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malte

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  1. as i said in my post, I'm 6.3 feet tall. My old mizunos were 1" longer and had a slighly modded lie angle
  2. no more advice?
  3. thanks for the quick reply. I don't have the Pro IIs anymore so a new purchase is the only real option. The price would be around the same what I would spent on a new set (which would also be high quality but obviously not in the Miura range quality). So regarding the price it's really a tie. The difference in wrist-to-floor is around 1.7 inches. cheers
  4. Hey, this is my situation: I've stopped playing in 2004 when i was a hcp 17 but more playing around hcp 11 each round. I then stopped due to time constraints. I'm 194cm (6.36 feet) tall and had a swing speed of 105-110mph. Now I want to start up again and looked at the different equipment thats available. I used to play Mizuno ProII's that were customized in shaft length and lie. Yesterday I got an offer from a friend to buy his clubs of him. The set consists of: Driver: Nakashima 9.5 Titanium 460cc on a HTD CBX Harmon Tour Design shaft. FW: Sonartec Driving Cavtiy 4 Loft 16 on a Harrison Striper Tour 701 shaft. Hybrid: KZG 22 degrees on a Harrison Pro 3.5 Ultra Lite Irons: Miura CB-201 on a Rifle 6.0 shaft Wedges: Eidolon 60, 58 and 56 degrees all on Rifle 6.0 shafts These clubs were custom made for him and he is 1,85cm in size. That's obviously a 10cm difference. I know that your highth is not the only thing that matters in terms of custom fitting but i guess its an indication. My question now is this: Get the stuff from him or rather go with "cheaper" things and get it customized right away (i.e r7tp's)? Obviously i can let the clubs be re-adjusted as well but that would mean a couple of month more till that happens due to cash flow
  5. how do they play? I hope you've hit them now!
  6. breaking 80 by June - thats it for me really
  7. as people said before, i think that equipment is a question of how you want to approach the game. If you play it for fun, don't care about equipment. If you do take it seriously and invest a lot of time in it, its only logical to invest money as well to perhaps get a 4% advantage or whatever.
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