It’s here!! It’s here!!!!! Headed off to the course now, hope my driver doesn’t get jealous
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Makes my wrists, elbows, and even my teeth hurt just looking at that. It beautiful... as long as it's in someone's bag who can hit it!!!View attachment 31537View attachment 31538View attachment 31539View attachment 31540
It’s here!! It’s here!!!!! Headed off to the course now, hope my driver doesn’t get jealous
Had a swing of it yesterday. It completely takes the arms out of the swing and promotes body turn. The arms then just follow the body's turn (as they should). Such a simple device. Highly recommended.Almost bought one of these a few years ago. Swung one in the pro shop and was impressed.
Makes my wrists, elbows, and even my teeth hurt just looking at that. It beautiful... as long as it's in someone's bag who can hit it!!!
What kind of shafts are those from proj. X?
Project X LZ, little higher launching according to the description though I haven’t seen much difference. They fee really good!
Same shafts I have in my irons, love them!
Those copper inlay Tourneys were some of the most beautiful irons produced back then!! Cleaned up. Paint fill redone. You will have a "keeper" set. With all the ferrules intact and looking like original wrap grips... You got a buy at $26!!! Those persimmons were not the upper end like the M85's. Still, they were fantastic for that timeframe. I would not recommend even hitting the woods. If you do, don't hit anything other than a really soft "Ladies" ball. I would be afraid of cracking those persimmons due to the solid balls of today and the age of those heads.Anyone know about these? Got them from Goodwill yesterday for $26.
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I listed them on ebay this morning just to see if someone would buy them. Just hours later they sold.Those copper inlay Tourneys were some of the most beautiful irons produced back then!! Cleaned up. Paint fill redone. You will have a "keeper" set. With all the ferrules intact and looking like original wrap grips... You got a buy at $26!!! Those persimmons were not the upper end like the M85's. Still, they were fantastic for that timeframe. I would not recommend even hitting the woods. If you do, don't hit anything other than a really soft "Ladies" ball. I would be afraid of cracking those persimmons due to the solid balls of today and the age of those heads.
Make sure you post some before and after photos!!!Just joined the Scotty Cameron owners club, bought a studio select Kombi for $70 on eBay, it’s a foxer upper for sure, luckily I’m handy. I’m thinking about actually re milling the face, seeing as I have a manual mill at my disposal about 3 minutes from my room on the ship. Paint full should be a breeze to customize.