http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk Golf Clubs, Shafts and Expert Advice in St Andrews Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:33:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/the-harrison-shotmaker-driving-accuracy-in-a-tube/#comment-15 Drew Davren Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:33:00 +0000 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/?p=1246#comment-15 my wee mate should just use his putter off the tee he is truly awesome with the flatstick jealous of glasgow my wee mate should just use his putter off the tee he is truly awesome with the flatstick
jealous of glasgow

]]> http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/got-the-vibe-worth-the-wait/#comment-12 Anonymous Mon, 14 Nov 2011 08:52:00 +0000 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/?p=849#comment-12 Don't need a fitting as such but we generally let players try it out in two identical putters, one with the Vibe and one without. We don't tell them which one has the Vibe installed. Once they have experienced the benefits of the Vibe, they can then have one fitted into their own putter. Pretty easy to install as long as you have the fitting tool. The tool screws onto the end of the Vibe and this is then pushed down the shaft to the appropriate position. The tool can then be unscrewed and withdrawn, leaving the Vibe in place. You can either take the grip off to do this or you can cut a round hole in the butt of the grip, install the Vibe, then plug the hole with a special plastic cap. The tool is a required purchase for each Vibe dealer.Type your reply... Don’t need a fitting as such but we generally let players try it out in two identical putters, one with the Vibe and one without. We don’t tell them which one has the Vibe installed. Once they have experienced the benefits of the Vibe, they can then have one fitted into their own putter. Pretty easy to install as long as you have the fitting tool. The tool screws onto the end of the Vibe and this is then pushed down the shaft to the appropriate position. The tool can then be unscrewed and withdrawn, leaving the Vibe in place. You can either take the grip off to do this or you can cut a round hole in the butt of the grip, install the Vibe, then plug the hole with a special plastic cap. The tool is a required purchase for each Vibe dealer.Type your reply…

]]> http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/got-the-vibe-worth-the-wait/#comment-8 Ed Sun, 06 Nov 2011 07:04:17 +0000 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/?p=849#comment-8 Don't need a fitting as such but we generally let players try it out in two identical putters, one with the Vibe and one without. We don't tell them which one has the Vibe installed. Once they have experienced the benefits of the Vibe, they can then have one fitted into their own putter. Pretty easy to install as long as you have the fitting tool. The tool screws onto the end of the Vibe and this is then pushed down the shaft to the appropriate position. The tool can then be unscrewed and withdrawn, leaving the Vibe in place. You can either take the grip off to do this or you can cut a round hole in the butt of the grip, install the Vibe, then plug the hole with a special plastic cap. The tool is a required purchase for each Vibe dealer. Don’t need a fitting as such but we generally let players try it out in two identical putters, one with the Vibe and one without. We don’t tell them which one has the Vibe installed. Once they have experienced the benefits of the Vibe, they can then have one fitted into their own putter. Pretty easy to install as long as you have the fitting tool. The tool screws onto the end of the Vibe and this is then pushed down the shaft to the appropriate position. The tool can then be unscrewed and withdrawn, leaving the Vibe in place. You can either take the grip off to do this or you can cut a round hole in the butt of the grip, install the Vibe, then plug the hole with a special plastic cap. The tool is a required purchase for each Vibe dealer.

]]> http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/got-the-vibe-worth-the-wait/#comment-7 Marsh Lands Sat, 05 Nov 2011 07:38:00 +0000 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/?p=849#comment-7 how hard are these to install? does it really require a fitting? how hard are these to install? does it really require a fitting?

]]> http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/got-the-vibe-worth-the-wait/#comment-6 Anonymous Fri, 28 Oct 2011 08:42:00 +0000 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/?p=849#comment-6 Installed one in my own putter. Works well. Installed one in my own putter. Works well.

]]> http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/callaway-star-players-sample-a-st-andrews-fitting-session/#comment-5 Anonymous Wed, 19 Oct 2011 10:18:00 +0000 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/?p=975#comment-5 This was a really hard taxing day at the office!!!!! LOL Fantastic working with pros and asking about why they use certain equipment. Non of the pros used a Tour RAZR but the standard heads, and the reason for this was because they want the most forgiveness possible! Maybe all of us should have a look in our bags and ask the question, "am i using the best possible equipment that will help my golf, or am i using this because it looks good in the bag?" This was a really hard taxing day at the office!!!!! LOL
Fantastic working with pros and asking about why they use certain equipment.
Non of the pros used a Tour RAZR but the standard heads, and the reason for this was because they want the most forgiveness possible! Maybe all of us should have a look in our bags and ask the question, “am i using the best possible equipment that will help my golf, or am i using this because it looks good in the bag?”

]]> http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/callaway-star-players-sample-a-st-andrews-fitting-session/#comment-4 Anonymous Tue, 18 Oct 2011 15:09:00 +0000 http://www.appliedgolftechnology.co.uk/?p=975#comment-4 Looks like even the tour players are looking for more consistency. Looks like even the tour players are looking for more consistency.

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