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TaylorMade Kai'li vs TM Matrix Ozik

Kessly Snipes
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Kessly Snipes

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I just picked up a driver and it came with a second shaft.
The head is last years Burner Superfast 2.0 TP, 8.5 degree and it came with the TM Matrix Ozik HD6 Stiff (on the club).  It also has the TM R11 Diamana Kai'li Stiff 70 weight. Both are TP
My question is, I have a swing speed between 118 and 123 MPH and hit a slight draw, I don't want to pay to be switching back and forth if I don't have too. So can anyone tell me the major differences between the 2.
Thanks.

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Pretty similar shafts

TM R11 Diamana Kai'li Stiff 70- low torque, low launch and low spin

TM Matrix Ozik HD6 Stiff- lighter than Diamana, medium high bend point, low spin, Mid-low launch

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