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Originally Posted by BufflaoJones

Scratch clubs look really good, I really like the look of their wedges and irons. Some tour pros use their stuff, and have been successful

Again, in my worst ho'ing years, I played the EZ-1 Iron - forgiving, but looong heel to toe and the appearance of the offset was offsetting The PW is an ugly monstrosity. There is a reason they don't show a a clear pic at address.

The AR-1 is a fine players iron - very nice. But so many of today's player's irons have some technology built into them. This model is like Miura in the sense that it's traditional. But unlike Miura, you will get NO value for it when it's time to sell.

I don't believe Scratch has updated any of the designs in over 7 years.

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Again, in my worst ho'ing years, I played the EZ-1 Iron - forgiving, but looong heel to toe and the appearance of the offset was offsetting;-)  The PW is an ugly monstrosity. There is a reason they don't show a a clear pic at address. The AR-1 is a fine players iron - very nice. But so many of today's player's irons have some technology built into them. This model is like Miura in the sense that it's traditional. But unlike Miura, you will get NO value for it when it's time to sell.  I don't believe Scratch has updated any of the designs in over 7 years.

I agree with all that you have said. It's sad that the resale value on these companies clubs is so low. I got to walk inside the ropes at a practice round on the PGA with a player that uses the Scratch SB irons, and custom wedges that I don't even think they sell. The really cool thing is that scratch doesn't pay players to play their clubs


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That was a freaking flyby

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Originally Posted by Mr. Desmond

That was a freaking flyby

Or a driveby!

In David's bag....

Driver: Titleist 910 D-3;  9.5* Diamana Kai'li
3-Wood: Titleist 910F;  15* Diamana Kai'li
Hybrids: Titleist 910H 19* and 21* Diamana Kai'li
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madisonaflac,

My dad owned Hand Craft Golf Co. and I worked there during my teen years. He passed away this past April. It was really nice to read what you wrote about his clubs. I always thought that they were great clubs too (as did some touring pros), but I might be a little biased. :-)

Thanks,

Pat


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Long a quality product, Nippon NS Pro shafts entered the USA mainstream about five years ago.

  • Bridgestone irons and wedges offer two NS Pro shafts with no upcharge (NS Modus has upcharge)
  • Titleist has five NS Pro iron shafts available for upcharge
  • Callaway has two NS Pro irons shafts available for an upcharge

Other club manufacturers offer NS Pro items also.

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For the smaller clubmakers: You just have to find golfers who play them and see what recommendations they give you. Friends might let you try out their versions of the clubs.

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