Posts by gas_can

Originally Posted by rydaddy I'm sorry if the subject of bounce has been beaten to death. I was just wondering what is considered a 'normal' amount of bounce versus high or low bounce, specifically for a sand...

Originally Posted by elchene just wondering, what makes german stainless steel so great? Does it have a better feel? elchene, The purists say it does - but the fact remains it is still stainless steel. How...

Originally Posted by N.V.M. cool. can i try?(i will anyways): 14 98 270 slice,duh!(hitting more fairways lately though) hard pan(relatively rare anyways) 145 yards in between those(a foot roll back) i only flop...

Originally Posted by Shindig The ones I listed {DT So/Lo, Wilson 50, Bridgestone e6, Precept iq 180} are reasonably low compression. Compression is effectively how much energy the ball is designed to store from the...

Originally Posted by CodeRed657 several of my friends have been to sites that do ball fittings, but all of them require a subscription. anyone know of a site where i can get a fitting for free? CodeRed, I...

Originally Posted by Crafty All the studio stainless putters were made of German Stainless Steel. The expensive ones on ebay are essentially the smae but have a slightly different head and are custom limited edition...

Originally Posted by blkdiamond Actually there isn't a huge difference between the OTR and the Made for tour models except that the Made for Tour models are custom fit, they tend to be "hand-stamped", and there...

Originally Posted by yamhang gas_can, Really appreciate your info regarding the club spec. and you're absolutely right about these vintage classic clubs; you see I'm no bigger hitter and my 7-iron goes about 155 to 160...

Originally Posted by Arathel-bwcc Im thinking of bending a 56* vokey Arathel, Bend away, it should be no problem at all.

Originally Posted by yamhang I just started to play with the Macgregor Jack Nicholas Muirfield 20th edition for few months, it did not improve my swing but improved my concerntration / focus throughout the shot and that...