Soft hitting custom cue maker cues?

This is so spot on. Hitting a premium ball with a forged iron just feels better than hitting a budget ball with a cast iron. And until you do it for a while and have some time to think about it, it's kind of hard to put into words. It just feels better. To anyone who has never played golf, I know this sounds insane. But I vividly remember one shot where I hit a nice Ping wedge out of a bunker and I could literally feel the ball and sand grinding against the face of the club at contact. The ball actually did a little bit of a dance when it landed on the green and I'll never forget my buddy blurting out, "Man!!! That ball had some ju-ju on it!" Side Note: I'm a TERRIBLE golfer.
Thanks for the thumbs up and story. Note, the only modifications I've done on some of my Carmeli shafts is changing the taper to a long pro one at 12.5mm and installing the G2 tips.

Soft hitting custom cue maker cues?

While I would not consider my Carmeli cues, both with a G2 soft tip, to "hit soft", I've mentioned and compared it before to hitting a forged iron vs a cast iron in golf. The forged iron pure will give you lots of feedback and a "like butter" feel, especially with a good ball vs a cast iron just feeling more rigid with less feedback. My custom built Jim Pierce is similar, also with a G2 soft tip.
This is so spot on. Hitting a premium ball with a forged iron just feels better than hitting a budget ball with a cast iron. And until you do it for a while and have some time to think about it, it's kind of hard to put into words. It just feels better. To anyone who has never played golf, I know this sounds insane. But I vividly remember one shot where I hit a nice Ping wedge out of a bunker and I could literally feel the ball and sand grinding against the face of the club at contact. The ball actually did a little bit of a dance when it landed on the green and I'll never forget my buddy blurting out, "Man!!! That ball had some ju-ju on it!" Side Note: I'm a TERRIBLE golfer.

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