Hello group...
Has anyone here attemptedaC4 reshaft
?
Thanks,
JB
I particularly liked this quote from www.lasvegasgolf.com
regarding the course :-)
I think this course is unlike most of the courses in Las Vegas, Rowlett says. It will
not beat you up with target style golf, and you should be able to score here.
/Ed
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At Sheri's,
Tom:
I saw your Launch Angle Gauge at your web site at
http://www.wishongolf.com/products/tools/2.html (wish I woulda
thought of that nifty tool).
Looks like you hit the ball coated in cornstarch into the mat/gauge
to get the launch angle the golfer is getting with various
shaft/clubhead
FYI
Dynacraft has updated its DSFI shaft info for 2003.
Available for free download at www.dynacraftgolf.com/shaftinfo.cfm
/Ed
Dear
Harry:
There
are two persons that you can talk to and get more info, Alan B. and Dave
T. I will just said that everything in golf is relative, nothing is
absolute.I believe that Dave had posted statement in this respect in
the "flex v.s.frequency" discussion posted in 12/2002.Check
JOHN:
Regular flour will leave more of a mark on the gauge than the
cornstarch, but I get what you are saying in your wish I woulda thought
of that comment. It was so simple in principle it made us feel utterly
stupid when the light bulb went off in the brain. What complements it
for doing what
Has anyone here attempted a C4 reshaft ?
More trouble than it's worth! Send it to Callaway. That's why they built it that way. They probably scrap it and charge you for 2.
Spring-like effect of driving clubs of 15 degrees or less would be
updated utilizing a new method and a portable tester in 2004, according to
a joint proposal by the U.S. Golf Association and Royal and Ancient Golf
Club of St. Andrews.
As stated last August, the two organizations had committed
Hi again Harry,
Let me take another shot at answering your question. What sort of
statistical data are you looking for? Statistically
significant data on a process that is as complex and unrepeatable as a
golf swing is going to be very, very hard to produce. There are
enough variables in a golf
In a message dated 2/27/03 11:43:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Then some artist in a corner that nobody but the marketing types likes because the engineers don't think they add anything to the design process (solid black is a great color for a shaft) decides what the
Alan:
Damn, your note on spines brought tears of joy to my eyes. The only
part I didn't agree with (as a marketing type) is the paragraph below:
Then some artist in a corner that nobody but the marketing types
likes because the engineers don't think they add anything to the
design process
Hi Arnie,
I was quoting the engineer's perspective. I like the colorful
shafts too, even though I am an engineer my father was a photographer and
I come by my appreciation for color honestly.
Regards,
Alan
At 12:09 AM 2/28/03 -0500, you wrote:
In a message dated
2/27/03 11:43:20 PM Eastern
Hi John I was the inspiration to Alan's post, so do I get a freebie
Orange Apache MFS65n S flex shaft? Thanks HarryS www.Golf54.com
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No problem, Harry...with your paid order of 12 Star LeatherTac and 12
Star Sidewinder grips I'll send you an orange MFS65n (they come in
subflexes S1, S2, S3, etc). You'll have the best grips made and the
best shaft, too! Info is at http://clubmaker-online.com/mcc.65n.html
You'll have to write
Actually John I was just kidding. I didn't expect a free shaft when I
posted.
Does the Orange Apache MFS65n shaft have a prodiment spine or is this great
shaft spineless? I assume its the best shaft at any price (and it has a
spine).
Now I'm really confused. Alan, have fun with the freebie (no
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