Lwolf

I have the following for sale... all are RH in 9-9.5/10 condition 1. Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport 2.5 with red headcover and divot tool, length 34", with Winn V17 gray grip, looking for US $160 shipped. SOLD 2. TaylorMade Rossa CGB Modena 8 with Rossa headcover and Rossa Winn black and red grip, length 33"- 34", looking for US $130 shipped. Shipments to the US or Canada, other destinations, please inquire for a quote. I do accept Paypal and will pay the fees myself. Email inquiries to [email protected] Pics can be seen at the following link... thanks for looking!!! http://community.webshots.com/album/201017526egMyNe?46 Note: The MacGregor putter has already been sold.

US $280

I can't disagree with anything you said here, guess some people have a lot more spendable cash than others.

Exactly!! Why does it matter who is the OEM? Cameron didn't make the steel, he just designed a putter head around it. Very few Camerons are handmade and he still didn't forge the steel. In reality, most tour cameron heads are really just a heavy retail head with different stamps. The market dictates the price, which is a product of Cameron/Titleist marketing. You can't go to AME, Winn, or GP and buy the Cameron creation. You can buy the same model but, not the same design. I think none of you guys have girlfriends or wifes as they sure can tell you the difference between a real and fake Prada. When the restoration shop opens, I bet you see these grips and they will go down to $35-$50 a grip. Of course, the real manufactured value is probably a few bucks. The value of Heacovers and grips is somewhat of a good thing because if you buy $1500.00 tour putter, at least you can assign some value to the headcover and grip. I am simply saying that the manufactured costs of these items is far below the prices they command on sites like Ebay, if people wish to pay big $$ for them, so be it. I just don't understand why anyone would want to pay approx. $300 for a grip, Cameron or otherwise. Personally I would not want to use that particular grip, so what does someone do with it, look at it??

Exactly!!

Some people are crazy, if you think that is nuts, check this out... :surprize: http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...me=STRK:MEWA:IT

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The color is just bad!!! :yuk:

Not yet! :laugh:

And I thank you for it! The suckers look great, Like a blade but with a bit more forgiveness. How many sets were made? I know they are limited. Matt, I don't know how many sets were made, good luck with them and please send pics when you get them refinished. Thanks again for providing a new home for them. Note: anyone who deals with Matt in the BST forum will be dealing with a very reliable person, he pays when he promises and has excellent communication!!!! :cool:

I sold mine recently simply because I had too many iron sets in the closet which were not being used. It was a matter of doing a little house cleaning, putters are probably next! :smile1:

I use the overlap grip, it is just more comfortable for me.

Acetone is good to remove the paint fill, you may need a small pick also, take your time, it is worth it.

I like this idea!!! :cool:

Send a private message to TourSpecGolfer for the details.

Nice, I tried to find the little buggar twice at "his" club without any luck, glad to hear you got the $$!!!!

You guys are doing it again, I already have enough sets of irons but those are really beautiful, very tempting!!!!!! :cool:

Absolutely beautiful looking irons, congrats! :cool:

:cool: Wow, those look really nice.

Thanks FAQ for the additional info!! ian

Found them, thanks very much lightrider!!! :cool: ian

Hi guys, could someone please assist with me with some info about these irons. What I am looking for are lofts and lies for irons 3-PW cavity backs. Thanks in advance. ian

Wow, great looking set of irons, nice clean look!

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