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To: Perry M. who wrote (3012)	10/30/1997 10:03:00 AM
From: Larry Dreher	Read Replies (1) of 3977

Hi Perry & all others on QDRX thread. I'm new here to SI and have owned QDRX for about 4 weeks. >>A Golfsmith store is opening the area and I think I'll try to see what they know about the Quadrax product line << Before investing in QDRX I called the golfsmith 800 number and talked to a sales person. The person I talked with _loved_ the Quadrax shafts. He had just built a driver for himself using the shaft and said that it was great. I asked him how the shafts were selling and he looked on their database and volunteered that they had sold 1700 of them with less than 30 returns. (This was only the normal flex shaft). I also did some searching around the net to find if any golfers were talking about the shaft. Here's a couple of things I found: *From the golfsmith Chat line* Rpatton asks: Tom - What is happening with the Thermo-plastic shaft development? What about the iron shafts from this line? Tom Wishon says, "Ralph - good question. The Quadrax people are the leaders in the thermoplastic shaft area and they are planning irons for 98. The also are planning a new 50" long shaft for extra long driver assembly and they now have a 57g ultra light for use in woods as well. Have not heard whether they have landed any big OEM companies yet, so for now the thermoplastic shafts are largely a custom clubmakers' item." *And this off of rec.golf* Don't know about the ProLite but the Quadrax turns this club into a rocket launcher. I am normally 240 off tee with the RCH96 shaft - consistently 270 with the Quadrax!! TBerm <tberm@aol.com> wrote in article <19970809110401.HAA15443@ladder02.news.aol.com>... > Anyone have experience with a Quadrax 1230 on a GBB driver? > considering Prolite 3.5, please advise. Thanks. Todd Berman > *This was off the Golf.com Chat page:* For the past two months we have been testing the P1230 and the P1220 in two head designs.A Callaway and Cobra-both 200grams.We fitted them at 44" and SW D-0 to D-8.The shafts feel different at impact and at top of swing.Different than against dozen other composite shafts.We were impressed so much by other golfers responses that we now tell all our customers-best composite on market.Strong,light.guaranteed and less shock transmission.Quadrax claims tighter dispersion pattern-we cannot test this claim-don't have Iron Byron. *** Now, these three posts don't tell squat about where the stock price of QDRX will be 12 months from now but at least I had a better feel for the company's product. The reason I even found out about QDRX is because of someone I know who is playing with their shafts and loves them. I'm such a poor golfer, I probably couldn't tell a good shaft from a bad shaft so I can't be a judge. There is no question that owning this company is a risky proposition. (I think the stock price reflects that.) But I'm willing to take that risk for a company that has real products that have gotten good reviews by their target audience. Larry

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