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The new full cord grip and the white out are sure to be a winner this year. Our fav is still the 2G grip.
The lite weight rubber is really interesting however the $9 price tag is something to consider.
Now for a putter grip
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I know these guys are getting a following with the younger crowd.
and I like the look of some of the models but the cleat molded into the shoe?
I dunno yet
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Did they do the butt head covers. I thought those were a neat idea.
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Loft and lie checking that here would have been 24 dollar. at $4 a club.
Matt is dead on, There as not been a set made or spec'd that didnt need adjustment. either to a new lie from custom fit or to place a club back into spec with a set. Its just a thing to do.
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The question could be where is the "Feel" player actually feeling the weight.
obviously the sw weight of the club creates a weight in the hands, Backing weighting places that weight directly in the hands.
The no feeling comment usually comes when the player is waggling the club not bringing it around.
It was mentioned Nicklaus did it. Wasn't he a feel player?
then a wooden dowel was placed in the butt of the shaft and lead was poured into a drilled out portion. Another way to accompish the same.
Another thought is the grip is less expensive than a balance certified weight
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If the fitter is any good and is using the flight scope you will get the data you want. Not to turn this into amy LM is better than your issue but all the LMs are calculating indoors.
If you are comfortable hitting indoors then do the fitting indoors. the big things that might change are easily fixed i.e. loft/ lie. Your swing speed is not goin to double or even reduce to a factor that will dramatically impact the flex choice. Particularly if factory built chance are they wont match anyway. Contrary to popular belief you can pick a spot on the net.
Hitting off a mat is an issue. If the mat is just a mat then false positives (a draw) will be found. Using hitting area that allow for a deep divot such as fiberbuilt is a better alernative.
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CB3s CB3s CB3s a great look.
THe FWs are sure to make a splash still TM has their slot too.
The driver is sneaky long
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You should be able to get them now. The grip on these models is outstanding.
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When I first saw that booth I thought cally lambo. But the lines are clean in most cases and it has style. Like a mercedes I didnt think it would be in my price range. Although I did not check.
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Saw Paula in the Bstone booth,
She is tough, some guy is going to win the lottery when they get together
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I bought into this, the price is good for most golfers and the designs are solid.
The runing the show in the YES booth is top notch.
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You missed the blue outfit girl just up the asile from the tour edge chick.
She was hawking a drink I think
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Terry's system is pretty cool I cant tell you if that hit well, the lefty stuff is coming down the road.
There is a grpahite and steel option and the heads are different in design and weight for a constant feel.
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I had an opportuntiy to talk to the Pirreti guys. A great bunch and easy to talk to,
The dymascus putter came in later that day. I first time putting with that steel.
Definitely different than the standard steel.
The other model in the picture is as solid as anything out there. soft, easy to align and great looking.
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I looked these, Crocks and kikkors.
All about the same style, which is pretty neat.
However, the idea of being close to the ground or the feeling like you are walking in bare feet is not something I look for in a shoe.
My rep loves them of course.
They all have the benefit of being able to go from the office to the course. which is a plus for me
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I tried to get those guys to sell to me directly and would only go through an independent rep.
Thats OK. But if you dont have any then sell me some.
You has to the gator look up close I watched a half dozen people go up to that one and touch to see if it had texture.
Some of the designs are not to my tasted but if they designed to my tastes they would one customer.
It is not a heat shrink according to the owner. It will take some sky shots will out busting. It is not supposed to damage the original finish either.
I imagine Cost will play into the popularity
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The small size will be a great addition. He also got in a new model yesterday.
It is the same layout as the putter but in the size of the medium grip.
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It is amazing how many 34 inch 71 deg lie and 4 loft putters this company sells and still show no signs of doing a custom option at a normal retailer. If you custom it then its a months wait!? THen the mistakes i.e. the one of a kind go for huge $$$$. FOR A MISTAKE!
Now I like the looks for the regular stuff I'm not a fan of the jewelry paint.
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I'm a satin finish preference, but it seems black is losing ground on putters and if done correctly is another sharp option. I dont like the "it looks like it was dipped in gloss black" look but a bluing look. you can get loud with fill paint not head paint
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I'll be going early to make it fun and business.
Attending a couple of earlier meetings then DEMO day and the show
I'll be presenting in the ICG connection corner on Friday, Fittings and how the PGA member and ICG member can work together.
What are you doing?
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If they go the way ot Titleist and dont forget Cobra, I think it may end up stronger. They have strong designs up and down the line,
It has always been about the marketing dollars which few companies can complete at that level. Maybe the next group will be deeper in the pocket and boost both Adams and the buyer?!
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To all those are not afraid to get their hands dirty, enjoy a properly finished ferrule and will brave a new club in the bag just after the glue dries,
Merry Christmas
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I have his books in my library
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The new maltby book is pretty cool
2012 PGA SHOW - KBS Shafts (Day 2)
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The pearl color is very cool. The satin not so much