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Medium Wizards Now Illegal...
So apparently the PDGA has now made Medium Wizards (not the Wizard itself, just the plastic blend) illegal. Apparently they did not pass the flexibility test after being 'tipped' off that they may possibly be too stiff.
My concern is I've felt a ton of KC Pro plastic that is far stiffer then any Medium plastic blend from Gateway. Those new 12x Firechickens are RIDICULOUSLY stiff. Definitely took me by surprise, anyone else feel like chiming in on this? |
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I'm confused with this, first the plastic was ok to mold, now its not??
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Now they were PDGA approved and are not having their approval revoked but they are not allowed to manufacture them anymore until they meet approval again (either by adding a softening agent to the plastic or an entirely new blend that meets current criteria). I don't know if that helped or added to the confusion |
Huh?
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Damn you plastic nerds and your encoded jargon!!
Just curiuos -- does anyone else's emoticons list on the right here -----> During active posts.... like right now..... bother you? -------> I feel as if they.....are all watching me. Maybe I should put on a little animated show for them.... WHADDA THINK YOU SMILEY LITTLE.....????? WANNA SEE ME MAKE FACES AT YOU????? HMmmmm?? Hmmmmm??? Didn't think so..... OUT! |
makes sense to me. production should meet those requirements of stiffness.
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soooooo, if it isn't a floppy, rubber putter it is out? My Wizard is my driving putter (ppppfffftttttt, hahahahaha driving putter on an am that can hardly hit 350 with a destroyer, lol). It would be my driving putter because it is so stiff. it's a putter for crying out loud. what makes them think it is so dangerous??
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