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Alright so like most people the new drivers have me foaming at the mouth to get out and buy a new one so im looking for some help. I hit a new R11 today, felt alittle head heavy at first but i warmed up to it. I've looked into the R9 Superdeep and Callaway Ft Tour. Im usually pretty unbaised so im open to any suggestions.

Heres my ave. numbers with the R11(9* stiff flex 60 gram blur)

Club speed=112

Launch=16*

Backspin=3300-3400

Ball Speed=150

Carry 260-265

To me the launch seemed a fit high especially the spin. Not sure if the Superdeep in like a 8.5 or X shaft would be the cure.


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