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[rexroh]

I have just purchased a Kenneth Smith Swingweight scale.  It has the 12 inch fulcrum instead of the normal 14 inch fulcrum.
Are there any easy conversion charts out there that I can use.  I foiund one on Dave Tutleman's site but that was all.  It is complicated and slow to get results. Does not appear that accurate but time will tell.

I have read that there was a green chart that made things easy.  Does anyone have one they could email to me.  Any suggestions or assistance would help.  I am in New Zealand so resources  are limited.  I spoke to my local pro and he had never heard of the "Official" 12 in fulcrum scale.

Rex

[spence]

do you have a picture of the scale i have a old kenneth smith scale that has a chart that says official swingweight scale and lorythmic scale its real accurate the scale has a diamond shaped symbol on it that says official  golf club balance on it and is green the number scale goes up to 28.3 mail me with questions
                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                                                                                 Brian

[ezputt4a3]

I used a buddy of mine kenneth smith scale and I just googled kenneth smith conversion chart.

[farfrompar]

I have the same scale and the chart..........send me your email addy and I'll send you the chart

[rexroh]

Here is the photo - hopefully.

[rexroh]

Thanks Farfrompar - PM sent.  If you don't get it let me know and I will post my address here.

This is the Official Swingweight Scale and works on the 12 inch fulcrum. It is not the dual scale.

I have the conversion chart from Tuttleman's website but I was hoping for a system that I could add weight to club while on the scale to reach a predetermined swingweight such as D2.

So far it is better than no scale and I can used the weighing system to weigh the club and then do a balance point and then get the swing weight from the wedsite calculator.  It is still long winded both ways.

What I would like to get one club balanced at say D 2 and then balance the rest around that number.