dastclair

So ideally, I should look for a 12 degree Sub Zero to launch the heck out of it, but with low spin. I agree with you, I need to part with the $$ and have a professional fitter take a look. There is no way around it which the cheap part of me cannot accept. Thank you for your thoughts!

As I've turned 52 and my kids get older, more time consuming and irritable, my driver swing speed has dropped a bit. I saw that My Golf Spy ranked the Epic Flash Sub Zero as the best driver for slower swing speeds and if they say it, I believe it. I love that My Golf Spy bases its recommendations on data and results, not how many pages an equipment company is buying in their magazine. My question is how does the Sub Zero work for slow swing speeds? Isn't it a spin killer? Doesn't the ball need spin to elevate and carry and slower swings don't impart a ton of spin in the first place? I'm not an engineer, but if I hadn't seen the results on My Golf Spy, I would have assumed that the Sub Zero would cause drives to dead quail and fall out of the air when used by a slow swinger. I'm amped up to buy one, so please someone explain why the Sub Zero is optimal for someone like me that swings between 88 and 94mph. Thank you!