Priority One: Waste of money or Necessary?

gmatheis · 01-27-2013, 05:15 PM

If P1 service wasn't worth it to the people that use it they would be out of business.

If having your equipment professionally taken care of, modified, matched for tension/swing weight/weight etc helps you to win a match here and there it has already paid for itself.

Consider this .... at the Aussie open you get $27600 just for being in the first round. If you win and get to round 2 you get another 17900.

SO just by winning 1 match you gain almost half of P1's gold service cost.

And it goes up from there quickly. Win round 2 and you get another $25100. Win round 3 and get another $54000.

For the recreational player (and lets face it we are almost all recreational players ... I dont care if you're a 5.5) P1 is not for you. For a top pro ... it's a no brainer.

01-27-2013, 05:15 PM	#10
gmatheis Semi-Pro Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 794	If P1 service wasn't worth it to the people that use it they would be out of business. If having your equipment professionally taken care of, modified, matched for tension/swing weight/weight etc helps you to win a match here and there it has already paid for itself. Consider this .... at the Aussie open you get $27600 just for being in the first round. If you win and get to round 2 you get another 17900. SO just by winning 1 match you gain almost half of P1's gold service cost. And it goes up from there quickly. Win round 2 and you get another $25100. Win round 3 and get another $54000. For the recreational player (and lets face it we are almost all recreational players ... I dont care if you're a 5.5) P1 is not for you. For a top pro ... it's a no brainer. __________________ 3 x Völkl PB10 Mid +3.5g lead / BHBR 17 @ 40lbs

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