Clandestine

Cheers for the input. However, this is the first non game improving iron that i've purchased and I have no intention of changing it for years, so I'd quite like to make sure it's my "perfect" fit from the off.

Hi, I had a fitting for some Razr X Forged clubs yesterday and was curious about the shaft weights. The guy has ordered me the Project X 5.0's, but a little research has shown that these are the lightest on offer for the Forged clubs (Callaway's website). He didn't do a swing speed test and was judging the required shaft by how far I was hitting the ball, I assume at least. My distances are: PW: 130 9: 140 8: 150 7: 160 6: 170 I'm probably worrying about nothing, but people with similar distances seem to be going for the 5.5 rather than the 5.0. What are the real term benefits/disadvantages between the two shaft weights? As in will I be likely to fade/draw the ball more with the 5.0, will the ball flight be higher etc. The Royal Precision site recommended that I go for the Dynamic Gold XP S 300. Cheers in advance, Matt.

Hi, I purchased the Razr Hawk (standard) 9.5 degree driver a few months ago and absolutely love it, so much so that I decided to invite it's mates to the party and picked up the 5 wood and a hybrid 3 yesterday. It wasn't until I got home that I noticed I'd actually managed to get the tour version of the hybrid 3. Can anyone tell me the actual difference between the tour and standard versions of this club? The Callaway website lists that the standard head is slightly of-set, to help square it up at impact but that seems to be the only noticeable difference. I play off 16 and am wondering whether or not I should exchange it for the standard version, or whether to just stick with what I've got as an off-set head doesn't sound that appealing... I guess I'm just really looking for someone to ease any demons from my mind! Cheers in advance, Matt.