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Why use RITC 799? (9)
Re: Why use RITC 799?by Gene 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Why use RITC 799?) was posted by Gene, on 2/14/2005 6:13:22 PM:
| My sense is that it is the blade. The more I have read about the Yasaka Extra, the more I understand that it is unsuited to a pips hitting game. I just pulled the 799 off and replaced it with a looping rubber. We'll see how it does at the club tonight. How do you think the 799 would do on a 6030l? |