Re: Blade vs Cavity back
Tom K wrote:
"Mike Dalecki" <mike@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The adjustability issue is less important than what it once was, as
manufacturers are using a softer steel in their cast heads, a version that
makes them about as adjustable as the forged clubheads. The PC-III's are
like that, for instance.
Any explanation why my forged Titleist forged blades from 20 years ago are
much less scratched and worn than my 1 year old forged 804OS Cavity backs?
Did they use better steel 20 years ago? Or was that a harder steel? Both
are forged... but the 20 year old blades seem so much more impervious to
damage.
--Tom
I don't know. I'd guess a harder type of steel, or perhaps you used
head covers for a time?
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