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Originally Posted by leoslayer
The problem is none of you have played with 1960's clubs and shafts. You only know the new stuff. Because of that you have no frame of reference.
I understand this and I know it causes your frustration.
I shall try explaining it to you like I would my 6-year old nephew who plays with fisher-price clubs (man Jack would kill to have had these clubs back in his day)
1. Nxt refutes your contention that Jack > Tiger in length with confusing things like numbers and data
2. You shrug the hard evidence off and respond intelligently with something subjective and anecdotal
3. You rebuttal by saying that's because Jack's clubs were harder to hit and mis-hits were much less forgiving
4. Now, this is the important part. This is where I remind you the argument is based on how long they were
relative to their competitors
5. Since you would agree that Jack was one of the best ball strikers of his era AND clubs back then punished mis-hits more ==> Jack's competitors mis-hit drives relatively more ==> even shorter on average than Jack ==> increase in Jack's overall edge on the field
6. We refer back to the numbers showing, despite everything above, Tiger is STILL longer relative to his competitors
7. You have a brain aneurysm while trying to comprehend all of this, and from having to look up 'aneurysm'
8. You ignore the objective argument that proves you wrong, as always, or gloss over the points that prove you wrong and again respond with another subjective and/or anecdotal argument. This causes a chain reaction of aneurysms among the rest of us that read it, causing this sub-forum to finally go dormant, leaving only BO and mucks, the greatest golf forum of all.