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DG Sensicore X100 reviews

qtong

By qtong
in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting

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I got my MP-68's reshafted last week and just took them out on the range today and played a couple holes (hit 4-5 balls varying from 180-140 to the pin each hole) to see how they were on approach shots. I previously played S300s and my problems with those include:
1: hooking the ball like crazy
2: ball flew a mile high, even when I tried to play a low shot it was still higher than I'd like
Safe to say the x100's fixed those issues. Shaft felt much stiffer (obviously) and my dispersion was excellent. I consistently hit a baby fade at the same distances as before without the hooks. I did find it a bit harder to play the hook though... Spin was slightly less than the S300's but that's not a bad thing; I often found myself spinning the ball off the green which started out to be cool but ended up being a huge problem. With the X100's I just drop and stop so I am very excited about that. The ball flight was beautiful! Nice low shot that cut through the wind with no ballooning. The sensicore was nice and bad at the same time. I didn't get the same feel and feedback as I used to which might be partly due to a stiffer shaft. Mishits weren't as obvious on my hands like I would like. However, due to my recent wrist and hand problems I found the 'numb' feeling kind of easier on my body. All in all, I am in love with these new shafts and hopefully be able to hit more greens!

Ft- Tour 9.5* Proforce V2 77x 44.5"
585h 19* Aldila VS Proto 80 Stff
3-pw Dynamic Gold x100
MP-T10 52* 56*
X-tour 60* Antigua 33"


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