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I and a few others on this site love the Nickent 4Dx Evolver; fun adjustability options now that i've collected several shafts/heads. Dirt cheap too as Nickent is out of business. Here's the link to the thread:

http://thesandtrap.com/forum/threads...ickent+evolver

Driver: Cleveland Classic 270, 10.5*
Fairway Woods: Adams Speedline LP (3 & 5)
Hybrids: Wilson Staff Fybrids 21*, 24*, UST V2 stiff
Irons: Callaway X-20 Tour, 5-PW, Rifle Project-X (flighted) 6.0
Wedges: Cleveland CG15 DSG 52* & 58* +/- 56* Niblick

Putter: Yes! Amy


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To be honest this adjustable stuff is all a gimmick.

You should buy a driver that fits your specs lie, loft, kick, torque, grip size, flex, and so on. Mold your swing and you really should not worry about adjusting the head weighting. Honestly, how many times do you think you will need to adjust your club head weighting? And shouldn't you find a club with weighting you like before purchasing it?

I have a lot of friends that have the adjustable weighting clubs like the R7 and what not. They messed around with the weighting when they first got it and now they never touch the weighting even when there shots continually miss the fairway. If you want to have an adjustable weighting system for cheap by some lead tape!!!

If you are producing bad shots adjust your swing not the clubhead.

I am obviously not a big fan of the adjustable weighting system. I don't see the reasoning for introducing it to the golf market except for another thing for the big golf companies to push their products. Think about about pros of the past firing great scores without this "high level technology." If you think you need every edge you can get, remember that golfers are just as bad before as they are today with advancements in driver design!

Invest your money in a custom fitted club.

In my Ping stand bag:
Irons: 3-PW Titleist T blades, 2-iron King Cobra Oversize cavity back
Wedges: Cleveland Tour Action 56 and 60 deg 8 and 6 bounce respectively
Putter: Mizuno Brass Bulls Eye Flange
Woods: King Cobra Pro S9-1 8.5 deg X-stiff, and 15 deg X-stiffShoes: Asics Tour Gels


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I used to have an R9 it was crap at every setting then I got a 909D2 which is good just how it is

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