Forum Testing Signup - The SCOR System
SD Charlie
New member
This is definitely the theory of SCOR Golf - that is, being able to trust your scoring clubs to deliver the results you expect. I'm definitely jealous of those selected, you're among the first people to test out an excellent product. As an Eidolon user and fan, I won't need much of a nudge to consider a set including these clubs in the future! Looking forward to everyone's feedback.
Dr. Teeth
Well-known member
Yeah let me know because I would make a trip to try these out.
Might Fine group of testers chosen. Congrats guys! These look very interesting and I really look forward to reading your reviews. It is very important to trust your scoring clubs...
Tadashi70
Well-known member
Why do they choose which wedges you get? I would think that would defeat the purpose. More wedges for less gaps...
Thechosen1
#Thistagwilltravel
Just like with other wedge companies different lofts do different things and allow different shots. For example I did the Cleveland golf wedge fitter and it told me I'm playing the wrong wedges(no need for a 64* for me yet I love that club it's just personal) I'm sure there will be a reason given
jgiguere17
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Congrats to all those that got choosen. Look forward to hearing how these play
One-T
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we tell them our current club setup and then they are going to send us what they think is best. I kind of like I didnt have to make any decisions...hehe
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can't over think that way
mdbuschsr
Just playing for fun
What is the failure you see with the 51?
I love having graphite in my irons. I thought about getting graphite in my wedges, but couldn't pull the trigger on it.
Chunkylover77
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Can't wait to start testing these clubs after I steal them from Matts bag. :golf2::golf3:
mdbuschsr
Just playing for fun
I guess I can't answer for them. My hope and simultaneous problem will come if I get the 5 club set. I would like the 5 club set to shrink the gaps and offer me more in-close options, but then I have the problem of trying to fit them into my bag. In the end it is up to them, and I'm going to give the clubs my best shot.
BamBooBender
See-Moe
Maybe I missed it, but what shafts are you going to get with the SCOR wedges? I see that you have graphite in your irons. I'm interested to see how these work out for you, especially as compared to the Eidolon wedges. I did the SCOR fit and it suggested the 120g steel shafts to go with my dI-11's that have 95g steel shafts, wonder why?
Damaikis
Fairway Finder
Has anyone played regular Eidolon wedges? I need some new ones, and while the SCOR wedges aren't in lefties, I can get the fit, then buy regular Eidolons, which I am seriously considering. Are they good wedges?
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Congrats to the testers!
I was looking at them too. Wonder why no love for lefties with the scor system
I was looking at them too. Wonder why no love for lefties with the scor system
mdbuschsr
Just playing for fun
The scorfit put me in 95gram graphite to compliment my 65gram graphite iron shafts. My understanding is that wedge shafts are typically heavier than iron shafts. I cannot offer an opinion as to why.
Tmex
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Thats awesome dude. I hate making clubs choices haha. I can't wait to you all get these in hand!
Spank818
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Congrats too all the testers....
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Griff
Hey Man, Nice Shot
I think it could be to test out how the sets gap and the playability of the 4 and 5 sets. My 4 wedge set has 5 degree gaps and the 5 set has 4 degree gaps. Not everyone would be game for 5, 4, or even 3 of them. Perhaps the testers will have different sets/gaps to offer different perspectives. I totally understand what you are saying. Hand selecting what would fit for each of us personally would have an advantage. Since the fitting offers both 4 and 5 sets I can only assume whatever we get is what we test and leave it to a reader to make their own decision. No clue what set I will be getting.
BamBooBender
See-Moe
Thanks, that's good to know. I remember you bought some Eidolon wedges recently, so I'm looking forward to seeing how the two compare.
cg13
Addict
I know ya went TT GS95 in ya irons right? Is that why you like the graphite 95 in ya eidolons? Are you going to gowith a heavier steel kbs (genius 12) in ya scors?
I read somewhere that you want heavier shaft in your wedges...Anyne confirm that or list a reason?
What were your thoughts on the light wedges?
Griff
Hey Man, Nice Shot
Can't answer for One T, but I find the shaft selection part of the fitting to be very interesting and that will be part of my review when the time comes. Truly resisting the urge to go ahead and start reviewing as I have noticed differences in SCOR's principles as opposed to others.
mdbuschsr
Just playing for fun
You and me both. I have not had enough time with the Eidolon wedges to form a complete opinion on them yet. I like what I have seen from them so far, but with only 1 range session and two rounds, I am still learning them. Being involved now in the ScorGolf test will be like having my own wedge demo day with each trip to the range/course.