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I'm trying to see what driver I should get. Its between the R11 and the Burner superfast 2.0. I know what both of them offer but I dont know if getting the r11 is worth the more money im gonna spend on it. Any thoughts?


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Hit them.  Doesn't matter what anybody thinks other than you.  I knew immediatley that  the 2.0 was the one and the R11 was not for me.  You may be the opposite.


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Give them both a decent hit then you can judge whether it's worth the extra money to get the R11 if thats the one you prefer. Everyones going to have their own personal preference, what works for one won't work for another. Personally il take recommendations from people on clubs to try out but would never buy anything without trying it first.


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Personally I love the SF2.0, but I also have a swing speed of 112mph. It's totally preference hit as many balls as you can with them and use your best judgement on which suits your needs better.

Mitch Wayne

 

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With the recent price drops this might be a relevant thread again so I figured I would post my driver shopping experience today.

I don't swing very hard (around 83 on average and maybe upper 80's if the stars align with my swing, full turn, good release etc.).  Also I am 5' 4" so longer clubs tend to scare me, lol

I hit the following on 2 different monitors today.

R11 - 12*; closed setting on sole plate; 1 deg of loft added  - My average distance was about 187 - longest 210

SF 2.0 HT 13*  - I was seeing about 203 average and even got a couple out to 230 when I made perfect contact.

230 is very very long for me.

I normally get all my shafts cut down to 43"-44" range but not this time. I will just grip down so I am not fooling around and messing up the swing weight.  If I get it to the course and it becomes a slice monster I will probably have it reshafted with a shaft that plays a little shorter.

Driver: Ping G25

3w - Ping K15

3h - TEE Trilogy

4h - TEE Trilogy

5h - TEE Trilogy

Irons: Ping G25 6-LW

Putter: Odyssey White Ice D.A.R.T
Bag: Nike SQ Tour

Optics: Bushnell Tour V2 Slope

Shoes: True Linkswear


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