4/13/2021 0 Comments Mark O'Meara Witb
Marks practice focuses on representing banks and other financial institutions in structuring and documenting secured and unsecured transactions.His experience includes asset-based lending, cash-flow lending, project financing, acquisition financing, and cross-boarder financings.
In addition, Mark has experience representing banks and other financial institutions in loan restructuring and workout transactions. Mark is also the firms Co-Pro Bono Partner and manages the volunteer efforts of Chapman attorneys. I eased my way in by testing the Aerotech SteelFiber i110 shafts, which are used by Fred Couples, Mark OMeara, and Rocco Mediate. ![]() The graphics and details are simple and do just enough to get the job done when it comes to letting you know which shafts are installed in your clubs. At closer look, you notice the surface of the shaft has an appearance of fine wire wrapped around the shaft. What you are seeing is 59 miles of the SteelFiber, from which these shafts get their name, wrapped around the core of the shaft. Its a cool look and gives you that all business feeling when youre inspecting it closely. First is that the i110 feels a lot smoother and dampens vibration much more than a typical steel shaft. Compared to other SteelFiber graphite iron shafts of lighter weights, the i110s feel is much more solid, stout, and responsive. I was able to feel the club head a little bit better with the extra weight, which made controlling the swing easier for me. To me, the club felt a bit more balanced than it did with lighter SteelFibers, but this makes sense as Im much more used to playing heavier shafts. According to Aerotech, the i110 is the most popular SteelFiber option on the Champions Tour because the transition in feel from their old steel shafts is much easier. I found the distances and launches to be pretty similar to my gamer steel shafts and the dispersion was fairly tight. The flight was a nice medium launch with lower spin, so that is something you will want to consider. As always, it is going to be key to get fitted for the right SteelFiber shaft and consider what shot characteristics you want to put the most emphasis on. Personally, the i110 may be low spinning, but I found the SteelFiber i110 to be consistent and predictable which is a bigger advantage for me than spin. The first thing to keep in mind is that you dont want to make a weight change beyond 20 grams. In fact, only better players should consider a weight change up to 20 grams. So for instance, if youre playing a 120 gram steel shaft, switching to the SteelFiber i95 is going to be a struggle. What ends up happening to players when they struggle to adjust to the weight is that they end up releasing the club slightly earlier. This will hurt less in the long irons, but the short irons will be more difficult to control the trajectory. Keeping these things in mind will make the transition to SteelFiber nice and smooth. Yes, the shaft felt totally different from a steel shaft, but the overall change wasnt so significant that I wasnt able to adjust and realize there are some pleasant characteristics that make graphite iron shafts worth considering, most notably the smooth feel. Again, when selecting an Aerotech SteelFiber shaft, I cant express the importance of getting properly fit enough, because there are a variety of options that are going to perform significantly different for each golfer. By day, Bill is a technology manager living in the Chicago suburbs with his wife and kids.
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