Unbelievable......but not really

[misplacedtexan83]

> @tleader said:

> > @PeanutsDaddy said:

> > Appears that Tyson is concerned that a Youngblood is closing in on a piece of his market share.

> >

> > If Logan is bright (which he appears to be) he will learn from Lamb’s missteps and build a broader base. The formula for success is pretty clear. All he has to do is read the numerous Lamb threads that have landed in the cooler.

> >

> > Happy to see that he didn’t get into a social media spat with Lamb and co. Kept posting putter pictures as if it was business as usual.

> >

> > All the rest is simply ‘white noise’.

>

> I’ve said it before. I respect Lamb’s ability and craftsmanship. I loathe the inability to communicate with customers and his business model (while obviously successful) is a huge turnoff for me. Take my name and down payment and I’ll wait for a true custom, I’m not playing games or lotteries to win a chance of purchasing a 95% complete putter. Hard pass.

 

Always room for improvement like any business. I waited and finally got my custom

 

But still friends with other makers and collect all things. Big enough market for all to do their own thing their way. And most do it that way.

 

 

[misplacedtexan83]

> @coach_harris1 said:

> Lamb, Olsen, Swag they all copy from others. Lamb stole Mann’s name and other ideas etc. Olsen has stolen names as well from Scotty and others. Putters names “Stitchback” “Junkyard Dog” and “Trusty Rusty” (Cobra Wedge). Swag has stolen several head cover designs from Byron.

>

> So it seems the young guns are “borrowing” way too many things from the old timers. I’m sticking with the old timers. Plus I think $2500 for a putter is stupid. If that’s your style more power to you. It’s not gonna make you putt any better but at least you’ll look cool.

 

 

Agree a putter is still just a putter. Only club that gets used every hole. So why not make it cool or something special to you.

 

$5000 irons aren’t going to make you a better player but some people buy them. I don’t care what is in your bag.. just have fun and play fast

[PeanutsDaddy]

> @misplacedtexan83 said:

> > @PeanutsDaddy said:

> > Appears that Tyson is concerned that a Youngblood is closing in on a piece of his market share.

> >

> > If Logan is bright (which he appears to be) he will learn from Lamb’s missteps and build a broader base. The formula for success is pretty clear. All he has to do is read the numerous Lamb threads that have landed in the cooler.

> >

> > Happy to see that he didn’t get into a social media spat with Lamb and co. Kept posting putter pictures as if it was business as usual.

> >

> > All the rest is simply ‘white noise’.

>

>

> Howdy PD.. hope all is well.

>

> The market is big for sure. It will be an interesting rest of the year and on for sure

 

Hi Texan,

 

Hope all’s well on your end.

 

Exactly why I think IG posts like these are a waste of energy and do very little to grow a brand. The market will sort all of this out. Maybe the competition will could lead to a lowering of prices, an increase in putter production, a new form of innovation, etc. These comments are best sent in private and/or delivered in person.

 

Remember the entire MGS boondoggle with Lamb? Would have been best kept behind the scenes, but MGS took their side to a public forum and predictably things went sideways. I remember Tyson criticizing this public approach so I would have hoped for better. Maybe he did reach out to Olson and I’m unaware.

 

Live and learn I guess. Seems to be the way of things for some in the age of social media.

 

[misplacedtexan83]

> @PeanutsDaddy said:

> > @misplacedtexan83 said:

> > > @PeanutsDaddy said:

> > > Appears that Tyson is concerned that a Youngblood is closing in on a piece of his market share.

> > >

> > > If Logan is bright (which he appears to be) he will learn from Lamb’s missteps and build a broader base. The formula for success is pretty clear. All he has to do is read the numerous Lamb threads that have landed in the cooler.

> > >

> > > Happy to see that he didn’t get into a social media spat with Lamb and co. Kept posting putter pictures as if it was business as usual.

> > >

> > > All the rest is simply ‘white noise’.

> >

> >

> > Howdy PD.. hope all is well.

> >

> > The market is big for sure. It will be an interesting rest of the year and on for sure

>

> Hi Texan,

>

> Hope all’s well on your end.

>

> Exactly why I think IG posts like these are a waste of energy and do very little to grow a brand. The market will sort all of this out. Maybe the competition will could lead to a lowering of prices, an increase in putter production, a new form of innovation, etc. These comments are best sent in private and/or delivered in person.

>

> Remember the entire **** boondoggle with Lamb? Would have been best kept behind the scenes, but **** took their side to a public forum and predictably things went sideways. I remember Tyson criticizing this public approach so I would have hoped for better. Maybe he did reach out to Olson and I’m unaware.

>

> Live and learn I guess. Seems to be the way of things for some in the age of social media

 

Sometimes like in life, you have enough and the fastest way to get a point across .. is post something.

 

I didn’t see it but guessing he took it down pretty quick but never quick enough. Ie. look at some movie stars, etc.

 

Oh well you live and learn. Everyday is a new day