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i dont have a problem with people playing clones. i do, however, have a problem with companies manufacturing clones.

In my x78 stand bag
Driver Tour Burner 9.5 REAX stiff
3 Wood 906F4 15.5 Aldila VS Proto stiff
Hybrid IDEA Pro Gold Matrix Ozik stiff
Irons AP1 4-W DG S300Wedges Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 54, V-Foil Tour 60Putter Red X 35"Ball ProV1


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i dont have a problem with people playing clones. i do, however, have a problem with companies manufacturing clones.

What's so wrong with that?

Driver- Nike Sasquatch 10.5/Aldila VS Proto ByYou
5 wood- Taylormade CGB Max Clone
3-PW- Nike Pro Combo Tour Clones
3 Hybrid (2i replacement)-Ben Hogan Edge CFT
Wedge- Vokey 56 degree Oil Can ClonePutter- Guerin Rife 2-Bar CloneBag- Cougar Hydro III Carry Bag


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i dont have a problem with people playing clones. i do, however, have a problem with companies manufacturing clones.

My sentiments exactly.

I run across clones on a daily basis...and for the most part, the tolerances, materials are as good as the OEMs...and in some cases, I've seen better. AS also mentioned, fitted/shafted properly, theres no way a person can normally tell the difference. So, from a physical and economical stand point, I cannot fault people from buying and using clones. However, as a clone company, I don't think it's right to use another companies design for your own profit. Somewhere, a team of engineers designed a product...and now can be relegated competing against their own design.

Bag #1
DRIVER: TourSwing TVC 10.5*w/VooDoo
FW: Geek 15* w/Graman Limey
FW: TourSwing Thunder 19* w/Graman Limey
HYBRIDS: #4 #5 Alpha RX Low w/Graman LimeyIRONS: Nakashima NP-2 w/Accra i SeriesWEDGES: Same as abovePUTTER: Slighter Olympia #1


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.... and on top naming the clubs close to the original, to rub it in everybodies face, where the design (and maybe the casting mold) was stolen from.

In my Tour Combo Bag:

Driver: Superquad 9.5°
5W: 2008 Burner 18°
3H: Idea Pro Gold 20°4H: 2008 Burner Rescue 22°Irons: MP52 R300 5-PWedges: Vokey SM 50.08, 54.11, 58.04, 60.11Putter: Itsy Bitsy SpiderBall: TP Red


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Cloning is theft.Lets not beat about the bush here anyone using cloned clubs in encouraging an illeagle market,you are doing a great disservice to your fellow golfers in bringing into the market what are essentually Fakes.
These criminal companies should have no part of our golfing world,DONT BUY CLONES

In The Bag
Mizuno MX 560 Driver
Taylor made 3 wood
Mizuno HIFLI 21*
Mizuno MX 25's 4-pwMizuno MX series wedges 50, 56*/11 & 60*Bettinardi C02 putter4 bottles of pilsner,2 packs cigars


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I think they are of the same quality, yet don't like how they look or feel, knowing I'm using a fake, so I use all legit clubs. People here are talking about craftsmanship and materials, think back to when people were using hickory and still shooting great scores. If they can use a wood club how they did, and how well they did, then I'm sure the steel in a clone wouldn't hold me back versus the titanium in a brand new one. It's just a preference, someone on my golf team bought a clone sumo 5 wood, hit it amazing.

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