Par4QC $100 iron shafts
$600 putters
$60/doz. balls
$300-450 driver shafts
Now, $650(min.) drivers

Can't wait til their $2800 iron sets come out.

Used to be Matrix, ya know? Went bankrupt.🤔

As long as shooters are buying, the prices hold or go up..

    Typhoon Don’t know why LA Golf thinks people will spend that kind of money.

    Because THEY DO........ people fall prey to marketing.

      pellmell If you say so.....

      Chief Operating Officer Chris Nolan — who’s the former General Manager of North America for Matrix Golf Shafts —

      😉

          if you're playing (highly) competitive golf, I can see a custom fitted, $$ putter.
          I've observed this for a friend.... 🤑

          Typhoon. Krank heads are $459, $549 with shaft. You can usually get some kind of discount though, from what I understand.
          I've hit the XX which is for the slowest swing speeds. I.felt it worked but no where near the 40 yards they claim. Pretty good head, though.

            colej. Can you copyright an idea like that? I mean wouldn't that be like saying different flex shafts are for different SS? Or calling shovels game improvement irons?

                ode 🤣and now you suddenly 'need' it?
                That was the company's actual name.....LSD Golf Clubs. English blokes, iirc. That is their Panther head. Think they have been OOB for almost 10 years.(??)

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                    Par4QC Im referring to the one where the sole looks like it has spreadsheet paper embedded on it.

                      garyt1957 I think any copyright infringement talk is moot. The heads are entirely different from the Krank heads, if I understand that Krank heads do not have the bulge/roll. Thus 2 different designs.

                      If copyrights and patents were so easy to acquire, only 1 company would be selling any clubs with carbon fiber composition. Or weight screws. etc......

                        pellmell If he was GM, he was on payroll. More than that would(maybe) be speculating, I guess.
                        I suppose if a person would dig around on the bankruptcy filing, something might pop up.

                        Question is....why would you hire a person as your COO, if they were majorly involved in the bankruptcy of the former company? Is that position not above where he was prior?

                        iirc, the bankruptcy filing and the take over /renaming to a 'new' company was very quick. HOF was never worried about getting their shafts made.😉

                        edit: It actually was not a bankruptcy as the company went into receivership, and was bid on.