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araalvera@hotmail.com
Joined: Aug 10, 2006
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Location: Tony Iommi
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I am looking to build a set for my nephew who is 8 yrs and average size and weight. Would the head be a little heavy for a junior set? I would be using the Apollo shadow jr or one of the tour series jr shaft. Thanks in advance
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Jeff Summitt
Joined: Jan 13, 2006
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With kids getting bigger these days, they may not be too heavy. But to ensure they aren't, I don't think I would make them much longer than what he really needs instead of making them longer to allow him to grow into them.
Jeff Summitt
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bjc0421@msn.com
Joined: Jan 31, 2010
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Jeff,
I'm assuming these are currently just out of stock not discontinued?
BJ
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Jeff Summitt
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I am afraid those irons were discontinued after the end of last year and no longer are in the current catalog / product line.
Jeff Summitt
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araalvera@hotmail.com
Joined: Aug 10, 2006
Messages: 17
Location: Tony Iommi
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Got the Mantara heads and the Apollo Jr shaft. They seem a little heavy for the shafts. Should I trim them to the specs listed. I am afraid that he may not be able to control them as the shaft is real flexable. Thanks in advance
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Jeff Summitt
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Those are very flexible shafts, but make sure to tip them as suggested and hopefully that and cutting them to the shorter length will make them controllable.
Jeff Summitt
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