#900 Cor Golf Drivers drivers#
#900 Cor Golf Drivers driver#

Interesting, as clubfaces start off raw at 3mm and are sanded, grinded and polished down less than 3mm to final spec. The average clubface will have approximately 10% of its thickness removed. which is counter-productive to roll and distance.ДЄlso an incorrect blanket statement! Most players actually need MORE spin to keep the ball aloft. Grooves only remove debris and water in this case.

#900 Cor Golf Drivers drivers#

As virtually all of my drivers have been grooveless since 2002, I can tell you that grooves have proven negligible results at best in reference to spin. This is due to the fact that the grooves produce spin, This is not a problem and is most often even advantageous. Some clubs may lose the grooving in the center portion of the club as seen in some of the pictures. And how does this website author claim to evidently 'know' the clubs 'ideal thickness'? Faced are forged or sometimes ( not nearly as often) cast.

#900 Cor Golf Drivers driver#

the face of the driver is NOT machined once, so 're machining' is poorly worded. Our process involves re machining the face of the driver or fairway wood to that particular club's own ideal thickness.ДЇirst off. We can program to avoid contacting that area. It is not a problem if the crown material wraps over onto the top of the face. Black coated surfaces, clubs with etched finishes or logos, and composite faced drivers may obviously change in appearance. We can normally blend any polished metal face driver very close to its original stock finish. We can improve the performance on pretty much any USGA conforming driver or fairway wood, but obviously the higher quality drivers will respond the best. A flexible shaft will also allow for a higher COR shaving level Clubs with lesser degrees of loft ie 8 to 9 are going to sustain more pressure upon impact than a higher lofted club also simply due to the angle of impact. 900 COR should be reserved for those players with swing speeds under 90.

880 COR for most golfers as that will give the best blend of performance and durability.890 COR may be acceptable for those with a swing speed under 100 and. You will be able to select your desired shaving level when you order our service. We do guarantee not to damage or break your club while we are working on it, but cannot guarantee the durability of it afterwords. That is the trade off, but it is well worth the added performance to most golfers. You will notice that clubs with thinner faces will have less durability. 30 MM so those portions in the center areas will lose more of their grooving than the outer areas. 305 MM being removed while the toe and heel would lose.

Removing 10% of the material in the center of the face would result in. For example, a Taylormade R9 460 measures 3.05 MM in the center of the club while the toe and heel measure 2.30 MM. This is why the grooves are sometimes removed from the center portions of the club and not all the way out to the edges. Since most club faces use Variable Face Thickness technology the center portion of the club is usually thicker than around the edges. This is due to the fact that the grooves produce spin, which is counter-productive to roll and distance. All of the work is performed on the outside of the club. The club face will then be polished to match its original finish. This is performed with the use of a CNC machine that allows us to program the outline of the club face to maintain the original curvature while it is being re-machined. Our process involves re machining the face of the driver or fairway wood to that particular club's own ideal thickness.