I just checked the site and it was the 2002 listings, not 2003.
Ed
Alan,
Outstanding post!!!
Thanks.
I think your comments about the SST data are well-founded. At the time
they were posted (about the end of 1998, from my notes), I did an analysis
of their data and noticed that:
* The clubs in the data were labeled #3, #4, and #6. Sorta' makes you
wonder what
John
Check out accusport.com and click on vector. My friend Steve says they will be at the PCS show, unfortunately I will not be able to attend this year but from what he says this looks to be the monitor. It measures launch angle, ball spin, side spin as well as ball velocity for around 5
Alan
I have been using Apache shafts for along time and they are a mighty fine shaft. The best part is that they are consistent from shaft to shaft of the same designation and more importantly from shipment to shipment. The 65 N P have tour presence and I have had great results fitting high
I downloaded the files a couple days ago and they were for 2003. Lots of
new shafts tested, including the Graphite Design models.
However, it appears that when they gave the site the facelift (yesterday?),
they copied over the wrong links. I sent an email to them, so it will be
interesting
Thanks. I thought maybe my server was getting the old info.
No problem. I already received a reply from Jeff Jackson, and they are
planning on getting it fixed by this afternoon.
At 10:13 AM 2/28/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Thanks. I thought maybe my server was getting the old info.
Hey John,
I'm new to Shoptalk and have VERY limited experience in club building
but I recently had a shop in Kentucky build me a Shinecock head with
Accuflex assasin WC shaft. I was wondering if you have any experience
with the newer Accuflex shafts and how they compare to the Apache's?
Thanks,
I do like their new Assassin II World Champion (66 g and 3.5 torque,
$60) and ProLD World Champion (56g 3.5 torque $79.95) models. They
look great with the SMT455 and the Nemesis (Shinnecock, too) as they
were designed to match up with these heads in terms of
graphics/color. As an Accuflex
Only way I tried was to bore out the old, broken
shaft and stick a new one in.
TFlan
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From:
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 6:32
PM
Subject: ShopTalk: C4 reshaft
Has anyone here attempted a C4
Maybe one of you smart guys can figure out how this works?
/Ed
http://www.cyberglass.co.uk/assets/Flash/psychic.swf
Damn if I know. I made sure not to move the mouse, etc and it got it
right 5 out of 5.
OK I'm freaked out.
Help?
Mark
Ed Reeder wrote:
Maybe one of you smart guys can figure out how this works?
/Ed
http://www.cyberglass.co.uk/assets/Flash/psychic.swf
OK, tried it 3 more times and it was wrong once
Mark A Patton wrote:
Damn if I know. I made sure not to move the mouse, etc and it got it
right 5 out of 5.
OK I'm freaked out.
Help?
Mark
Ed Reeder wrote:
Maybe one of you smart guys can figure out how this works?
/Ed
OK, not so freaked out, 2 out of 3 were wrong
Mark A Patton wrote:
OK, tried it 3 more times and it was wrong once
Mark A Patton wrote:
Damn if I know. I made sure not to move the mouse, etc and it got it
right 5 out of 5.
OK I'm freaked out.
Help?
Mark
Ed Reeder wrote:
Maybe one of you
My daughter has three degrees and her staff all have degrees and the program has only missed a scant few times with them in five days of playing with it.
All of the numbers divisible by 9 have the same symbol, which changes each
time.
-Original Message-
From: Ed Reeder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 12:35 PM
To: clubmaker online
Subject: ShopTalk: Not Golf - Magic
Maybe one of you smart guys can figure out how
OK, this is spooky. Someone explain this, quick.
Kent
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From: Ed Reeder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: clubmaker online [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 11:34 AM
Subject: ShopTalk: Not Golf - Magic
Maybe one of you smart guys can figure out how this works?
All numbers divisible by 9 have the same symbol. Any
two digit number added together then subtracted from
the original number will be divisble by 9.
--- Mark A Patton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, tried it 3 more times and it was wrong once
Mark A Patton wrote:
Damn if I know. I made
In a message dated 2/28/03 12:35:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe one of you smart guys can figure out how this works?
That was too easy! What's the next question?
. Look at the number 9's symbol (or any other
number you have come up with) each time you try it
note that all are divisible by 9!
Just a correction to my post - Jeff Summit replied back to me this morning (in very
short order, I might ad).
It appears as if the correct links are up now as well.
Scott
At 10:21 AM 2/28/2003 -0500, you wrote:
No problem. I already received a reply from Jeff Jackson, and they are planning
Hey John, wait a minute. I agree with Alan and I probably said it first 3
years ago. Can I get the shaft as well?
TFlan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 9:40 PM
Subject: ShopTalk: Alan's Note on Spines
Alan:
Damn,
Yeah John, orange would go really nicely with my shoes : )
Al Taylor wrote:
And don't forget I was the one who taught TFlan.
Al
At 08:49 PM 2/28/2003, you wrote:
Hey John, wait a minute. I agree with Alan and I probably said it
first 3
years ago. Can I get the shaft as well?
TFlan
Oh yeah, my high school (Newbury, OH) colors were ORANGE and black-certainly
a solid reason for sending ME a free shaft! Besides I spent about 17 years
living near Al Taylor and even more that that near Flanagan. Hell, I deserve
that shaft!!
GZach
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Hi Mike
Thanks for sharing this story on robotic testing.
I guess not all independent testing are created equal.
One way to overcome this trickery is to supervise the testing.
Another way is to get a statistican to design the test parameters.
If robotic testing results will not withstand the test
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