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I am in the market for a new driver and really like both of these drivers. I have hit the Burner 2.0 before and was a fan, but have heard some good reviews about the VR_S. So let me know your opinion.


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Go out and hit. It can't substitute for anything. I enjoy my Diablo Octane and I've only had it for a week or so.

|   Callaway Diablo Octane Driver (9.5*, graphite, stiff)   |  

|   Callaway Diablo Octane Tour Fairway Wood (15*, graphite, stiff)   |

|   Cobra Baffler T-Rail Hybrid (19*, graphite, stiff)   |

|   Callaway Razr X HL 4-PW (steel, stiff)   |

|   Callaway X-Series Jaws Chrome Wedges (54.12, 58.8, steel, stiff) |

|   Vulcan Putter   |

|   Callaway Diablo HX Diablo, Bridgestone E6 Balls |


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I have heard beautiful things about the Burner.. never a negative.

What's In My  Stand Bag

 

Driver:  FT-iZ 9*

Hybrids: C3 3,4,5

Irons: C3 6-GW

Wedges: C3 58*/8 and 54*/12

Putter:  blade

Ball: Gamer V2

 

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The Nike is an okay club with a different shaft that isn't the stock fake Fubuki but already cost's $300 at a retailer. You can probably get the Burner 2.0 for $150 new somewhere and the stock shaft on that isn't too bad, a hair whippy for my liking but I could live with it and probably hit it a ton.


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so  if i could get the Nike for about the same price as the burner you would go with the Nike


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Originally Posted by Chris Shades

No, I really dislike that stock fubuki shaft.

Call me crazy, but I feel a bit more comfortable with the Fubiki over the Alidia.

Nike VR-S Covert Driver Project X 6.0 Tour 52

Nike VR-S Fairway Wood 3W Fubuki K Graphite Regular Flex

Nike VR-S Iron Set 3-PW, AW, & SW True Temper Dynalite 90 R-Flex

Nike V-REV 60°/10 Wedge

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