Will having an all wood blade make you more precis

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   Hello everyone, I wanted to ask if all of you thought that an all wood blade with a small sweet spot would require your contact to be more precise? 

Conversely would a carbon blade with a larger sweet spot make your ball contact sloppy?

I ask because I really want to buy the Butterfly Kumpru blade. It is carbon but it is a control blade, not fast! It is built to be slow and have a large sweet spot. I am worried that if I get this blade with a big sweet spot it will make my ball contact sloppier?

http://www.butterflyonline.com/online_store_productcloseup.asp?page=search.asp&srch=Kumpuru&type=1&ID=80

What are your thoughts?

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Messerschmitt Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 05/23/2007 Status: Offline Points: 30	Post Options Post Reply Quote Messerschmitt Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Will having an all wood blade make you more precis Posted: 09/09/2007 at 4:12am
	Hello everyone, I wanted to ask if all of you thought that an all wood blade with a small sweet spot would require your contact to be more precise? Conversely would a carbon blade with a larger sweet spot make your ball contact sloppy? I ask because I really want to buy the Butterfly Kumpru blade. It is carbon but it is a control blade, not fast! It is built to be slow and have a large sweet spot. I am worried that if I get this blade with a big sweet spot it will make my ball contact sloppier? http://www.butterflyonline.com/online_store_productcloseup.asp?page=search.asp&srch=Kumpuru&type=1&ID=80 What are your thoughts?

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	Where you contact the ball has more to do with having proper stroke technique and your mental imagery. If your technique is good and you have a mental focus (image) on where you want the contact to be made, you will make proper contact whether you use a clipboard or your favorite blade. The better your practice is, the better your technique will be. Enjoy the game!
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