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Taylormade R7 Draw Irons 4-SW Graphite Shaft
Wayne Santorini Handicap : 13.9 Location : Posts :	Posted : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 15:37 The above for sale 6 mths old. £100 OVNO.




Jon T Handicap : 10.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 15:44 Bring em with you to Gathurst mate when we play and I'll have em?


Steven Watmore Handicap : 12.5 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 15:46 i'd have like a shot. proper bargain


Wayne Santorini Handicap : 13.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 15:48 Your's John, see you next weekend.


Jon T Handicap : 10.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 15:49 Coolio, cheers Wayne. I'll ring Alan now to arrange.


Steven Watmore Handicap : 12.5 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 15:50 right john . what you selling instead?


Jon T Handicap : 10.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 15:54 They are for my son Steven I'm afraid.


Steven Watmore Handicap : 12.5 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 16:22 whata bargain. I'm on forged sdmall ones now anyhow


Steven Watmore Handicap : 12.5 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 16:25 that was forged small ones. maxfli revolution Irons. Not the easiest to hit be very sweet when you do ! thanks . real bargain though tm's giv nice high ball flight. wonder If waynes has any other bargains?


John Pettitt Handicap : 13.3 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 17:25 *real bargain though tm's giv nice high ball flight.* The voice of an expert.


Jim Dorrington Handicap : 19.3 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 17:31 Johhhhhhhn, play nicely! I cannot keep defending you if you keep unleashing these bombs!


John Pettitt Handicap : 13.3 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 17:58 Jim, I am trying to be, but I seem to be attracting the wrath of posters who spout a load of crap like tm's give nice high ball flight. when in actual fact they are no different to any other club, it is the operator that determines the trajectory which can be aided by different balls, but even balls that claim a high trajectory can be hit low, as balls that claim a lower trajectory can be hit high. But then you knew this, Jim, you are just stirring.


Chris Perry Handicap : 21.7 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 19:33 Sorry John, have to disagree. Combinations of different heads and shafts can affect ball flight. I borrowed a friends driver with a stiff shaft but exactly the same head and loft as mine. I got a much lower trajectory with the stiff shaft and this is why the friend (a 4 handicapper) favours a stiff shaft. I will agree that that a sweeping statement across a brand may be pushing it though. I'm currently investigating new irons (it's that shiny new things time of year) and I was asked whether I preferred high, low or mid-flight trajectory and the clubs suggestted to me were based on the preference.


John Pettitt Handicap : 13.3 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 20:01 You are allowed to disagree, Chris, but your argument is weak. we all know that different shafts will help or hinder ball flight but no matter what the combination it will still be able to hit high or low. If you believe all that hype re the irons then you are gullible. a club has a certain degree of loft and that is what determines trajectory when combined with how the shot is played. If you wish to produce a club for me to try that produces a low flight I will immediately send it high, the reverse I could do as well, just like many other players.


John Pettitt Handicap : 13.3 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 20:34 It would be interesting to hear your thoughts on each of the trajectories you have listed, Chris, ie high, low, mid flight as to what each one does and what distance each achieves as they are bound to be different with these differing launch angles.


Tim Hawkins Handicap : 20.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 20:47 Have to agree with John on this one. Two identical clubs with different shafts may, it's true, appear to give different ball flights but this mainly due to how much club head speed is being generated. If he ball is struck before or after the optimum kick point of the shaft is reached (the point where the highest speed is generated) then the trajectory will be changed because the face will be more open or closed.


Wayne Santorini Handicap : 13.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Wed 23rd Apr 2008 07:54 I also have for sale the following: Srixon I-403 Irons 3-PW £80:00 (2 1/2 yrs old) Taylormade Superquad Driver 10.5, Stiff shaft Used for 5 rounds £100:00 (bought feb 2008)


Jon T Handicap : 10.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Wed 23rd Apr 2008 13:06 Many thanks for meeting me last night Wayne, and bringing the clubs with ya. They are indeed in pristine condition, and my lad is gonna love em (B'day in May).


Wayne Santorini Handicap : 13.9 Location : Posts :	Reply : Wed 23rd Apr 2008 13:10 I look after all my Kit John, when I upgraded to the Srixon I-403 Irons I gave my old set to the Junior's Section at my home club, the Captain thought they were only a year old when in fact they were 5 years old.




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