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Synchron II Fairway Woods

Jan 202013

Compare features, performance, and price with Adams® Tight Lies at $199 each. Why Buy the Adams Tight Lies when you can get the Synchron II for a fraction of the price. You’ll like these woods. Material: 17-4 stainless steel Finish: Silver Bulge x roll: 12″ x 12″ Choice of eight lofts Features: Synchron II Fairway Woods are one of our most popular woods of all time because of their proven ease of play. These woods feature a shallow face, which lowers the center of gravity for improved trajectory and playability. Our exclusive rail design allows a clean shot even in thick rough. Stronger lofts help carry distance. Other Characteristics: Choice of Shafts to match your swing. The default is the Apollo Ultralight Shadow graphite shaft but you can choose a different shaft if you like. See detailed section on Shafts below. Regular black wrap grip. Perfect for golfers of all skill levels. For more information about the Synchron II Fairway Woods, click here.

Power Play Keel Beta Ti 400cc Driver

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Dec 242012

Features: The 400cc Power Play Keel Beta Titanium Driver produces results. The center keel rail is optimally positioned to lower the center of gravity resulting in increased lift in any condition Larger head means greater MOI, that means greater forgiveness on off center hits The thin beta titanium face provides maximum rebound – translates to greater distance. For more information regarding Power Play Keel Beta Ti 400cc Driver, click here.

Power Play Keel Beta Titanium 400cc driver with graphite shaft…

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Apr 192012

Power Play Keel Beta Titanium 400cc driver with graphite shaft...

Power Play Keel Beta Ti 400cc Driver Distance and forgiveness Material: Face: Beta Titanium Body: 100% Titanium Finish: Charcoal Metallic Bulge x roll: 10″ x 10″ Features: The 400cc Power Play Keel Beta Titanium Driver produces results. The center keel rail is optimally positioned to lower the center of gravity resulting in increased lift in any condition. Larger head means greater MOI, that means greater forgiveness on off center hits. The thin beta titanium face provides maximum rebound – translates to greater distance. Comes fitted with a graphite shaft and standard grip. Hit it long, Hit it it straight This is a closeout model. Originally sold for $100. Loft? Lie? Head Weight (gms) Face Angle Face Height (mm) Head Volume (cc) Club Length (in) Hand 10.5 57 200 1? closed 54 400 45 RH

Synchron II fairway woods – Compare features, performance, and price with Adams Tight Lies Fairway Woods. Choices of shafts based on swing speed and patterns…

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Feb 282012

Synchron II fairway woods - Compare features, performance, and price with Adams Tight Lies Fairway Woods. Choices of shafts based on swing speed and patterns...

Synchron II Fairway Woods Compare features, performance, and price with Adams® Tight Lies at $199 each. Why Buy the Adams Tight Lies when you can get the Synchron II for a fraction of the price. You’ll like these woods. Material: 17-4 stainless steel Finish: Silver Bulge x roll: 12″ x 12″ Choice of eight lofts Features: Synchron II Fairway Woods are one of our most popular woods of all time because of their proven ease of play. These woods feature a shallow face, which lowers the center of gravity for improved trajectory and playability. Our exclusive rail design allows a clean shot even in thick rough. Stronger lofts help carry distance. Other Characteristics: Choice of Shafts to match your swing. The default is the Apollo Ultralight Shadow graphite shaft but you can choose a different shaft if you like. See detailed section on Shafts below. Regular black wrap grip. Perfect for golfers of all skill levels. Better equipment = Lower scores Individual clubs – order one or more Club Loft? Lie? Head Weight (gms) Face Angle Face Height (mm) Head Volume (cc) Club Length (in) Hand 3+ 13 58 212 -1 32.0 165 43.0 RH 3 16 59 212 -1 32.0 165 43.0 RH/LH 5+ 19 60 216 -1 31.5 145 42.0 RH/LH 7+ 24 61 220 -1 31.0 125 41.5 RH/LH 9+ 28 62 225 -1 30.5 120 41.0 RH/LH 11+ 31 62.5 230 -1 30.0 120 40.5 RH/LH 13+ 34 63 235 -1 30.0 110 40.0 RH [Read More ...]

