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Woody 234 August 26, 2020 0 Comments

And my goodness I’ve tried. First rounds weren’t too bad but later stability just wasn’t there. I’m 67 and play to an 10 index. I’m heading to Nippon, and play all Maltby forged offerings. Love the TS2’s. What a great head. I’m thinking the Nippon 94 grams will be the ticket. Played regular all my life.

My question. Pro Soft inserts. How do players of my age like them? I went with graphite to cut down on vibration initially. I played the Excaliburs, but not sure about the company now and prefer to buy from Golfworks Canada. Mitsubishi has some great shafts but beyond my budget. FSTs were good, but prefer a higher quality shaft.

How bout the Pro Inserts? Like them?

-Bill Wood

sparky14 Answered question August 26, 2020

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Answer 1 · 2020-09-01T09:36:35+00:00

The Nippon shafts are excellent shafts and would be the way to go since graphite doesn’t work. They have a lot of lightweight options.

As far as the ProSoft Inserts, the reviews on them are good and they definitely dampen the low frequency vibrations that can be uncomfortable with steel. I don’t know anyone particularly that has them, but we have sold thousands of them and again, the reviews I have seen are very positive.

Britt Lindsey

Heavier graphite is hard to find. Many are out of my budget range.
I’m going to try the TT Elevate shaft. I think that will work as well. Nippon 950 is pretty well out of stock. The Nippon Neo is a good choice as well.
Thanks all for the suggestions.
-Bill