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JayLSee

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  • Birthday 11/06/1994

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  1. If you want to go with Taylormade, I would honestly suggest looking at the RSI and PSI models. Granted they are a bit more difficult to find but well worth looking into in my opinion. I can't attest too much to the newer TM irons, but I gamed the RSI's which were both very forgiving and long, along with being durable. I was in the same boat a few months back after using the RSI's for 3/4 years and ended up going with a set of 716 AP2s after the release of the 718s. A lot of it obviously depends on your preferences but I'd give Ping/Titleist/Mizuno irons solid looks before disregarding them! Just my 2 cents!
  2. Hey James, thanks for the response. The SLDR S wasn't adjustable, that is correct, however the original SLDR loft was adjustable, so you were technically right! I've watched a few videos by Tom Wishon and read through some articles over the whole adjustable loft ordeal and understand the thought behind the "dynamic loft" idea, but my confusion is with the adapter in relation to the ferrule and not knowing what is now "standard" to apply the information from Tom Wishon.. My "neutral" setting on the adapter aligns with the "lower" setting on the ferrule. Should I essentially disregard what the ferrule setting says, and set my loft based on the adapter sleeve settings only since that will ultimately decide the lie and face angle for dynamic loft?
  3. Hello everyone! I am new here to see if I can’t get some clarification on a loft/hosel/adapter sleeve question! The back story is, I bought an older TaylorMade SLDR 10.5 with an upgraded Aldila Tour Blue JV (Japanese Version) shaft. When I went to adjust the loft, I noticed the adapter sleeve’s “neautral” setting was positioned at the ferrules “lower” position, and “+1.5 degrees” at the “standard” setting. My question here is; what is now the standard position based on the adapter sleeve’s positioning? And if the “lower” position on the ferrule is in fact the standard setting, I assume the driver is 10.5 degrees in that setting regardless of what the ferrule says at that position, and lofting up or down would effectively be the same?? Ill try and post pics tonight to explain some of this a little better! Thanks for the help!
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