RE: ShopTalk: Titleist driver

[Mark A Patton]

Sorry I am so late but LOL   but then again don't get them started,,,   I can see it now,  Quad-Wood Ultra lite wood in the crown Extra dense wood in the back and sole Some what more dense wood on the sides ultra hard wood in the face   can hear it now,,,,,         Mark A Patton [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of tflan Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 9:36 PM To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com Subject: ShopTalk: Titleist driver I just finished examining the new Titleist 905 series driver. Interesting. They bored out the hosel to what appears to be about .350" and inserted an aluminum sleeve, with an I.D. of .335". The reasoning is that by reaming out the old-style hosel they could then redistribute the weight saved. That, in addition to a tungsten weight installed in the bottom center of the sole provides, according to the blurb in the attached pamphlet, will get the golfer a higher ball flight. Hmmm  . . . I hit the 10.5 deg head w/YS-6 shaft and didn't hit it any higher than a 10.5 983K w/stock R flex shaft. This must be Titleist's response to TM's Quad.   Also today, I rec'd an updated GS catalog. Guess what's in that? Right-o. A GS driver w/4 movable weights. Wow! What will someone think of next . . . a driver made of wood?   TFlan