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It "might" be going up for sale in a month or so if my new R1 works out. Note that you cannot tell this club from brand new. Not a mark on it. Regular flex (still pretty stout) shaft and 9-1/2º loft. Adjustable for face angle and loft.
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ChrisLyons
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I thought you were going to keep it for a backup
If he put a 47" ust V2 in it, he wouldnt sell.
What is your price?
You thinkin about it?
Possibly, I've never had one of them new fangled adjustable drivers.
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Make offer. And $38 is too low. I'm just feeling things out. If I can't get a decent price I'll keep it.
. I'm just feeling things out. If I can't get a decent price I'll keep it.
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Yeah, was just being funny. What do they go for new?Make offer. And $38 is too low
Need to do some research in price but that one is clean.
Looks to be $125-190 on eBay.
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Callaway pre-owned like new is $169. I paid #300 for it last summer new. I think I saw new ones at Golfsmith for around $190.
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That's one of the shafts I just can't like. Feel terrible to me.
Yeah. But you are playing it 45 to 44 inches not 47 like me. you could play an x if it was longer, but then you need a 460 head, the 440s are good at 45.5" 420s at 44.5" etc. Its legal to go to 48 but I would need a really aero head to go there.
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I don't think I've had a driver under 45-1/2" for years and most have been 46".
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