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[zigfread]

Hi guys which one would everyone suggest?
An older angle plus or true blue.
Do you find the true blue annoying that you have to pick the club on the side. And base everything off if old school lofts? Am I right in thinking that on the machine a PW is 48 and say you put in a mizuno mp 63 46 degree it would just measure 2 strong? I assume that's how it works where the Mitchell would read 46 degrees. And what would a driver be set at on the true blue as standard?
Any insight on people's preferences would be great. Thanks!

[Arnie]

zigfread, on 19 November 2012 - 08:33 AM, said:

Hi guys which one would everyone suggest?
An older angle plus or true blue.
Do you find the true blue annoying that you have to pick the club on the side. And base everything off if old school lofts? Am I right in thinking that on the machine a PW is 48 and say you put in a mizuno mp 63 46 degree it would just measure 2 strong? I assume that's how it works where the Mitchell would read 46 degrees. And what would a driver be set at on the true blue as standard?
Any insight on people's preferences would be great. Thanks!

True Blue hands down!
Much easier to use, doesn't  need recalibration.You are right on this thought but you should be adjusting the whole set unless you are just trying to confirm what you think the club is.
As for your other questions call Roy at True Blue. He is a great guy and will spend the time to answer your questions - without a high pressure sales pitch!

[zigfread]

Thanks Arnie!

[AmazinBlue]

I have a MItchell Angle machine (just for irons) and I have called Mitchell about re-calibration and they said there is no such thing on a Mitchell machine.