The answer to the first part of your question is nope. No chance. Golf companies definitely aren’t going to lower prices, especially if they have new things to sell less often. As for the second, yeah, I think it’s reasonable to assume that whether it’s an extra six months or a full year, R&D teams could pack a little bit more horsepower into the new model. Ultimately that means that golfers could get more (relative to the previous model) than they do in a one-year cycle. That said, while there are some interesting (and relatively new) technologies in the metalwood category, a good bit of the year of year changes amount to moving the center of gravity around so that the new model performs differently than the one that came before it. I’ve yet to see a situation where the new thing is better for 100% of golfers. So, even with more development time better performance can’t be guaranteed. For some it will be better, for others worse, and for a sizeable chunk, pretty much the same.