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Date Posted: 09:37:52 06/17/02 Mon
Author: Greg
Subject: Re: Natural golf clubs are great
In reply to: Jerry 's message, "Natural golf clubs are great" on 19:57:34 06/16/02 Sun

>Most important thing though is that the clubs fit you
>as perfectly as possible. Natural Golf's clubs have
>been very highly rated, and they do a good job fitting
>you.
>
>You can also be custom fit for Ping, Wilson Fat
>shafts, and Titleist. I do not think that the grip
>thing is so important as long as the grip is not too
>narrow in your lower hand.
>
>MAKE SURE THE CLUBS FIT YOU, OR YOU WILL BE SORRY.

Thank you for the response, I appreciate it. When I was measured I was standard length, neutral lie (spelling?), and the instructor reccomended regular flex clubs. Since the least expensive Natural Golf irons with graphite shafts is $499 while the other Natural Golf irons with graphite shafts are $699, I thought I had better look arround a bit. As a beginner with no experience, it is hard to justify $500 on irons of standard measurements when there appear to be other clubs from named manufacturers for quite a bit less, particularly on e-bay.

I am not knocking the Natural Golf brand clubs, when in class I though they were very nice. My novice eye sees them as premium clubs with a reasonable price for such a class of club. However, if my progress will not be harmed by using another brand, I guess I am inclined to have my money go further elsewhere and step up to the Natural Golf brand when my experience justifies such an investment.

Thanks again for your response, it really is appreciated.

- Greg

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Replies:

Standards -- Jerry, 10:04:57 06/17/02 Mon
- Nice, but are there alternatives? -- Greg, 02:06:04 06/18/02 Tue
  - Re: Nice, but are there alternatives? -- Cecil, 09:54:36 06/18/02 Tue
  - Have given you them -- Jerry, 10:01:41 06/18/02 Tue
    - Re: Have given you them -- cecil, 18:35:24 06/18/02 Tue
      - BULLSHIT!!! -- Jerry, 21:37:25 06/18/02 Tue
        Re: Expletive -- Cecil, 14:51:25 06/19/02 Wed
        get a life -- tolstoy, 20:39:52 06/20/02 Thu
        A Question -- HH, 20:49:50 06/20/02 Thu
        Re: A Question -- Jon, 00:05:41 06/21/02 Fri
      - Custom fit does not mean expensive!!! -- wjmphoto, 16:47:57 06/19/02 Wed
        Get a swing first, then get custom fitted! -- Chazman, 17:55:54 06/21/02 Fri
        Re: Get a swing first, then get custom fitted! -- Cecil, 12:09:28 06/27/02 Thu
  - Re: Nice, but are there alternatives? -- dmurlin, 19:56:12 06/25/02 Tue

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