Posts by rebby

ProLaunch Red, as previously mentioned, is a great starting point. Very good shaft for the money. If you're alright with spending a little bit more money though, the Diamana Whiteboard can not be beat. The Matrix Ozik Code 8 is a great...

Quote:Originally Posted by Deryck Griffith  The 712 MBs look sharp!   A CB/MB combo set may seriously be considered.... I agree. I really like the satin finish.

Quote:Originally Posted by vikramraju From what the OP has been saying, it seems like the emotions that come with the Miura irons are just that much better than a forgiving club. If I could afford those babies, theyd be in the bag...

Quote:Originally Posted by NM Golf  You will notice I had deleted that post, it was in poor taste, I guess just not in time...... But since you asked, personally I just play Titleists, although on occasion I have hit them as well. I...

Quote:Originally Posted by iacas  And, purely scientifically, the sweet spot of any club (the projection of the center of gravity through the clubface) is exactly the same size: basically it's infinitely small. That's a really...

Quote:Originally Posted by NM Golf  Perhaps Sean mistook you for a poser do to the fact of you repeatedly saying you game this or are gaming that. You kinda sound like a poser.   What's wrong w/gaming irons? Just an expression. A...

Quote:Originally Posted by LeviTee  No doubt they are beautiful clubs, but the thing I don't understand is why do you prefer clubs with a sweet spot the size of a dime when you can play clubs with a larger sweet spot. Both legal to...

Yeah, what shafts do you have in the S56's? Also, what is this vibration that you speak of? I have 2 set of baby blades and experience no such thing. The Miura's a butter soft, best feeling iron made. ETA: According to your sig, you...

Quote:Originally Posted by Daniel Watkins  Dude, try the new Callaway blades! Im a former blade guy, and ive hit all the clubs mentioned her except the Miruas (freaking hard to find). MIura's are easy to find if you know where to...

Putter fitting is far from snake oil. Believe what you will though. It doesn't sound like a simple post from any of us is going to change your mind.