Benross Driver available to a good home

[CrapHacker]

Benross VeloCT driver 10 degree

Grafalloy Pro Launch Platinum shaft in regular.

Standard Golf Pride grip.

It's designed for mid to high handicappers.

I bought it because it was a lot cheaper than the top branded drivers I tested ( Nike, TM, and Mizuno ) and went just as far.

I'm getting rid because the nice men at Ping have given me a K15 to use instead.

I only bought it this year, and have hardly used it - the sweetspot is absolutely untouched.

The local pro offered me £35 so he could sell it on for £50.

I think £50 for this thing is a bargain.

But

I actually want a 52* gap wedge.

So I'll take a straight swap, or £40 for it. ( Or £35 and a beer )

I can't do photos etc atm, so it's probably best if anyone within driving distance wants it, so I can meet you, so you can check it over. That's most parts of Sussex, with a fair bit of Surrey and Kent thrown in.

But of course, if anyone further afield wants it, I'm sure something can be sorted.

 

[forefortheday]

I've got a Lynx 52 Deg Wedge hardly used in the cupboard if you fancy doing a swap?

 

[john0]

I just gave away a 52* & 58* Mizuno Raw Haze wedges to one of our Juniors last week. If you asked this time last week you could have had the 52* for the cost of postage. I bet you really wanted to know this didnt you!

 

[CrapHacker]

I've got a Lynx 52 Deg Wedge hardly used in the cupboard if you fancy doing a swap?

Any particular model ? Would that be a 'Hallmark' wedge ?

 

[forefortheday]

I've got a Lynx 52 Deg Wedge hardly used in the cupboard if you fancy doing a swap?

Any particular model ? Would that be a 'Hallmark' wedge ?

To be honest I'm not sure! I'll have a look tonight.

 

[CrapHacker]

I think I've got my wedge sorted now, so it's back to being available for cash.

When I bought it I tested it against Mizuno, Nike, and Taylormade drivers and, for my swing, it performed as well as the top brands.

I've used it for less than a dozen rounds, between 6 - 10 times a round, and a few range sessions. So like I said, the sweet spot is still virgin territory.

As long as a regular shaft suits your game, it's a fine bit of kit.