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I need help with a golf course question?

Golffrontiers — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:42:37 GMT

i need nice golf courses in central nj that are nice to kids like 11 12 13 ext. and plz donot telll me like a putt putt place or a golf camp plz answer

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TeI3 gets the Studio Select treatment...........and likes it, ;)

golfluvzme — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 23:32:53 GMT

I was asked, earlier this year to put a maintenance free finish on a customer's TeI3 Newport 2 and a few other details. We added a nickel plating to the insert, gave it a full-face milling and some personal stamping on sole and bumpers. The customer received his putter, loved it, but had a brainstorm hit one night while roaming Ebay and asked if I thought it was possible to put Studio Select weights in the sole of his TeI3 putter.............
Here she is, in all of her new-found Studio Select/ TeI3 Hybrid glory.
The weights screw in, just like the stock Studio Select and fit like a glove. This project is really a showcase for finding the best guys in the field you are working in and building a relationship that bears fruit. The gentleman who does the mill work that is over my head or beyond my abilities is one of the best younger minds in that field. He has his limitations, but his talent is expanding, daily.
Check out the pictures and share your thoughts. I already know that I'll get hammered by some for the "PROTOTYPE" stamping, but when that was done, this was a prototype for my work on the insert. You don't see full face milling on TeI3's very often and this was only the second that I had attempted. As well, the nickel plated insert is also not something seen every day. Now, with the genuine Circle T Studio Select weights, it is a prototype for the work that MannKrafted is capable of putting out.
Upon weighing this one, it seems as though no weight difference was made, from adding the weights. It was a bit of a light putter, at the very start of our work, and there is no significant addition to this after adding the weights.
I look forward to your comments and hope that it is received for what it really is, a young man's dream putter that came together with a decent amount of sweat and honest thought.
Thanks,
LaMont in AZ

PS, I just saw the "new PROTOTYPE" that Scotty introduced for his convention. If you were a Cameronite, which would you rather have? A current design that was tweaked just a little and dressed up with engraving, or something like this? A true Classic Cameron that was treated to some of Scotty's best ideas in recent memory. Food for thought, and nothing more.
Please don't take this as a jab at Scotty. He has a creative mind that is second to almost no one in the putter world, today. I just think that this type of project may never have been considered and it has real merit, IMHO.

Tiger lost the monkey

golfer — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:39:51 GMT

Now that the monkey is off his back he goes out and posts a first round 65. seems like the divorce being finalized is all that tiger needed to get back into the swing of things. ???

Phil Mickelson = Hugh Grant??

CaddyMan — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 19:08:30 GMT

Anyone ever notice how similar they look?? I never noticed it before but i can see some similarities now!

http://www.msg.com/photos/2.1677/act...kelson-1.48343

This is comedy!

GJStaff — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 00:12:10 GMT

Crazy Funny

Not that there is a rapist on the loose but if you saw the real interview and then saw this spoof, it's hilarious!

Cameron fixer-upper from a PGA Pro

golfluvzme — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 03:14:55 GMT

I picked this one up in my travels, yesterday. The shop it came from takes care of a lot of the tour pros, during the off season and sometimes when they are in town between tournaments.
This putter is one of a large lot turned over to this shop by a tour pro who I don't believe is touring, any longer, but plays a good amount locally and even has a bit on a media source, here in the Valley of the Sun.
You can see that it was most likely taken by the grip, turned toe down and slammed into a cart path or parking lot. Not what most would do to a Cameron, but when they come free, I guess they have a little less value, eh?
The neck is gonzo'd, the toe end of the face is smashed and the back edge of the flange looks like pizza. I have a plan for this one, but it will be one that gets worked on during times when I have maxed out my work on customer's putters and just need to have some fun.
Fire some ideas, if any come to mind. I plan on shaving that hosel off, doing some rounding on the corners and a new face milling. I am open to listen to any ideas and if I use yours, we'll both know where it came from.
Thanks for your contributions to this thread. I think we can have some fun with this one.
LaMont in AZ

Cameron Studio No. 5 goes Business/Holiday

golfluvzme — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 15:03:03 GMT

Here are some quick pictures of a Studio No. 5 that came in for a fresh look. I was rolling and missed an email from the owner, after having the top already paint filled. The original request was for all black fill, but he requested that we make a change, due to his preference of using the holiday covers on his Cammies, from time to time.
I asked if he was alright with a Business look from above and Holiday, from below. He was very gracious and agreed. After seeing the putter in pictures, what is your honest opinion?
I really want to get it sent his way on Saturday, but I want it as good as it can be, when it leaves.
Let me know,
LaMont in AZ