Tour Striker

Guys and Gals, Thanks so much for entering the contest. I sincerely appreciate the time and though you all used for your entries and as a token of appreciation, Mike McLoughlin is going to send you all a coupon code for my DOWNLOAD - Continuing Education Series DVD #5- Drills For Skills . I think you'll enjoy the content and I know IF you practice these drills you will improve your game! My choice for winner is: MiniBlueDragon (I'm going to PM you a drill for him too...if he'll listen ) Runner Up is: bunkerputt Cheers and have a great Holiday Season! Martin Chuck, PGA Tour Striker Training Products Tour Striker Golf Academy The Raven Golf Club - Phoenix

Guys, those entries were great. You made me and my wife laugh (and cry:)). I'm not sure yet who is going to win the TS clubs, but to all entries, THANK YOU! At a minimum, all entries to this point will win one of my CE Series DVDs (download version) absolutely free. PM me and I'll send along a coupon code for your video. We'll announce the TS winners soon!!!

That funky tungsten weight disc is thin on the top and fat on the bottom. The idea being that you can rotate it so you can influence the CG around the head. Also, I wanted to make one head weight and be able to fit custom lengths without having to mess around too much. I could have a variety of weight discs, with the tungsten disc for "standard" length and lighter discs for taller dudes. My problem is the IP is already protected, so I've reached out to the patent holder.

The Tour Striker clubs are actually "onset" a lot. If you grind off the leading edge "Moe style" of one of today's irons, the head will look shockingly off set. The irons Moe used 30 years ago were Scotch Blades with no offset at all. When he ground off the leading edge, they looked pretty good.

Good luck, Sand Trappers!

Guys, thanks for the kind words. I'm glad the majority of folks enjoy the club and see the benefit of practicing with it. To answer some of your questions: I have designed and tested a Tour Striker playing iron. I'll post some more pics. The club is in transit right now as I just moved from Bend, OR to Phoenix, AZ. Much better weather to coach and run my schools. I'm at The Raven. Great spot for golf and coaching. The problem with this head is the weight disc concept on the back. It has more IP protection than an iPad! The face is a baby version of easy Tour Striker. It has an elevated leading edge like Moe's old Scotch Blades. I thought I had a face shot, but I can't find it? Anyway, I'll prowl around The Sand Trap and answer Q's and help where I can. Cheers, Martin Chuck

Funny you say that...when I was a kid and first met Moe (I was 9 and got to shag for him...pretty cool) his irons all had the leading edge ground off on a 45*. I do have a prototype iron I'm testing, that is a Moe/TS version. I love the thing, but I'm not sure I want to get into the playing club market. Tough to compete with the marketing engine of TM, Callaway, Titleist, etc... I'll post some pics. It is presently in shipping. Just moved from Bend, OR to Phoenix, AZ. Running my schools and coaching in AZ provides more "usable" weather. I've had a lot of folks say they added significant length with their driver. The marketing guys pitch the "30 yards" rubbish. Frankly that makes me ill. The reality is, if you deliver the club properly you'll hit it a helluva lot better and yes, you'll hit it farther. 30 yards?? Who knows. Glad it helped with your overall yardage! That's great. Hey, 77 is nothing to sneeze at. Way to go. Golf is damn hard and you should be proud of "double hockey sticks."

Thanks for the nice comments! Good luck with your game. Martin Chuck