Which of the following new shaft would you buy?

[ronaldkuntoro]

Which one of the following shaft, would you buy (money also matter) ?

A. Fujikura Motore Speeder ($300)
B. Aldila RIP ($300)
C. Matrix Radix ($150)
D. Tiger's Graphite Design Tour AD EV ($300)

[clearwaterms]

Which one of the following shaft, would you buy (money also matter) ?

the one that works the best. Have you hit each of them? They are all excellent brands and all make an excellent product. The secret is to find the shaft that matches your style of play, not the other way around.

[saevel25]

By looks, i like the RIP shaft. I think its just an awesome looking shaft.

But i wouldn't pick any of them. Maybe the Matrix Radix is the highest i would pay for a golf shaft. I just orderd a Proforce V2 75X, $60 dollars but a very very solid golf shaft.

[peter draggin]

I have the Motore F1 in my 7wood and love it, thinking of buying another for my driver as well

[authentic_golfer]

Have played Graphite Design shafts for years and am a big fan. That said, shaft choice is a delicate matter and should always involve personal testing, ideally with a launch monitor and pro's advice.

Sean

[michaeljames92]

D is actually The Graphite Design Tour AD DI shaft. It is an absolutely wicked shaft. I have made swing changes with my pro and hit the ball much lower so after fitting the high launch of the Tour AD DI was a perfect for me.

[saevel25]

Well i hate that the ping G10 is a 0.350 golf head, I couldn't find any adaptor for the ping G10. So, i will be going with the UST V2 75X extra stiff shaft.

[Titleist_ProV1x]

B. Aldila RIP ($300) hands down the best shaft on the market IMO!

[ronaldkuntoro]

Well i hate that the ping G10 is a 0.350 golf head, I couldn't find any adaptor for the ping G10. So, i will be going with the UST V2 75X extra stiff shaft.

You wouldn't need any adaptor. What you need is a Shim, a brass metal thing to stuff the hosel. And it wouldn't make any difference on feel or performance (a golfer asked me about this before).

Any clubmaker (at any golf shop) can perform that job. I have used .335 shafts on my Ping G5's .350 hosel many many times.