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AgreedSomewhere, sometime back in the day, PING must have used some kind of mega-epoxy - that started all that mythical nonsense about how hard it is to pull PING heads. It just plain isn't.
Another rumor I heard was that the Becu irons could cause cancer depending on how you worked on them. Don't remember the specifics and never looked into it.Somewhere, sometime back in the day, PING must have used some kind of mega-epoxy - that started all that mythical nonsense about how hard it is to pull PING heads. It just plain isn't.
^thisEye2 FTW.
Karsten's background in aeronautical machining gave him the idea to investment cast iron heads. There were, IIRC, three reierations of the "Karsten" irons. From there, he moved to the "Ping Eye". All had some perimeter weighting, but they still were not "exciting" enough to displace the irons of Wilson, MacGregor, etc. as the choice of the masses. Then, he brought out the Eye 2. That club is historic and changed the Game we know and love.Yeah the old Karsten model.
Here's the pics of the 2 sets im watching.
You'd be infinitely happier with the eye2's.Yeah the old Karsten model.
Here's the pics of the 2 sets im watching.
You'd be better off with Cheerios.Eye 2's it is then. Cheerios.