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Re: Trade-in Fake Clubs in Singapore
I got this clone at Golf Coast on Ebay. They've got a buy it now price or make an offer. Buy it now is $99 US. I made an offer at $70 and got it. I paid an extra $20 to upgrade from a no name shaft to the Gramman TP440. This is not the limey. It's gray but it's a very nice shaft although with the black head the limey would look great.
As far as the face being closed, they have a chart you fill out so they can custom fit this club to you. Everything about you: height, weight, eye color(lol), measurement from the tips of your fingers to the floor. Everything about your swing: swing speed, clubhead speed, etc. Ball Flight: How your ball flies: Straight, push right, slice, fade, hook draw, push left, etc. How long do you want your shaft: regular, -1 inch, -2 inches, +1 inch, +2 inches. And what bias do you want on your clubface. On that I believe they go from 2 degree draw bias right to 2 degree fade bias. It's as good as you can possibly custom fit a club without actually going to a pro. They take all your info and put it together to get you the perfect setup on the club for you.
I've just got to take a moment to brag. Last night at mens night at our local 9 hole course(Squire Greens) our team teed of on the 9th hole. The other guys didn't know I had a new driver so I didn't bother showing them until after I teed off. I figured I'd let the club speak for itself. Par 4, 427 yards to the center of the green. I setup, said a little prayer, and let loose with the best shot I have ever hit in my life. I let the other guys pace it off from the ball to the center of the green just to make sure I wasn't seeing things. Bottom line, my ball stopped within 30 yards of the center of the green. I know you all can do the math, but, it gives me great pleasure to say I hit a monster drive at 397 yards, give or take a yard. I ended that hole with a chip to within 2 feet and one putt for birdie. Of course, my brother had to make that accomplishment look like a footnote by putting his ball right up there with mine and setting an individual course record of -7.
Originally posted by rick34
As far as the face being closed, they have a chart you fill out so they can custom fit this club to you. Everything about you: height, weight, eye color(lol), measurement from the tips of your fingers to the floor. Everything about your swing: swing speed, clubhead speed, etc. Ball Flight: How your ball flies: Straight, push right, slice, fade, hook draw, push left, etc. How long do you want your shaft: regular, -1 inch, -2 inches, +1 inch, +2 inches. And what bias do you want on your clubface. On that I believe they go from 2 degree draw bias right to 2 degree fade bias. It's as good as you can possibly custom fit a club without actually going to a pro. They take all your info and put it together to get you the perfect setup on the club for you.
I've just got to take a moment to brag. Last night at mens night at our local 9 hole course(Squire Greens) our team teed of on the 9th hole. The other guys didn't know I had a new driver so I didn't bother showing them until after I teed off. I figured I'd let the club speak for itself. Par 4, 427 yards to the center of the green. I setup, said a little prayer, and let loose with the best shot I have ever hit in my life. I let the other guys pace it off from the ball to the center of the green just to make sure I wasn't seeing things. Bottom line, my ball stopped within 30 yards of the center of the green. I know you all can do the math, but, it gives me great pleasure to say I hit a monster drive at 397 yards, give or take a yard. I ended that hole with a chip to within 2 feet and one putt for birdie. Of course, my brother had to make that accomplishment look like a footnote by putting his ball right up there with mine and setting an individual course record of -7.
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