As a consumer, the unique serial number on your irons will also allow you to order additional clubs with the exact specs as your original set. If you want to add a matching U-wedge, or replace a 9i that is now swimming at the Sawgrass 17 th, your serial number is saved in PING’s system and guarantees an exact match when you order. Apr 26, 2017 - We received a counterfeit Ping G30 Driver and have posted pictures. The font on the serial number is much larger on the counterfeit than the.

Welcome speech in malayalam youth festival group. I am delighted to see that three institutions have again organized a new series of annual conferences that capitalize on our strengths and have built on our common commitment to promoting effective use of technology in diverse modes of education. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Conference Organizing Committee for their diligent work. There is a lot to offer for a three-day event. If you take a look at the Conference Programme, you will agree that this inaugural Conference is going to be busy and productive.

On 1/7/2019 at 8:35 AM, klineka said: Posted 16 hours ago Overrated/Underrated #12: Walking while playing golf to help improve scores I am going with underrated. It just helps me play better because I think it gets me in a better rhythm. I tend to look around more at the surroundings instead of just driving the cart to the path, to my ball, 90 degrees back to cart path etc. I my case It is much more peaceful so I think it helps me focus more on the next shot.

I also think it has something to do with just being able to walk (living in Florida) because their are so fun places that you are allowed to walk or it becomes just too hot in the summer. My particular course ends up being cart path only when wet so it actually works out better being able to walk because I have all my clubs right there with me instead of trying to guess which ones I need as I walk across the fairway to my ball. Overrated I can't think of any benefit from walking over riding other than I enjoy walking more. I don't think it benefits my score. The only benefit of riding I can think of is not getting tired.

I noticed a few people say you get a better perspective off the course. This might be true, but most courses let you drive anywhere, and the carts do not move that fast for you to not get a look at the course. As for getting a view of the green, I don't think approaching the green from the side or back versus the front makes a big difference. Since I use Aimpoint, I don't really concern myself with that sort of thing. I have heard the tip of reading the green from the fairway as you walk up. • TST Blog Entries.

• Look at the grooves through a magnifying glass. The cross section of the grooves has a slight taper, giving a box or u-shaped appearance. Icom ic e91 programming software.

This shape is where they differ from the V-groove shape that is the other shape of grooves used on clubs. • Confirm the manufacturer name and model. All Ping clubs manufactured up to 2010 have been manufactured with square grooves. The PING logo is present on the rear of the iron along with the club make, manufacturer Karsten's name and serial number. Ping clubs include: The G10, V2 Rapture, i10, S57, S59, Rhapsody, G5, Zing, Eye 2 and the Eye 2+. • Check the patent for legality. US Patents D4512577 and D276644 stamped in the cavity of a Ping Eye 2 club denotes the clubs that were manufactured between 1985 and 1990 and have been 'grandfathered' (allowed through old rules) onto the PGA Tour, despite the illegality of using similar clubs manufactured after this time.