Power Play Keel Beta Titanium 400cc driver with graphite shaft

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Feb 022012

Acer XP Mantara Square Driver – head only. Titanium driver clubhead

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Feb 012012

Acer XP Mantara Square Driver - head only. Titanium driver clubhead

Acer XP Mantara Square Driver Head Only Bold, symmetrical, sleek, powerful … and straight Material: Face: 6-4 Titanium Body: 100% Titanium Finish: Royal Blue Features: Bold, symmetrical, sleek and powerful. Inspired by the enormous, but graceful manta ray, the clubhead takes on a “square-like” shape. Why? All in an effort to move more weight further from the center of gravity (or out toward the outermost perimeter of the head) creating a slightly high moment of inertia over a traditional shaped driver. In layman’s terms it is to provide a straighter, more accurate shot off the tee. The large 460cc head with multi-sculpted crown and sole will catch the eyes of your playing partner’s and boost your confidence at address. See first-hand how the shape of woods in the future can help you play better today. Available RH 10.5 and 12 degrees, LH 10.5 degrees. Please note: This is a clubhead only. Does not include shaft or grip. It is for those who like to assemble their own clubs. Better equipment = Lower Scores Loft? Lie? Head Weight (gms) Face Angle Face Height (mm) Head Volume (cc) Club Length (in) Hand 10.5 59 198 1? closed 59 460 45 RH/LH 12 59 198 1? closed 59 460 45 RH

Acer XP Mantara Square Driver. Titanium. Choices of shafts based on swing speed and patterns

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Jan 312012

Acer XP Mantara Square Driver. Titanium. Choices of shafts based on swing speed and patterns

Acer XP Mantara Square Driver Bold, symmetrical, sleek, powerful … and straight Material: Face: 6-4 Titanium Body: 100% Titanium Finish: Royal Blue Features: Bold, symmetrical, sleek and powerful. Inspired by the enormous, but graceful manta ray, the clubhead takes on a “square-like” shape. Why? All in an effort to move more weight further from the center of gravity (or out toward the outermost perimeter of the head) creating a slightly high moment of inertia over a traditional shaped driver. In layman’s terms it is to provide a straighter, more accurate shot off the tee. The large 460cc head with multi-sculpted crown and sole will catch the eyes of your playing partner’s and boost your confidence at address. See first-hand how the shape of woods in the future can help you play better today. Available RH 10.5 and 12 degrees, LH 10.5 degrees. Choice of shafts – see section below. Better equipment = Lower Scores Loft? Lie? Head Weight (gms) Face Angle Face Height (mm) Head Volume (cc) Club Length (in) Hand 10.5 59 198 1? closed 59 460 45 RH/LH 12 59 198 1? closed 59 460 45 RH Shafts: Before you select the shaft to go with the Mantara Square clubhead please read the following write up. It will help you select the right shaft. The shaft is the engine of your driver. It does not matter how expensive a clubhead you have – if the shaft is not right for your swing, the results will not be satisfactory. [Read More ...]

Power Play System Q2 driver. 460cc Titanium driver – Square Faced driver with removable weights and superb aesthetics

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Jan 302012

Power Play System Q2 driver. 460cc Titanium driver - Square Faced driver with removable weights and superb aesthetics

