direction wise I’d always go with adjusting the shaft adapter first. Then move to adding weight. As long as you’re satisfied with the spin and launch angle I’d add it directly on the toe side of...
If you’re looking at maximum forgiveness and high trajectory the M890 should be the one you’re looking at.
I would think the max milled would be a good fit. Shaft wise you could go with the same one that’s in your irons.
Maltby designs their own heads based on the maltby playability factor. another question was brought up recently trying to get a comparison to a callaway iron head. The link below was the answer. https://ralphmaltby.com/questions/question/comparison-iron-to-my-rogues/
My opinion on shafts would be look at something more mid bend and not overly stiff. Based on you liking the YS-6. Budget wise you could go with the maltby pro series but it will feel pretty firm compared...
Weight wise that’s right around what most 5 woods come in at. Keep that in mind whenever you tip trim. as far as shaft suggestions go, you’ve left a very broad range there. I’d need to know what...
I had the same issue a few years ago but I was using the HF100 solvent. It seemed like the grips just stayed wet. After the failures I went back to mineral spirits and never had another issue. Could it...
1 is the driver, 2 would be a 2 wood or maybe what some would call a mini driver, 3 for 3 would, etc
You can do a search on the maltby pro series shaft what you’ll find is, it plays firmer than almost any shaft it’s compared to. If you’re wanting maintain the D4 swingweight with that lightweight...
I agree with Britt on everything. I’d further stress that the maltby products will be an extreme value. In my opinion the Max irons will be much easier to hit then the ping irons.
don’t just walk away from steel shafts, run! I do not care what you try to insert in them or stuff down inside them, steel will never be as easy on your body as graphite. I’ve got a set of TS2 with...
This is on the Golfworks website. Go to technical, then clubmaking, help and how to https://store-k9nvqai7wz.mybigcommerce.com/content/PDFs/Standard%20Golf%20Club%20Playing%20Lengths.pdf
Is your swingweight scale level on both axis? Is this a digital swingweight scale or conventional slide weight scale? lastly regarding your injury you can try product inserts but those did not work for...
It’s all about swing speed and hitting it farther.
Britt I’ve seen a few posts asking about golfworks carrying heavier graphite iron shafts. I would think this would fit into the Rapport Core White lineup? It could be a raw weight of 95-100 and a stiffer...
These two heads are very different and are designed to fit different types of players/ball strikers. if you tend to hit the ball higher on the face, very steep coming into impact, and need a lower ball...
I would say the white compares closely to the aldila NV. The core white might be ever so slightly stiffer than the NV. I should’ve profiled it before I cut it.
I’m really close to Britt in swing speed. I like the core white better than the core blue. Just feels more stable in my hands. I went with 60 stiff in both the white and blue for testing purposes.
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