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As a right handed golfer - I place the club, face square, at my left side, in my left hand only, while the the hand/arm position. hangs NATURALLY. This puts the V pointing between right ear and shoulder without fail, No manipulation of hand or forearm. Apply right hand with life line on top...

It's a crap shoot- They are all built to a price point. My biggest beef with all of them is that they don't brew at the recommended temperature of 195-205 F. My recent Black and Decker cheap drip machine is as good and the more expensive Braun that died.

Got it- Thank you.

Rod- It's not a problem but thought I would ask - This is after it's first washing. It was much worse but I trimmed the big nuggies with a pair of very sharp scissors. Top of fingers look the same.

Rod- I have two of your Claw Max gloves that I purchased last year- great glove will will be ordering more. The leather on the top of the thumb and finger tips gets all pilled up and does not clean well. Is this what you are referring to ? Has this issue been resolved ? Regards

Yes- that looks like a great gauge. I would not be unhappy with the value bending devise and that gauge if that is what the budget calls for. https://www.golfworks.com/value-line-golf-club-bending-machine/p/vam/ You will need a bending bar as well-...

As important, is a quality specification gauge. I would rather have a simple bending machine and a good spec gauge than just a good bending machine.. The two go hand in hand for quality work. Bend - measure- bend- measure. Budget for both if you can.

Need you ask - I'm in.

Sorry for the confusion- A typo - great shaft I have been playing myself for years.

These are steel ! There is $100 in new grips alone.

Fashion is a very strange phenomenon. Not many years ago you couldn't buy a pair of shorts above the knee. And too many had cargo pockets. This Old Guy likes them just above the knee.

I did not read this-

90277 Redondo Bch

I always find someone else's project are more interesting than mine. As the saying goes- A jack of all and a master of none. I enjoy helping people that need it.

If you have good ventilation for frying- Frying corn tortilla in a cast iron pan is the very best. Pain in the but to fry and a little greasy but the tasty