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Re: Proof of Concept -- Carlos Tomas, 07:47:03 11/06/08 Thu
David,
Thanks again for your response. I've been digging through the forum archives, but I wonder how many others would be willing to do this. The pressure to stay with conventional equipment is enormous, and I think that if you had a few case studies readily available at your main web site it might just sway enough people to give your system and equipment a try, rather than making them sift through hundreds, maybe even thousands, of posts.
While Joe Hoeflich and Tim Reed may have been involved with single-length equipment before, and may be highly respected in the industry, neither Nickent nor Adams currently have single-length equipment offerings. The initial reaction is that they gave it try once, but for some reason it failed, and now they've gone back to conventional equipment design. I don't see where this lends credibility. Perhaps you could get an endorsement from one or both of them.
The point I'm trying to make is that you could be doing more to prove (and debunk) the benefits of your equipment and system. Profiling successful users and making supporting data easily available would go a long way towards that end.
All the above said, your arguments make sense, and I'm eagerly awaiting the arrival of your book. Just yesterday I had a golf lesson and broached the subject of equal length clubs. The idea was dismissed out of hand by the pro, a PGA class A instructor. He says that loft alone is not enough, and that it's a combination of shaft flex, shaft length, together with loft that are the main factors contributing to distance, and that each of these 3 factors contributed almost equal amounts. See what you're up against? There's a lot of myths and misinformation out there.
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Re: Proof of Concept -- pete, 17:49:16 11/06/08 Thu
I work at a golf shop part time and work with 2 teaching pros, Understand that being a pro does not mean they are club builders and understand all of the nuancess of club building and fitting. They are the pros and they cant touch what I know about fitting and building clubs. most of the time they ask me for my advice. The answer is who cares what the industry thinks. Most of the time for my shame I am forced to sell clubs that I know wont improve my customers scores. But because of the strong marketing
customers will buy. I do however try to do my best in fitting and selecting at least the right set of clubs that will at least give them a fighting chance for what we offer.
The question That you may want to ask yourself is do these clubs work for you? Just for you information and I am a master club fitter. Clubs today have way too much bounce and the center of gravity is way too low. Too much perimeter weighing. So when you get those 800.00 Os irons the newest and baddest. You know the ones you buy to get more distance and more height and help with the slice?. I will be waiting for you to trade them in so I can give you a fraction of what you paid for in trade so I can sell you another 800.00 set. I am not angry I just speak the truth.
Happy golfing to all...
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Re: Proof of Concept -- John Serna, 08:32:46 11/11/08 Tue
Want proof...the proof is in the trying (risk free by the way). I purchased a set and used them exclusively this season...they worked so well I just gave my other clubs away. One thing that doesn't concern me now is using a club that I'm not comfortable with...they all pretty much feel and play the same. As far as distance goes, club for club, my 1-Irons keep up with my buddies. Here's the best part...I reduced my handicap by 10 strokes. That's a cold, hard fact!
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