ode Likely not a coincidence that an email went out today re the new fairways and hybrids......both I might add are shallow...so I won't be discussing them, but if others want to post the sneak peaks be my guest 😉
customgolfcenter The 719MW is now available! Just be prepared for a bit of sticker shock. I imagine fully assembled drivers will retail for around $500-$600 depending on the shaft.
sdandrea1 customgolfcenter I imagine fully assembled drivers will retail for around $500-$60 Plus high shipping rates........🤬
Ksinger ode customgolfcenter Played the Wishon 719 driver in January in floridia. My fitter ( Tim mossel in n j ) set up a demo for me. It was set at neutral with 30 grams of weight in rear. The key with this driver is His Tom made it 175 grams weight this allows more weight ( like 30 grams). It’s without doubt one if his greatest designs better than the 919. Great height with my shots. Vs the 919 ( it has to be the 30 gram weights) More distance and really hot off the face at impact. I averaged about 15 yards more than 919. And most of all great control! In my opinion one of his greatest designs!
LBlack14 colej Damnit man they’re pricing themselves right out of it. That's the beauty of it all. Dipshits.
garyt1957 Whew, just checked what the cost of a head sells for to clubmakers! I probably bought my last Wishon driver.
pellmell Ksinger joined this forum just to post an elated review of the 719 after criticism about the price.
sdandrea1 pellmell Ksinger joined this forum just to post an elated review of the 719 after criticism about the price. Wishon employee/ shill?
scotts33 My fitter ( Tim mossel in n j ) set up a demo for me. I would assume you guys would know that I am not a shill. ☺ Tim and I go to the PCS many moons ago. Tim Mosel clubmaker in NJ. https://www.timmosel.com/
ode Not much chatter about Wishon these days, but they are still releasing new offerings which is good.....this thread would be the right place for discussion....I think🤔
Ksinger Although I’m not an employee of Wishon golf I love his designs and His books are a great read on club making . ( one of his best if you have not read it is. “ 12 myths that could wreck your golf game “. I read this many years ago. And it had big impact on how one views golf clubs coming from major companies. Over a period of a few weeks in January I tried the 719. Snd also on every other day played my 919. Driver. Both are great drivers. But the 719. For me was better. I’m pretty sure it has to do with the 30 grams weight we put on it in rear. No other driver out there can you put 30 grams of weight in rear. ( because weight of driver head is. So light as someone showed in the specs)
scotts33 Ksinger Welcome to G'Buzz Ksinger! I am a Wishon clubmaker/fitter so I get where you are coming from. Say hello to Tim, it's been so many years ago at PCS. Tim's brother Stan was a hellva player.
sdandrea1 Ksinger I still read "The Search for the Perfect Golf Club" periodically as a reference to remind me of Tom's teachings. Good stuff!
Ksinger scotts33 will be seeing Tim and will send your regards thanks for welcome. Thus is very new to me
Ksinger scotts33 sorry. One more thing; yes Tim talks frequently sbout his dad the pro. Snd had great photos of him in his store on the bulletin boards Tim also started using k z g recently. I have not tried but they seems to be along the lines of Wishon. Any input?
