RE: ShopTalk: Equipment help

[Mark A Patton]

My 2 cents are it depends on how you market yourself. I do not expereince high volume, but I do charge well for what I do. With this I would choose the Freq machine. The reasoning is:   I can better differentiate my services with a Freq machine. For loft lie, those measurements you can determine dynamically for your client, then take the clubs to another shop for the actual work (I do currently as I am w/o a L/L machine since the great break in. I bring in the clubs and the specs of adjustments for each in the AM and pick them up in the PM. Cost to me is $3 each which I charge to my client $3 if it is not an adjustment on a set I made). Personally, I fit for slope as well as freq, and could not be without my CSIII!   For a higher volume shop, it might make sense to go the other way     Mark A Patton [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Alan Joyce Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2003 7:52 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: ShopTalk: Equipment help I'm planning to increase my equipment this year but due to costs I'm wondering what would be the better purchase from your experience. I'm planning on building the Neufinder II. Should I get a Golfsmith professional lie loft machine or a frequency meter. Has any one tried the jr. club scout from John Kaufman, my only concern with it is the clamping.   Thanks Alan