You are bidding on a BRAND NEW COMPLETELY CUSTOM ASSEMBLED BIONIK NANO WHITE PUTTER

 DESCRIPTION

Nano White Putter + Better alignment = More sinked putts

 THIS AUCTION IS FOR A TOTAL OF 10 PUTTERS

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SPECIFICATIONS 

Bionik 105 Nano White Putter
Available RH
Body Material: Zinc
Face Insert: Milled Aluminum
Lie: 72 Degrees
Head Weight: 320g
Shaft Size: .370″ Straight
Rec. Clublength: 30″
Model: ZP794N-001

You  will receive a completely Custom assembled bionik white nano PUTTER with 2 Easy Steps.

 

-STEP 1-

Choose YOUR   custom club length:

 

 

                                 

Club     Length

 

 

Determining     wrist-to-floor measurement

   

 

To     determine your wrist-to-floor   measurement wear non golf shoes
and  stand on a     hard surface   with your arms hanging relaxed at your
sides. Then  have someone       measure from the point where your hand
meets your wrist (as  shown   in the     diagram below) to the floor.
With this measurement and   your  height, we will     be able to determine
the correct club   length for you.

                                            

 

 

 

The                            chart below helps you determine if   you should  have your                            clubs
altered  from  the standard size based  on your                         height                              and wrist-to-floor                          
measurement.

                         

Note:                              Club length alterations given are in inches.  For example,                              +1.75"
means that your clubs should be  made to                              be 1.75" longer than standard
length. A    -0.5"                            instructs us to build your clubs to  be  0.5"  shorter                            than
standard length.  And a  S means that  the proper                            club length  for you  is
Standard. Use the  Chart to determine                              how much longer or shorter
(than standard)  your club                              length should be by finding where Your Height
and    Wrist-to-Floor                            Measurements intersect:

 

            

           

                               

Shaft Length

 Generally taller  players   require longer clubs and                            shorter players
require   shorter clubs. Putter                             length is based on a golfer's  posture and   hand position                            at
address.

 

Choosing the right length

• A putter that is too short will throw off your view of the putting line, as will a putter that is too long
• Determining the proper length putter for your frame is important.      To ensure the proper fit follow these steps:
  • Assume your regular putting stance
  • Let your arms hang down naturally  
  • Measure to just above the top of your hand for the proper length of the putter

 

                                 

Grip Size

                             Grip size   plays a significant role                            in the shape of   every golfer's
shot. Use  the chart below                              to determine the proper grip size
for the  clubs. Too                              large a grip can limit the golfer's ability to  
properly                              release the wrists through the impact area (
resulting                               in a block and/or fade), while too small a    grip
can                            cause an early release   (resulting in a pull  and/or draw).

          

 

-STEP  2-

Please include with your   PayPal payment your height, putter stance length from hand to floor, and wrist to floor   measurement & grip size.

For   example:

Please send club specs:

my height is 5'8"

putter stance 35"

33"  wrist to floor measurements.

Standard size grips

&   our club builders will take care of the rest!!!

 

 

 

 

ADDED BONUS THIS  WEEK!!!

FREE SPINE ALIGNMENT  FOR YOUR  CUSTOM PUTTER!!!

How    Much Does It Cost? 

Answer:   FREE WITH YOUR    ORDER!!!

What is  Spine Alignment?

Answer:  An independent study on spine   aligning was undertaken by Golf Science Consultants, Inc. The study  was  performed by J. Howard Butler, President of Golf Science  Consultants,  Inc., and former vice-president of shaft technology at  True Temper.

Preliminary test results  clearly indicate that when the golf  shaft is properly aligned the club  becomes more stable, thus improving  the impact repeatability (hitting  the sweet spot more often).

In all golfers  tested impact repeatability improved from 14  to 51% when changing from  non-aligned to spine aligned clubs. In a  separate article, Golf Digest  reported on tests conducted by Dr. P. C.  Chou of the Drexel University  Ballistics Research Center, which revealed  that a player loses about  six yards for ever two-tenths 2/10 of an inch  that they miss the sweet  spot.

Nearly 240  Tour pros have spine  aligned their clubs. "I believe there's something  to spine-matching,"  says Ben Crenshaw. Want real life results? Check out  Scott Verplank's  record on the Tour through 1998, then look at his  record in 1999 and  2000. He has his shafts aligned in 1999. "The bottom  line ...is that if  the spines are not set in the club heads at the  proper angle in  relation to the clubface, we are not getting the most  out of our clubs  and we will continue to have clubs that will perform  differently than  others. Did spining my clubs make a difference? It sure  did. I'm  hitting my 8-iron, 9-iron and wedge farther. I also noticed  that I hit  my woods straighter, and I don't hate my 6-iron anymore." Tom  Stine,  PGA Tour Partners Magazine, Sept/Oct