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02-10-2006, 09:12 PM

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Interesting Article

Found this article on the SI's Website, which I found interesting regaurding customized club fitting.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...de.golf/1.html

So who would pay the $150 to see what their computer recomends as an ideal driver?

I would definately be tempted, though I do not think I have ever spent over $50 for any club in my bag, and 150 for the fitting and then you get a specefic club and shaft may be hard to go with used stuff if it comes out to be a rare combination. Wonder when those vans will be rolling around the country.

I can see them having more business then they would know what to do with. It is a great idea. Just wonder how accurate?

Bob

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