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ronaldkuntoro Dedicated Member

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I need a review on Graphite Design Aura shaft. Which color do you use? (red, green, gold, blue) How do you like the performance and the feel of the shaft?
Whats in my Golf Bag:
Driver: Nike Sumo 5000
5 Wood: Mizuno MP-001
Iron: Mizuno MX-950 5-PW
Wedge: Cobra FP 60 degrePutter: Odyssey 2-BallBall: Yellow balls

Shorty Super Member

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I need a review on Graphite Design Aura shaft. Which color do you use? (red, green, gold, blue) How do you like the performance and the feel of the shaft?

Then why don't you type in "graphite design aura review" in Google?

In the race of life, always back self-interest. At least you know it's trying.

 

 


enis750 Great Member

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Then why don't you type in "graphite design aura review" in Google?

wow....yet another post full of information Shorty....THANKS!

to the OP: I have used the Aura Red and it was a GREAT SHaft and highly under rated nice mid-low penetrating flight, low spin and great flex (also plays true to flex i found) for the price point, overall a great shaft
"My swing is homemade - but I have perfect flaws!" - Me

Shorty Super Member

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wow....yet another post full of information Shorty....THANKS!

Do a Google search and there are dozens of reviews and opinions on this shaft. Why ask peopele do do again what has already been done?

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Gordon McTavish Well Established Member

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Do a Google search and there are dozens of reviews and opinions on this shaft. Why ask peopele do do again what has already been done?

Doesn't that render this forum somewhat redundant?


Shorty Super Member

Shorty

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Doesn't that render this forum somewhat redundant?

Not at all. There is a lot of information about golf equipment which is already out there. For someone to come out and demand "I need this..." and "Give me this.." is not only rude, it's not necessary. And before Ennis temporarily abandons his quest to uncover the mysteries of the apostrophe, or ponder how a European major winner could possibly be of any interest to anyone, I do not think that it is rude to ask questions, but I do think it's rude to do so without any hint of a "please" or thanks".

People are forever starting posts where they want someone to write them an essay about, for example, the differences between Titleist golf balls or drivers, when the Titleist website supplies all of this information. That is not the same as asking people to share their experiences and personal perspectives. There are endless new topics to discuss.

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ronaldkuntoro Dedicated Member

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Then why don't you type in "graphite design aura review" in Google?

Well, what I couldn't find any reviews on Google that are posted on Forums like this. I found a magazine that talk about this shaft but it just repeat the shaft basic information from the Graphite Design website.

I would be really glad if some Aura shaft owners here could give his honest opinion on this shaft. PS. I'm not trying to be rude by asking this question. Just trying to get some feedback from real golfers.
Whats in my Golf Bag:
Driver: Nike Sumo 5000
5 Wood: Mizuno MP-001
Iron: Mizuno MX-950 5-PW
Wedge: Cobra FP 60 degrePutter: Odyssey 2-BallBall: Yellow balls

kennay92 Great Member

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people post questions they can find on google all the time on here... its the fact the know what anwsers there getting are from true golfers and what level of golfer they are on here.

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