Your thoughts and opinions please…
- Thread starter Soberlife
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Yes.
Iwishiwasrich
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Yes
I’m going to say NO. There are some cues that have pretty weak/soft ferrules.
That doesn't mean it wouldn't work. Just means it might not work as well or might break the ferrule.
Yes. And you don't even need the phenolic tip.
And you can play a full round of golf with a 9 iron.
Absolutely. And like someone mentioned, you don't need a phenolic tip. Although they can help. The main thing is hitting the balls squarely and with decent speed. And I put "hitting the balls squarely" before "speed" because it's far more important. A glancing blow at 100 mph isn't going to be as good as a square hit at 10 mph. That's obviously an exaggeration. But you get my point.
I believe phenolic has been banned as of about 10 years ago. It was putting half moon craters into cueballs.
The break cues these days have a slightly softer material, but still harder than regular playing tips.
The break cues these days have a slightly softer material, but still harder than regular playing tips.
Yeah, maybe just that. It was one of them for sure, the WPA banned it.
Me personally, I've been using my playing cue to break for about 10 years, as I don't like carrying more than one stick to the pool hall. I break hard as hell (for my skinny body), and haven't had any issues.
old golf hustle. i used to get strokes and play with just two or three clubs. some could shoot in the low 70's with just a putter. and yes i was there.
generally a 6 iron was best if playing with one club. then that cost you about three strokes from your normal game. that's all.
generally a 6 iron was best if playing with one club. then that cost you about three strokes from your normal game. that's all.
no he didn't. please.
G10 is bad on cb's, phenolic is ok based on what i've seen/used. Been using a white diamond for yrs now and to me its about perfect for jump/break duties.