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Brooklyn Well Established Member

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Ive seen them in some peoples club lists... But i havent heard any reviews of them... I wanna build a combo set to start practice with and for some reason these struck me as pretty cool, and for a good price.

skierbri10 Well Established Member

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Ive seen them in some peoples club lists... But i havent heard any reviews of them... I wanna build a combo set to start practice with and for some reason these struck me as pretty cool, and for a good price.

I have read and heard good things about them. I haven't used them myself.....that is the only info I can give ya....plus this is basically a bump, because I am curious myself....

Driver:  Ping G15 9* with Talamonti 70x shaft
3 Wood/Hybrid:  Taylormade Rescue TP 17*
3-PW Irons:  Ping G15 Green Dot KBS 90 shafts
Gap Wedge:  Cleveland 588 RTG
Sand Wedge:  Cleveland 588 RTGLob Wedge:  Cleveland 588 RTGPutter:  OdysseyBall:  Bridgestone 330-RXS or 330-SBag:  Generic


Shindig Incredible Member

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Well, a friend of mine told me that GolfSmith has a nifty deal. I haven't gone to verify this myself yet, but allegedly the deal is that they have $15 club-building seminars, in which you build a sand-wedge, and keep it afterwards. Niftier? It's free with a coupon you get for signing up for their free card.

Now, I'm not a regular at GolfSmith - I buy from a competitor with regularity, since I think RD has better deals around here - but I'm going to do this. The wedge is Snake Eyes. If I do this, I'll post a write-up of the process and something about the club.

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Driver:  Titleist 915D2.  4-wood:  Titleist 917F2.  Titleist TS2 19 degree hybrid.  Another hybrid in here too.  Irons 5-U, Ping G400.  Wedges negotiable (currently 54 degree Cleveland, 58 degree Titleist) Edel putter. 

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larlev Well Established Member

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I built myself a 5-SW set of Snake eyes Python OS. I sold them for my Adams, but still use the SW.

Snake eyes was a very popular wedge back in the day....there are still a few pros using snake eye wedges...if the stories are true....

Golfsmith bought them just like they bought Lynx, Killer Bee, etc.
There is nothing wrong w/ snake eyes the python os clubs played very nice, and there is a lot of confidence and pride when you have assembled your own clubs.

I also use a Snake eyes driver, and balls

JaY_B Great Member

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The Snake Eyes heads are as good in qaulity as those as Mizunos and Titleists etc etc.

The main advantage of using a company such as Snake Eyes (via Golfsmith) is the opportunity to get custom fit for your clubs, this opportunity is not always available when buying brand name clubs.

I would definately recommend Snake Eyes.

In my Ping UCLAN Team Bag

Nike Sasqautch 9.5 - V2 Stiff
Cleveland HiBore 15 - V2 Stiff
Ben Hogan Apex FTX, 2 - PW - Dynamic Gold StiffNike SV Tour 52, 58 - Dynamic Golf StiffYes Golf Callie - 33 inchesBall - Srixon Z star X


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Well, a friend of mine told me that GolfSmith has a nifty deal. I haven't gone to verify this myself yet, but allegedly the deal is that they have $15 club-building seminars, in which you build a sand-wedge, and keep it afterwards. Niftier? It's free with a coupon you get for signing up for their free card.

I just did this clubmaking workshop this past Saturday. Built a 600W Forged 52deg wedge, and bent it to 48deg. The workshop was a lot of fun, I learned a lot and I love the wedge.

Note: The 600W is not the wedge head they normally give you as part of the class, but you can pick your head and pay the difference.

In my Grom:

HiBore XLS 10.5 / ProLaunch Blue
Ti Great Big Bertha Warbird 3 Wood
Killer Whale 5 WoodPinemeadow Command 3 Hy Eye 2 + 4-9 Irons 588 RTG 49 "Special", Gunmetal 56, RTG 60 White Hot #5 Tour B330-RXEpoch Tees Royal Oaks Golf Club


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