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GOLFSALOT00 Well Established Member

GOLFSALOT00

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i am curios to see who plays which and why. please dont turn this into a x vs. y which is better thread

in my x72 stand bag
g10 driver 10.5
g10 3-wood 15.5
g10 3 iron hybrid
cg gold with actionlite flighted vokey spin milled oil can 56 t35 60 degree anser 2 putterz urs


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i am curios to see who plays which and why. please dont turn this into a x vs. y which is better thread

Hi,

I have played DG S300's for the past 6-7 (maybe 8...) seasons. I know no different. I guess my game has grown with them! I have heard of great things (from club pros, store/sales reps etc) about the project x's (and even from Nippon). But I haven't tried fitting them to one of my sets. I have only hit them at demo's and they seem a great shaft. My brother has 6.0's in his Pings, and he loves them. I guess im just happy with my current set-up etc.
Driver: Callaway Diablo Edge Tour 10.5* (UST Proforce v2 77g X Flex) 3 Wood: Callaway Diablo 15* (UST Proforce v2 86g S Flex). 2 Hybrid: Adams A4 Tech 17* (UST Proforce v2 105g S Flex). 3 and 4 Hybrid: Adams Idea Pro 20* and 23* (UST Proforce v2 105g S Flex)
Irons: Tour Edge Exotics...

bruce Dedicated Member

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I play dynamic gold,what reason,they were in the irons when i bought them,to me i think shaft is not that big of an issue as long as the flex is right.

aeroburner tp 10.5 stiff
superfast tp 2.0 3 wood stiff
Halo 25 and taylormade tp 19 degree hybrids
miura cb 202 and wedge
tp 52* wedge, tp 56* taylormade spider mallet putter


sk71 Member

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Project X 6.0. I bought my new set with the px shafts because I heard so many good things. I'm definitely hitting more consistent iron shots, that's for sure. I haven't hit a push shot to the right since changing to this set.(knock on wood) But I can't say that it's ONLY because of the shaft.

In Bag:

Driver:909D2 8.5 Voodoo
Fairway:909F2 15.5 Voodoo
Hybrid idea pro 20*Irons: MP-57 3-PW Proj x 6.0Wedges: CG12 54* & 58* 2 dotPutter: Studio Select Fastback 1Ball: Pro V1Rangefinder: LR800


Robiola the Monster Well Established Member

Robiola the Monster

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The difference between Dg's & Px's is the way they create their flex.

Dg's create stiffer shafts with weight & Px's create stiffness with the metal at the top having very high resistance & lower resistance at the bottom of the shaft thus the flex. The only major difference between the two is weight, although i hit the px's longer i hit the dg's striaghter, i think because of the heavier weight slowing my swing speed & giving me abit more control.

In the end it comes down to preferance

In my black carry bag
Driver- 909 D2 10.5* 76g Stiff UST Proforce V2
3-Wood 909 F3 14.5* 82g Stiff UST Proforce V2
Hybrid- 585-H 19* 85g Stiff Flex Adilla Proto
Irons- Z-B Forged 3iron-PW Project X 6.0Gap Wedge- Vokey Spin Milled 52|8Sand Wedge- Vokey Spin Milled 56|10Putter- Scotty Cameron...

misty_mountainhop Great Member

misty_mountainhop

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DGS300 for me. PX shafts I've tried are too boardy for me - I just don't like the feel. I like the standard Rifle Flighted shafts though...

Home Course: Wollaton Park GC, Nottingham, U.K.

Ping G400, 9°, Alta CB 55S | Ping G400, 14°, Alta CB 65S | Adams Pro Dhy 18°, 21°, 24°, KBS Hybrid S | Ping S55 5-PW, TT DGS300 | Vokey 252-08, DGS200 | Vokey 256-10 (bent to 58°), DGS200 | Ping Sigma G Anser, 34" | Vice Pro Plus

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