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    Quote Originally Posted by Daves View Post
    An addendum to this one. I was finding that the Qld heat was weakening the glue on the Velcro strips and they were starting to peel off. I found some heavy duty (3KG) Velcro at Bunnings and that seems to hold much better. So far at least.
    After about 5 years, I’ve finally as one of my Velcro strips start to peel off the past couple of weeks.




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    What's a hack for alignment sticks? Some product from Bunnings?

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    Old golf shafts.





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    Quote Originally Posted by PeteyD View Post
    Old golf shafts.
    I don't have any of those unfortunately. I should have kept some.

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    Simmsy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yossarian View Post
    Thought this was a thread about simmsy
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    Simmsy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyP View Post
    What's a hack for alignment sticks? Some product from Bunnings?
    I used two red tomato stakes for a long time. Cost me less than the sausage and coke on the way in to Bunnings.



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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyP View Post
    What's a hack for alignment sticks? Some product from Bunnings?
    $1.90 parking sticks from Home Depot... plus postage They have a bit of reflector tape around the top, for marking your driveway to easily see the sides when reversing, I bought 5 of them, best hoe purchase ever. Never seen anything like it for sale in Oz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyP View Post
    Classic!
    I'm hoping he sees one of them.

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    Are you a rep for bunnings ?
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    Five star rating too. Fantastic!
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    If going to USA, get some Driveway markers from Home Depot for less than $2. They are identical to Alignment Sticks
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    $1.90 parking sticks from Home Depot... plus postage They have a bit of reflector tape around the top, for marking your driveway to easily see the sides when reversing, I bought 5 of them, best hoe purchase ever. Never seen anything like it for sale in Oz.
    Classic!

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    Yeah. I was hoping nobody would notice.
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    Can measure loft and lie angle of your clubs by taking a photo of them, from front on and side on, then drawing some lines on the photo and measure the intersection. I use Gimp for that. Plenty of other applications could do the same thing.

    Lie angle seems fairly easy, i am getting 1/2 to 1/4 of a degree from what I expected it to be.
    Loft angle is hit and miss, up to 6 degrees flatter on a 7 iron, what the hell. Then I have realised that the lens will have to be dead set on the centre axis of the clubface otherwise its the same effect as toe up or down changing the loft.

    got motivated to muck about with this as nobody around here has equipment to measure loft/lie on hybrids and woods.
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    1. If the grips are a bit slippery... use your car key to rough them up. Do it under a tap for added effect, key then dry towel for minty goodness.
    2. After putting on sunscreen - Use hand sanitizer on your hands to get rid of the oily residue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by virge666 View Post
    1. If the grips are a bit slippery... use your car key to rough them up. Do it under a tap for added effect, key then dry towel for minty goodness.
    2. After putting on sunscreen - Use hand sanitizer on your hands to get rid of the oily residue.
    Does 1. only apply to corded crips? Wondering how a car key would help out something like my normal Pure grips.
    I wash them every so often and then hit them with some sandpaper.



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    Quote Originally Posted by henno View Post
    Does 1. only apply to corded crips? Wondering how a car key would help out something like my normal Pure grips.
    I wash them every so often and then hit them with some sandpaper.
    Pretty much ditto. Give them a quick wipe with a wet rag and them use a sanding block.

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    Quote Originally Posted by henno View Post
    Does 1. only apply to corded crips? Wondering how a car key would help out something like my normal Pure grips.
    I wash them every so often and then hit them with some sandpaper.
    Can confirm works on all types of grips. Especially those tour velvets of yesteryear.


 

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