Interloper Golf Presents The ‘Caiman’

 Reviews & Comparisons
Dec 262012
 
Interloper Golf Presents The 'Caiman'

– Foreboding design – advanced technology Distance and control   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.  Important: If your swing speed is less than 100, or you are a senior, a junior or a lady golfer, let us know and we can switch you to a different shaft that will be more responsive to your swing. No extra charge. Just email or call us and we’ll be glad to help.  We don’t just sell the clubs – we test them and we play with them. We test them on the range and then put them into play to get a very good feel for them. We have put a lot of thought and time in configuring this club by matching the right head with the right shaft and grip without making it too expensive.  Features: This [Read More …]

Interloper Golf Presents The ‘System Q2’

 Reviews & Comparisons
Dec 262012
 
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).  Important: If your swing speed is less than 100, or you are a senior, a junior or a lady golfer, let us know and we can switch you to a different shaft that will be more responsive to your swing. No extra charge. Just email or call us and we’ll be glad to help. 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. Adjustable weights to suit your swing Features: The Power Play System Q line includes three drivers, thePower Play System Q quad screws, theSystem Q Tri Port, and now the System Q2. They have distinct advantages for the weekend golfer who does not have the time to work with an instructor and iron out kinks in his swing. These clubs compensate for swing tendencies and gives you a game you can live with. The System Q2 has a square face design while the System Q has [Read More …]

Oxygen Type X Hybrid Irons – individual clubs. 2, 3, 4 and 5. Compare to Ping G5 hybrid clubs …

 Reviews & Comparisons
Apr 172012
 
Oxygen Type X Hybrid Irons - individual clubs. 2, 3, 4 and 5. Compare to Ping G5 hybrid clubs ...

This is a Demo Club that we used only for testing and comparisons purposes. Barely used for one round of golf and an hour on the testing range. It’s almost brand new. # 3 hybrid club, 19? loft, fitted with the Apollo Shadow steel shaft, regular flex and spine aligned. Oxygen Type X Hybrid Club Easy to hit and accurate Perfect for golfers of all skill levels who are trying to bring consistency to their game. Compare the Oxygen Type X hybrid / utility irons to the Ping G5. One Ping G5 hybrid costs $130. Features: The longer profile of the Oxygen Type X hybrid clubs from toe to heel and wide sole design provides iron-like accuracy with wood-like playability from practically any lie. The sloped crown design positions the center of gravity low and away from the face to promote more spin and lift for greater control. The compact head design ensures playability from all conditions, allowing golfers to use the Oxygen Type X Hybrid from anywhere on the course to hit a high, long, soft-landing approach shot. The Oxygen Type X hybrid clubs come with high quality Apollo Shadow Steel Shaft. The Shadow’s low Kickpoint helps produce higher trajectories for improved distance and softer landings. Features the unmistakable tight step pattern design.   Better equipment = lower scores Club # Loft? Lie? Head Weight Face Angle Face Height Head Volume Club Length” Hand Flex* 3 19 59.5 237 Square 33.5mm 110cc 41″ RH R               

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

 Reviews & Comparisons
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

 Reviews & Comparisons
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 …]