Interloper Golf Presents The ‘System Q2′ – Square face design with superb aesthetics Distance and control Material: Face: 6/4 Titanium Body: 100% Titanium Shaft: True Ace Blue Crush. Weight: 62 grams. Torque: 2.9. Flex: Regular (default). Also available in Stiff Flex. It comes equipped with the True Ace Blue Crush Graphite Shaft. The lightweight True Ace Blue Crush is specifically designed with an ultra-low torque which provides tip stable performance for large headed drivers. That’s what we used in testing this club (read reviews). The blue crush has a low torque of 2.9, lightweight at only 62 grams and goes very well with this club. It is a little bit pricier than shafts like the Aldilla VX, the Powerflex FW-114 and Powerflex FW-501 but delivers good consistent performance. It is lighter – that translates to faster clubhead speed – that translates to longer drives. It has very low torque – that translates to less twisting at impact – that translates to straighter drives. If your swing speed is 110 or higher, you may want to go with Stiff flex. If between 100 to 110, regular may be a better flex. If you go with a flex that is too stiff for you, the club won’t respond and feel dead in your hands. Many golfers (young men especially) feel they have to have the stiffest shaft possible. Not a good idea as you loose the oomph provided by the shaft. Not sure what your swing speed is? You can rent or [Read More ...]

Power Play Caiman driver. 460cc Titanium driver – A reasonably priced driver for the better player

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Jan 292012

Power Play Caiman driver. 460cc Titanium driver - A reasonably priced driver for the better player

Interloper Golf Presents The ‘Caiman’ – Foreboding design – advanced technology Distance and control Material: Face: 6/4 Titanium Body: 100% Titanium Finish: Black PVD Shaft: True Ace Blue Crush. Weight: 62 grams. Torque: 2.9. Flex: Regular (default). Also available in Stiff Flex. It comes equipped with the True Ace Blue Crush Graphite Shaft. The lightweight True Ace Blue Crush is specifically designed with an ultra-low torque which provides tip stable performance for large headed drivers. That’s what we used in testing this club (read reviews). The blue crush has a low torque of 2.9, lightweight at only 62 grams and goes very well with this club. It is a little bit pricier than shafts like the Aldilla VX, the Powerflex FW-114 and Powerflex FW-501 but delivers good consistent performance. It is lighter – that translates to faster clubhead speed – that translates to longer drives. It has very low torque – that translates to less twisting at impact – that translates to straighter drives. If your swing speed is 110 or higher, you may want to go with Stiff flex. If between 100 to 110, regular may be a better flex. If you go with a flex that is too stiff for you, the club won’t respond and feel dead in your hands. Many golfers (young men especially) feel they have to have the stiffest shaft possible. Not a good idea as you loose the oomph provided by the shaft. Not sure what your swing speed is? You can rent [Read More ...]

Acer XDS insider driver with graphite shaft – 460cc Titanium – available in 10.5? and 12? – facilitates an inside-out swing

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Jan 282012

Acer XDS insider driver with graphite shaft - 460cc Titanium - available in 10.5? and 12? - facilitates an inside-out swing

Acer XDS Insider 460cc Titanium Driver Material: Face: 6-4 Titanium Body: 100% Titanium Finish: Charcoal Metallic The most common tendency amongst weekend warriors is coming over the top and making an outside-in move resulting in a push, fade or the dreaded slice. It ruins that hole if not the whole game. Designers have to be more creative in designing clubs – designing them around the way the average golfer swings, rather than creating perfect clubs and expecting golfers to swing that way. A Golf Digest article states that if a golfer were able to change to more of an inside-out movement a golfer who swung 95 mph could gain as much as 42 yards. Of course, this would require a huge change in how the person swings the club and let’s face it most golfers are not going to be able to put in that much time and effort. But through creating design features in the club head, the golfer can be encouraged to make more of an inside-out path. This is how the Acer XDS Insider got its name. The profile of the head as well as the contour on the crown was specifically designed to create a mental picture of swinging from the inside to encourage one to swing the driver on an inside-out swing path instead of that dreaded distance robbing over-the-top move. The XDS Insider also helps you in other ways. Internal weighting creates a draw bias shifting weight toward the heel to assist in rotating [Read More ...]

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