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I'm withholding judgement until I see the Kirkland Signature persimmon throwback woods.
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I'm withholding judgement until I see the Kirkland Signature persimmon throwback woods.
This is true. Even blanked open catalogue wedges had R&D at some point. Some brands get praised for that I guess. Not my thing, that’s for sure
Point at blank in catalog. Give script. Order. Sell. Laugh their ass off.Sure, we agree there. I am just fascinated by this model, and would love to understand the whole process.
That’s all there is to it today.Point at blank in catalog. Give script. Order. Sell. Laugh their ass off.
I can’t wait for all the shock articles on these
Sure, we agree there. I am just fascinated by this model, and would love to understand the whole process.
If I was a betting man, I would say sourcing near net castings at best or buying blanks at worst and having them done. It's not a new model, and one that quite a few companies use.
If I was a betting man, I would say sourcing near net castings at best or buying blanks at worst and having them done. It's not a new model, and one that quite a few companies use.
While I may not agree with the release, can't knock the hustle. It's capitalism at it's finest and I am sure they know the demand is there. Who am I to tell someone how to spend their money, just because I won't be spending mine.
That's what I am thinking as well. So what is the over under on price? $110?
Curious if OEM's order these blanks and reverse engineer them with their propriety R&D, or do most OEM's design from scratch?
If they aren't $79 or less they are charging too much. I would have probably gone in the $49-$59 range genuinely.
There are far too many brands out there with both cast and forged wedges in the $79-$99 for products.
My guess is that they will be at a $149 price point in a pack of 3, at something likeIf they aren't $79 or less they are charging too much. I would have probably gone in the $49-$59 range genuinely.
There are far too many brands out there with both cast and forged wedges in the $79-$99 for products.
The pictured one is a 52.something like 50/54/58.
It seems like there are always quality wedges for around $100. RTX4 is currently $99. I’d think under $60.You are probably right. I was just trying to compare the price to their putter. It was $150'ish right??
I don't let facts get in the way of my opinions.The pictured one is a 52.
The pictured one is a 52.
I went with my original suggestion because I had a hard time picturing the cross section of Costco golf club shoppers and those who comfortably play a 60* wedge. If this is a set with a 60, then it should do wonders for pace of play around the greens .52 / 56/ 60 is the most common gaping.