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Good to know. I have the same unit and my hundreds number, i.e., the "2" in 230 yards, has disappeared. Luckily it is still easy to figure out the difference between 30, 130, 230, etc. yards out, but I wonder when the rest of the numbers will fail...probably on the second hole of my next tourney.

David / Boston, MA Handicap 4.9 Current Model Wedges Played - RTX 4 What Appeals to You About a Raw Wedge - reduced glare (most of my play is at dawn, when the sun can really glare/reflect up)

Dave / Massachusetts 4.6 Handicap MP-H4 2i (no true hybrid in the bag) trajectory control (no ballooning or hook machine) - very interested in what they Tour Edge has to offer

Hi Eric, thank you for your response. I’m not quite following the response of “different machines”. Is cycles per minute (“CPM”) an objective or subjective measurement/ number? If objective, then why can this number not be measured consistently, i.e., speed/radar gun or a scale? If this is the case, how do companies have machines that do not measure correctly and stay in business? If you’re saying that CPM is a subjective number, can you please explain why. Thanks!

Is it because if there was a standardization it would lead to commoditizing (low/no differentiation within) the shaft industry and significantly decrease margins? i.e., do standardized screws or nuts & bolts have pricing power?

41 points

- David - MA (and I have an indoor BB green for the long Winters) - game a Cero Satin 2135 - test the Cero Frontline slant neck

-18 winning score relative to par

Paul Waring, -7

David / Boston, MA U.S.A. Yes, I use Leupold GX-3i2 rangefinder. Thank you for the opportunity.

Justin Harding, 278 (-6)

Sam Burns

Dave / MA 5.7 handicap / 113mph driver swing speed Taylormade TP5x (2017 version) I gamed the 4th generation of the XV for almost a full summer and found there to be a cover durability issue and this is what led me to the TP5x

Aaron Wise, -16

Total points = 67