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Date Posted: 01:53:21 09/11/01 Tue
Author: trencher
Subject: Thanks - I like the weight
In reply to: John F. 's message, "Re: Reviews" on 20:52:20 09/10/01 Mon

62 grams is a nice weight to work with when building. Anyone tried these? How do they play in sweaty palms or wet conditions? I've been toying with the idea of building a high swingweight experimental club and not adding grip weight to a club of extra length to keep the total weight down. My last experiment(picked up the idea from the other forum) was with an 8 iron shortened about 4" to be used exclusively for chipping. First round with this club went very well and I think this may be a keeper - just like my sandputter by Maltby....tks again....trencher

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