Gentlemen,
I've done it and it works.
You can talk about it until you are blue in the face but the only is to actually experience it. I made two 5 irons with everything the same except... one with the sine off and the other with the spine properly positioned.
When I asked my pro to hit the one that was off he felt "something wrong". Then he hit the proper club and it felt correct. It seems that people with about a 12 handicap could feel it.
It is so easy and quick to do I make all my clubs that way and don't charge for it.
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The Wishon site is a good source of info, so is Pat Dempsey's http://www.horsepowergolf.com which has a pretty clear article about why he spines clubs he assembles. He is a long drive champion, brother of the old Baltimore Oriole catcher, and an excellent club maker.
Only so called neutral spining is legal for clubs in USGA R&A sanctioned events. See the rules appendix or the USGA website.
The Wishon site is a good source of info, so is Pat Dempsey's http://www.horsepowergolf.com which has a pretty clear article about why he spines clubs he assembles. He is a long drive champion, brother of the old Baltimore Oriole catcher, and an excellent club maker.
Only so called neutral spining is legal for clubs in USGA R&A sanctioned events. See the rules appendix or the USGA website.
I know Pat, and play clubs that he made for me, including a MARVELOUS driver. If you get out near LA, you should go see him. Nice guy, great clubfitter and DANG but he can hit it a long way.....
i took a backup up driver that was as good as my gamer spined it and could not keep it on the planet.i also tryed it in a set of irons and didn't have very good results,needless to say i took those shafts out.i do know a lot of tour players that swear by it.maybe i just have more LOFT or LESS loft lol
Gentlemen,
I've done it and it works.
You can talk about it until you are blue in the face but the only is to actually experience it. I made two 5 irons with everything the same except... one with the sine off and the other with the spine properly positioned.
When I asked my pro to hit the one that was off he felt "something wrong". Then he hit the proper club and it felt correct. It seems that people with about a 12 handicap could feel it.
It is so easy and quick to do I make all my clubs that way and don't charge for it.
does this only apply to graphite or do u do steel shafts as well
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