#PING EYE 2 BECU SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#
#PING EYE 2 BECU SERIAL NUMBERS UPDATE#

Makes you wonder why more people didnt use BeCu and NO pro's use them then. I am rubbish at golf, but even I can feel the difference between BeCu and steel. Due to it's no spark properties, it is a material used in the mining industry toi minimise the risk of explosions. In fact I don't know if people realise but the BeCu material is now a controlled metal that is virtually banned from being machined unless in a strictly controlled environment.

#PING EYE 2 BECU SERIAL NUMBERS UPDATE#

Update 34 'watchers' overall, prices still woefully low fingers crossed that no-one gets too big a bargain, they are bloomin nice clubs to play with that you'll never find at a car boot sale or in a charity shop. Ok can i collect if i win them or would i need to pay 7.50 per club postage? Of course MLT, I would be more than happy for the winning bidder to collect. I don't mind sharing that all together there are 19 people 'watching' them at the mo, but as you'll see the bids are still very low. You are welcome to pop around if you want to see how they feel and check the condition, as is anyone on the forum. I don't think they will fetch a fortune, maybe you could work out what you think they are worth to you and set up a bid sniper to get them? Sorry I can't be of more help. How much for the set Sorry MLT but it gets my goat whe other people end early, so I always let them run. Ping eye 2 becu serial numbers, ping eye 2 beryllium, ping eye 2 beryllium copper, ping eye 2 beryllium copper irons. Discussion in 'General Golf Talk' started by RoughedgesMR, Jul 2, 2009. Questions on here or by PM welcome.ДЄre the Ping Eye 2 Beryllium really that rare. If postage is required for more than one club I will combine the postage, and of course if the winning bidder wishes to collect that will be fine. Please note that the 3 Iron ends in the early hours of Friday morning next week and all the others end at about 10 PM on Friday evening next week.

#PING EYE 2 BECU SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#

Very nice clubs to play with and due to increasing rarity they could be a great investment too: They are listed as individual clubs as not all of the serial numbers match, also the 4 iron is a Black dot model and the others Blue dot. The heads are made of Beryllium Copper (BeCu), which is what gives them a lovely 'soft' feel when hitting the ball and some say offer greater control. I have put my Ping Eye 2 clubs up for auction on e-bay.