They are all close to 3/4". Of course there are tolerances, but they are small. Checked with Jim as well and he said that is what he has measured, approximately 3/4". Britt Lindsey
We have a new one int he works. Not sure if it will slot in "between" Pro and Max, but we will see once we get it. Should be good for broad range of players. No timeline yet on availability. Still...
Thanks for the nice comments. It is an awesome driver. I can't say we were influenced by anything other than what our goal was with the performance and what we wanted it to look like. The guy that...
The review on Let's Play Thru is good. You should watch it. The STi2 2nd gen irons ARE a Super Game Improvement iron (772 MPF points in the Maltby Playability Factor). Not only do they have high...
Shafts that offer both .355" and .370", we usually just list the .370" as the option., You can absolutely request a .355 in the note section, or if you're more comfortable, call in the order and our...
No reason why a high MOI driver would not be as long as a lower MOI driver, except on off center hits, where they should be a little longer. That being said, there really are not any low MOI drivers...
The DRT do not have any grinds or lofts with 14 degrees of bounce. Based on the grinds, the DRT S grind would probably be the closest. I do not like trying to match a wedge to another brand simply because...
Other than building your own, those are probably the places to look. Cost to build your own depends on the space you have the features you want. I built a simple workbench in my garage years ago and...
Other companies measure multiple orientations so they can say "10K". The only orientation that matters is the MOI in the playing position, or around it's CG with the head oriented that way. The USGA...
I think our KE4 Max Driver could work. It's adjustable, so it can be tweaked if needed to fit him. If he needs more loft, we are working on a higher lofted version (12 deg. standard), but it won't...
Aerotechs are quality shafts and I have no problem recommending them. I play the 90 in my driving iron(s) and love them. As far as other options, I think the MPF's are a great value for the price,...
I asked Jim, our resident expert on that kind of thing, and he said he thinks it was a version of the True Temper Flex Flow shaft. In the N1 Plus version his notes said it was a uniflex shaft, meaning...
Several things to address. First, speed generates distance. As we loose it as we get older, the only way to maintain it in the clubs we play is to go lighter, longer or both. Of course we can go...
We have our KE4 TC and KE4 TC Pro IST hybrids and both are great performers. That being said, the Ping G400 are not that different in shape or specifications, so not sure you're going to see a big difference...
Have not heard of Norton shafts (maybe you mean Newton?). We know about the Autoflex. Have not tested the Newton. We saw nothing remarkable with our limited testing of the Autoflex, but that was...
May not need anything, but using the quick center is a good idea and what I would use. Beads can work as well, but I prefer the quick center on an application like this. Britt Lindsey
Based on what you describe as far as the conditions, the 52/6 G and 56/12 S are good choices. The 52/6 S would also be an option, but there really is not much difference in the G and the S in the 52...
Your only going to gain about 6 grams with the weights since it comes with the 8 gram weight and the heaviest weight we have is 14 grams, so the remainder of the weight will have be done another way. ...
I think your plan is as good as any I could recommend. The KE4 Max iron is more forgiving. The TS3.5 is actually not as forgiving in the MPF numbers as the original TS3. It does have a little wider...