On Sat, October 4, 2003 1at 2:16 pm, Bernie Baymiller sent the following > > I just finished a set for under $15 a club that plays better for me than > any set I've ever hit at any price. They hit solid, straight and long. > Yes, I knew what flex the shafts had to be to within .025" deflection, or > about 1/2 a flex, I knew the slope that worked the best for me and I knew > the length which gave me a correct lie for my swing. I weighed everything, > adjusted heads ($6.95) for a swingweight of D3 across the set (came within > 0.6 of a point across 9 irons, D2.9-D3.5). Flex of .446" (a mid-low R on > my NF2) was my baseline and all others were matched to it +/- .002" on a > 3/8" slope. I aligned them NBP-COG, though the filament wound shafts > ($6.30 each) were so consistent that they probably didn't need any > particular alignment. (Incidentally, if you haven't tried this alignment > on irons, I highly recommend it. I haven't hit wedges this straight in the > last 10 years...every shot is dead on where I aim it. Now, if I could just > get the distance right....) Grips were a buck...kind of like a Players > Softee...comfortable and good grip in any weather (I use a "cloth-type" > glove), and this type grip is the easiest to put on and take off of any > I've tried.
Hey Bernie, What's NBP-COG alignment? Are these the same clubs you talked about earlier that was built with components from Hireko? -Dave
