July 24, 2008
Used Irons
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Padraig Harrington did the unthinkable last year when he won the 2007 British Open. Then he stunned the world by backing it up with another win in 2008.
Padrig attributes much of his recent success to his “superior equipment” provided by Wilson Sporting Goods.
Wilson Staff golf equipment isn’t a name you’d normally think of for modern equipment. The first thing that pops in your head are putters of old like the 8802. This new breed of Wilson Staff equipment is for serious players.
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The odds of Padraig Harrington three-peating are almost nil. One thing that you CAN bet on is that he’ll be wielding Wilson Staff Irons next year as he tries for a third Clarit Jug.
July 8, 2008
Used Shafts
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When you look at the Epic Shaft, the first thing most people notice is that the logo is the same upside-down as it is rightside-up. (Which begs the question..is it ever upside-down?) The performance of this shaft has you forgetting about that in pretty short order.
Grafalloy attributes this to the “NANOFUSE” technology that provides a consistent tension all the way through the shaft. This eliminates the need to ‘true’ the shaft for peak performance.
This shaft is definitely worth a try. At these prices, you can’t go wrong!
July 4, 2008
Used Golf Balls
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So here’s the deal with these. Tiger Woods has never, and has said very publicly on several occasions that he WILL NEVER autograph a golf ball.
Another thing to notice is the ball you usually see the fake autograph on. Do you REALLY think that the World’s #1 player is going to sign a Top Flite II XL? Or a MaxFli from the 1980s? Not likely.
Here are a few more references if you still don’t want to believe that your autographed tiger woods ball is fake…
From www.aautograph.com
So, how do you tell a real Woods autograph from a fake? It can be difficult. One telltale sign is that if you come across an autographed golf ball, it’s probably a forgery because those who know claim that Tiger doesn’t sign golf balls.
The Irish Examiner has a direct quote from his caddy…Steve Williams.
A guy once offered me $10,000 to get Tiger to sign golfballs. Tiger doesn’t sign golfballs.
So for all to read: ANY BALL YOU SEE AUTOGRAPHED BY TIGER WOODS IS FAKE.
So if you see one of these, you can pass it up, knowing that some other sucker is going to waste his hard-earned money on it. You can think of it as just another used golf ball.
UPDATE: I failed to mention that the ONLY exception to this is the Wheeties Logo Ball that has a PRINTED Autograph on it.
June 28, 2008
Used Putters
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Stewart Sink used one to win the Travelers last week. Vijay Sing goes to one now and then. Rocco Mediate used one last year to get his back into shape. In other words…”Everyboy’s Doing it!”
The Belly Putter isn’t just for your grandfather anymore. Anyone that is suffering a case of the “Yips” can benefit from a few weeks with a longer flat-stick. Give it a try…you won’t be dissapointed.
Below are a half-dozen or so reasonably priced belly putters. Give one a shot!
June 24, 2008
Used Drivers
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In the boutique high-dollar driver market, there are few companies that rival Epon. They are the absolute pinnacle of Japanese quality and ingenuity.
This custom built Epon Forged 460 is a one of a kind high end driver. Epon Golf’s Forged 460 driver is an all precision forged titanium driver. This conforming driver features high strength titanium alloy body with a hybrid cup face. The perimeter of the face is made of Alpha Titanium (soft) and the center of the face is made of Beta Titanium (spring). The precision forging makes the alloy much thinner allowing for a massive sweet sport area with a soft forged feel. The weight savings allows for strategic placing of the tungsten weights towards the back for optimal center of gravity. Sporting a large forgiving face, this driver provides the ultimate feel, performance and all around satisfaction!
Translation: This driver is LONG, EXPENSIVE…and well worth every penny!
