This is an extremely well executed Titlist conversion done by William "Woody" Woodworth in April 2004. Everything white is ivory. Solid ivory joint, ivory hoppe ring, irory ferrules, and all inlays are ivory. Not sure what the butt sleeve and point wood is, but it has an iridescent quality that really catches the light and "glows" in much the same way that curly maple catches the light and has that iridescent glow except this wood does it all over. Stainless radial pin. The points are fairly even, within about a quarter of an inch or so. I consider the veneers to be about average in color intensity (they show up and look much better in person) but a knowledgeable Titlist collector told me they were actually pretty good.
Almost no play on this cue. One shaft has hit about two racks of balls total, and the other has hit maybe a dozen racks total between myself and the previous owner. Per the original owner the tips are Moori's, and he also informed me that he was able to cherry pick the nicest Titlist blank out of about 50 that he got to choose from in person and then he later took it Woodworth and commissioned him to do the conversion. It appears to have been slightly dinged on one veneer near the wrap while it was still a house cue before it was ever converted (it is far more noticeable in the pictures than it is in person). There are a couple of small nearly invisible cracks in the clear coat of the butt sleeve only. The forearm is perfect. Like new pristine condition in all other regards.
Cue weighs 19.8 ozs and is 58 1/4" long with either shaft.
Butt weighs 15.6 ozs and rolls perfectly straight.
Shaft 1 is 4.2 ozs, 13.3 mm, rolls perfect.
Shaft 2 is 4.2 ozs, 13.3 mm, has a minor taper roll of about a 1/2 credit card thickness or so, most people would just call it perfectly straight (the way it was sold to me by an extremely respected dealer on here) but I'm trying to pick it apart for the very pickiest of buyers.
The balance point is aproximately 20 1/4 inches from the bottom of the bumper. Hits fantastic.
Sold!
Almost no play on this cue. One shaft has hit about two racks of balls total, and the other has hit maybe a dozen racks total between myself and the previous owner. Per the original owner the tips are Moori's, and he also informed me that he was able to cherry pick the nicest Titlist blank out of about 50 that he got to choose from in person and then he later took it Woodworth and commissioned him to do the conversion. It appears to have been slightly dinged on one veneer near the wrap while it was still a house cue before it was ever converted (it is far more noticeable in the pictures than it is in person). There are a couple of small nearly invisible cracks in the clear coat of the butt sleeve only. The forearm is perfect. Like new pristine condition in all other regards.
Cue weighs 19.8 ozs and is 58 1/4" long with either shaft.
Butt weighs 15.6 ozs and rolls perfectly straight.
Shaft 1 is 4.2 ozs, 13.3 mm, rolls perfect.
Shaft 2 is 4.2 ozs, 13.3 mm, has a minor taper roll of about a 1/2 credit card thickness or so, most people would just call it perfectly straight (the way it was sold to me by an extremely respected dealer on here) but I'm trying to pick it apart for the very pickiest of buyers.
The balance point is aproximately 20 1/4 inches from the bottom of the bumper. Hits fantastic.
Sold!
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