Clone Titanium

by admin on Nov.03, 2009, under Uncategorized

Clone Titanium

This is your guide to find Callaway clone golf clubs, specifically drivers for the 2007 season, to suit your game, save you money, and utilize technology used by PGA professional golfers Phil Mickelson, Charles Howell III and golf legend Gary Player, among many other touring professionals.

For 2007, Callaway Golf has introduced three new drivers: Fusion FT-i, Fusion FT-5 and Big Bertha 460. This is no surprise as all golf manufacturers must keep inventing new driver styles and technology advancements to stay competitive. Below you will find great choices of Callaway clone drivers for 2007.

The Callaway Fusion FT-i Driver uses patented Fusion Technology which fuses titanium and a carbon composite material together to redistribute weight in the clubhead. This moves weight away from the center of gravity. Moving weight away from the center of gravity results in a driver with increased stability that maximizes distance and increases accuracy. This driver is the choice of golf Legend Gary Player.

The following drivers offer you great alternatives to the Callaway Fusion FT-i Driver at a fraction of the price:

Integra I-Drive Square Driver — The square head design reduces twisting during off center hits and enlarges the hitting area which in turn increases forgiveness.
Integra SoooLong Quadradic Driver — The technology in this driver moves weight further back on the driver and more towards the heel and toe resulting in the square shape.
Acer XP Mantara Titanium Driver — This driver is designed to be very stable due to its square shape which moves the weight away from the center of gravity which results in exceptional control.

The Callaway Fusion FT-5 Driver also uses patented Fusion Technology that creates discretionary weight which produces increased distance and accuracy. This is the driver Phil Mickelson and Charles Howell III are using to get off to such a great start to the 2007 season.

Another great choice that fuses titanium and composite materials together and can save you money is:

Acer XP Comp Titanium Driver — In this driver they have replaced the heavier titanium on the crown with lightweight carbon graphite. This results in a lower center of gravity and higher launch angles.

The Callaway Big Bertha 460 Driver is an all titanium driver designed with a shape close to the limits for width and length. This shape enables the incorporation of a 460cc head with a shallower face and flatter shape to produce the highest moment of inertia in any Callaway all titanium head.

Other great all titanium Callaway driver clones include the following:

Big Power 460cc Driver — This large 460cc head stretches titanium for maximum forgiveness and balance with a shallower face and flatter crown.
Big Balance 460cc Driver — This is a 460cc forged titanium head constructed with a slightly more elongated shape which offers even more forgiveness and control.

These are a few of the many Callaway clone golf clubs on the market today. With so many alternatives to choosing higher priced brand name clubs, considering clone golf clubs makes a lot of sense for many golfers.

About the author: Darren Finger is a golf enthusiast who owns http://www.clone-golf-club-advisor.com, a comprehensive website that is the ultimate online guide about clone golf clubs. For more information on Callaway clone golf clubs, visit the site today!

With Cloning and Brain transplant would immortality be possible?

i was just thinking that with the advance in technology would it be possible to clone your self and then but your brain into your clone at a certain age. Obviously this is all hypothetical but i would really like some thoughts and comments. The way i thought it maybe could be possible would be to make the swap just above the c1 spine. perhaps some titanium in place of lost bone and if stem cell research picks up then perhaps this connection with the brain and new body could be repaired.

I get this isnt going to be done anytime soon but with the right technology in time do you think this would be possible? and how?

also im openly saying this is hypothetical so please dont waste my time with stupid comments

Very doubtful.

While stem cells have been used in mice and there was a “successful” brain transplant in a dog, this will not be happening at anytime in the next few generations. First a “successful” transplant would require that the brain actually perform its normal function. Simply showing activity does not equal success.

The human brain is not just connected to the rest of the body via the spinal cord. The spinal cord is where the brain controls the body from the neck down, however there are twelve sets of other nerves connected to slightly important things like your ears, eyes, facial muscles, tongue, muscles needed to swallow, muscles needed to move the eyes, and your nose. That does not even include the assortment of arteries and veins that would need to be reattached. And remember, even if this was possible, those stem cells would take years to develop and reconnect the millions of nerve connections in the spinal cord, all the while you would have to be on a ventilator (since you wouldn’t be able to breath).

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