Thread: Attention All Short-Knockers

Quote: Originally Posted by Kiwi Player Wow this thread is going nowhere fast. Which is what a thread about Thrivers/Thragina's thoroughly deserves. Hey Edgey I thought it had to have a 7 wood ladies flex shaft in it to qualify as a Thragina? Sorry Kiwi All my Thrivers(tm) have had stiff or X Stiff shafts as accuracy is the name of the game. Edgey

When you say "thread closed", under what authority is that? (Talk about a fastball down the middle)

Quote: Originally Posted by edgey Mmmm And if he shortens the shaft a little it becomes a Thriver! Plagiarism is a crime you know. Its true, its damn true Edgey I seriously doubt that you have ever put an x-flex in any of your drivers. The point is to match a low launch shaft with a high launch head. That way you can get optimal launch conditions without spraying the ball due to the inconsistencies of a slow swing speed.

Wow this thread is going nowhere fast. Which is exactly what a thread about Thrivers/Thragina's deserves. Hey Edgey I thought it had to have a 7 wood ladies flex shaft in it to qualify as a Thragina?

Quote: Originally Posted by lorenzoinoc When you say "thread closed", under what authority is that? (Talk about a fastball down the middle) When you reach 4500 posts, you'll know. I don't like to pick low hanging fruit.

Quote: Originally Posted by edgey WRONG!!! F ucking Americans, you think you know it all. Edgey It's tough too be humble when you're great......Oh geezuz! FamousLamass is rubbing off!

Quote: Originally Posted by The Purist I wanted to share a little underground movement with some of our oldies and light weights. Try using a stiffer shaft with a higher lofted head. TrackMan data has shown that many slower swingers have erratic swing speeds and release the club too early. If you can't get your hands ahead of the ball at impact with a decent amount of lag, then you're going to be spraying the ball all over the...