Bernie, Questions,questions?? Me again!!
Expound a little for me! Type 1 and Type 2 shafts?? By the time you get this, Turkey be long gone. Get well! All the best!! Brian ----- Original Message ----- From: Bernie Baymiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, December 24, 2002 5:54 PM Subject: Re: ShopTalk: shaft flex v.s. frequency > Dave, > > > Thanks for the input. Any idea on what type of shot shape aligning the > > spine at 12oclock on a Type 1 shafts generally produces? > > Have no idea. Never tested that one. Figure someone has, though. > > > Well, placing S1 at 3 or 9 might be agreeable to you depening on whether > > the shaft is a Type 1 or 2, right? Since if it's a Type 1 placing S1 at > > 3 would generally put N1 at 9 which is what you recommend. > > Yes. I always (knock on wood) get good performance and a consistent match > when I use N @ 9, S @ 3 alignment for Type 1. Think Dan said he does, too. > > >A Type 2 shaft would end up with N1 at 12 or 6... > > I don't like the hard side of the shaft down, so if I get an N1 on the wrong > side of the S1, I'll probably use the S1 at 12 and the N2 at 9. Or, if the > spine wasn't huge, I might look for FLO near the spine plane and align that > to the target. I know for me, that will result in a few more draws than > fades (tested that) and though it might not work for some players, it's an > option for me. There's probably a tighter impact area with the weak plane > aligned at target and S1 at 12, where it is more effective in reducing toe > bob on the downswing. Am strictly guessing, but would be an interesting test > for me to try someday. Someone has probably done that test, too. > > Bernie > Writeto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
