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Aldila NV Shafts

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I have a Great Big Bertha 9degree head I want to put a new NV shaft in but whichh one and why? 55    65    75  ???     And by the way, It will be a regular shaft.


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None of us can tell you. Swing the lightest shaft you can control. I like heavier shafts… easier to feel throughout my swing.

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Seems like I read Titleist used the 65 in the 975 and maybe others back then.


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