
grip---sorry to
My father (74 yrs old) is developing arthritis to the point that he has slippage
problems with the Tour Velvet Midsizes he is currently using.
What are pros/cons of the jumbo and arthritic grips on the market?
Many thanks in advance.
Marcello Franchi
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Jen,
Have you considered the new Proswing M-40 irons? Happened to see them in
their new catalog. 1030 carbon steel, minimal offset, nice looking.
Jeff
Whole-in-One
Jen Kuntz wrote:
Hi Alan,
Funny you mention this. I just got the new Dynacraft catalog today in
the mai. The Copperhead Tour an
On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 10:28:39PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Interesting article on the Tour looking at setting it's own equipment
> standards here:
> http://sports.yahoo.golfserv.com/gdc/news/article.asp?Source=YAHOO&id=10423
What I find interesting is that not all players are getting e
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