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Hey everyone. I am looking for some opinions on 3 wood shafts. I am about to purchase a 13.5 909F2 wood. I can't beat the deal (half the price of the 910) I am getting on it, especially being a brand new club. I currently hit a 15.5 906F4 with an Aldila VS Proto 80-S. I am going to a 13.5 degree wood simply for tee shots on shorter holes and narrow holes. I rarely ever hit my 3 wood in to a par 5 (if I am that far out, I typically lay up to a good wedge yardage). I prefer a lower trajectory ball flight, so that is where I need some opinions. When I catch my 906F4 in the screws I hit it a good bit higher than I like, and I think the shaft has a lot to do with it. I am thinking something either heavier in a stiff flex (like a 90ish gram stiff) or the same weight in an X-stiff. Quality opinions are very much appreciated!

If it helps any, I have a 70-X in my driver.

Titleist 905T 9.5* (Mitsubishi Rayon JAVLN FX V7)

Titleist 909F2 13.5* (Oban Devotion 7)

Titleist 906F4 15.5* (Aldila VS Proto 80-S)

Cobra S3 Pro Forged-M 3-PW (DG SL300's hard stepped)

Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 54* & 60*

Scotty Cameron Circa 62

Titleist 9.5 S83 Staff Bag

FJ Icon, Sport, and DryJoy's


Decided to go with an Oban Devotion 7. It should be in at the end of the week, so I should have some good play time and practice with the club by the middle or end of next week. I will report back!

Titleist 905T 9.5* (Mitsubishi Rayon JAVLN FX V7)

Titleist 909F2 13.5* (Oban Devotion 7)

Titleist 906F4 15.5* (Aldila VS Proto 80-S)

Cobra S3 Pro Forged-M 3-PW (DG SL300's hard stepped)

Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 54* & 60*

Scotty Cameron Circa 62

Titleist 9.5 S83 Staff Bag

FJ Icon, Sport, and DryJoy's


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