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03trdblack

 
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About 03trdblack

  • Birthday 05/14/1982

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Wake Forest, NC

Player Profile

  • Age
    40-49
  • Swing Speed
    101-110 mph
  • Handicap
    +0.5
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Weekly
  • Player Type
    Competitive
  • Biggest Strength
    Driver/Off the Tee
  • Biggest Weakness
    Putting
  • Fitted for Clubs
    Yes

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  1. Ahh OK, now I know. That looks like the driver that came with the 10pc box set that Callaway released in 2016. https://youtu.be/3PV2Btr70pg?si=Zgy97O9nS64wLUWe
  2. Usually, back in the day, when companies did a plus model, it meant the head was above the CT limit and was non conforming. I didn't find any X2 Hot+ drivers on the USGA conforming list so maybe that's it? A picture would help too.
  3. I have the OG Autoflex in 505x and got the 505x again in the Dream 7 shaft. The D7 feels firmer during the hit and the tip section is stiffer than the OG. The dream 7 in the 505x feels more like the OG in the 505xx flex. Flight is lower for the D7 and I don't have to loft down quite as much. Overall I feel like the D7 is straighter and wants to be hit hard.
  4. My favorite choice so far has also been the Accra FX 3.0 140 in the M1 flex. I've got one of the new Autoflex Dream 7 shafts and honestly am almost preferring the Accra shaft more.
  5. Some sort of Ping B60 design replica but no idea on the manufacturer.
  6. I've got so many iron sets that it all depends on the loft of the set. I enjoy playing older iron designs where the 7 iron is the loft of today's average 8 iron.
  7. Could possibly say that Wilson Carbon > Ping G430 Max 10K??
  8. There is definitely some thought that has to be done to get it right. The 7 iron head weighs 269g so that's the weight you need to shoot for on each clubhead. I took the weight screws out and weighed them to know how much weight they added in total. The plastic screws weigh less than 1g total and are essentially there to fill the holes. I ended up making the PW about 1/4" shorter just to get the swingweight right and had to add a shaft tip weight to the 4 iron to get enough total weight even with the heavier screws. The lie angle was easy and the most I had to bend was 1.5* to get them all to 62*. Since they are forged they moved really easily. I moved a few lofts to get the gaps I wanted. 4 - 37.25" 62* 22.5* D2 5 - 37.25" 62* 26* D2 6 - 37.25" 62* 29.5* D2 7 - 37.25" 62* 33* D2 8 - 37.25" 62* 37* D2 9 - 37.25" 62* 41* D2 P - 37" 62* 45* D3
  9. They come from Logical One Golf and they aren't designed to be single length. You're correct, the plastic screws were to remove all the weight from the 9 and PW. I used heavier screws in the longer irons like the 4 and 5 to get the weight heavier. Then I adjusted the lofts and lie angles to be correct.
  10. Steadfast is such a shady company I wouldn't give them a dime personally.
  11. A lot of times yes but some use different lofts for men's and ladies heads.
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