Flops

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[quote name='One_Putt_Blunder' timestamp='1360794412' post='6423283']
Wilson Fat Shaft Irons
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That was my first thought. If I remember correctly, they couldn't be reshafted?

[tuscolabandit]

Dave Peltz Feather Lites made in Abilene Texas. He also made putters that used plastic golf balls for alignment aides.

[Guia]

The putter with the plastic golf balls was meant for practice only. It could not be used in regular
play because the balls were to high.

[cubfanbob]

> [color=#282828]Cleveland VAS irons?[/color]

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[IM_ALL_IN]

What's up with the fat shaft posts? Are you guys crazy?

Those things were point and shoot accurate, super long and super forgiving. The feel was lacking but I was fine with that tradeoff at the time. Tore a lot of people up with those irons back in the day

[ABgolfer2]

[quote name='Rebel420' timestamp='1371340560' post='7251498']
Although TM R11 irons didn't become very popular, they were good irons. As for the xFT wedges, also a good product, just never really saw them in many other than TM staffers bags. Still probably as many of them still being played today as there are ATV Wedges
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Yup, 3 flops right there.

[tuscolabandit]

[quote name='Guia' timestamp='1371343363' post='7251740']
The putter with the plastic golf balls was meant for practice only. It could not be used in regular
play because the balls were to high.
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Here's the history on his ball putters [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Pelz"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Pelz[/url] if I remember correctly they outlawed the orignal becacuse the face was longer than the length of the body. He modified it and the pro's did not like it. Both models are for sale on ebay.

[Rebel420]

[quote name='ABgolfer2' timestamp='1371348134' post='7252222']
[quote name='Rebel420' timestamp='1371340560' post='7251498']
Although TM R11 irons didn't become very popular, they were good irons. As for the xFT wedges, also a good product, just never really saw them in many other than TM staffers bags. Still probably as many of them still being played today as there are ATV Wedges
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Yup, 3 flops right there.
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All 3 have been in the lineup for well over a year....now I would agree that the Rocketballz irons were a flop. - replaced by rocketbladez in 6 months.