wfrogge1

I keep zero golf equipment in my garage after I found rust spots on a set of iron shafts years ago. Inside my house I have a few Scotty Cameron limited releases, a set of Adams CMB irons that I just can't bring myself to sell, 1/2 a dozen driver shafts and an assortment of hybrids/driving irons/long irons that I switch out of my bag from time to time.... Oh and old wedges, lots and lots of old wedges that I need to sell

I have worked for companies where a PE took over and things went bad fast and I have worked for companies where a PE took over and things got better. Currently I work for a company that has been owned by the same PE firm for 25+ years. They stay out of daily operations, no cuts/layoffs ever, and are really friendly when they visit. Why? Because we generate a lot of revenue for them and grow year after year. Titleist and TaylorMade over the years have been owned by PE firms with good results (outside of the issues with the TM full carbon heads but that has nothing to do with the PE firm).

This makes zero sense. As of today and for the short term not much change will happen with this company production wise. Its not like the PE will be on site today changing the materials and processes used to create the putter you just ordered. If anything now is the time to buy a LAB before they (might..) move to more mass production to increase sales.

Did you weaken the loft with the 250 5i or did you just leave it 1 degree stronger than the T150 5 iron would have been

I switched from a NP2 to the Jailbird Cruiser about the same time he did. Felt more stable for putts over 15ft but that big potato masher head really threw me off for short putts. With years worth of mallet data via Arccos I didn't see an improvement and felt uncomfortable enough that I switched back to a NP2/Anser style.

Interesting. The H 24 limited has the same neck and its almost faced balanced

Maybe the B3 limited release or the H24 last year?

Sheep Scotty head cover.. ironic