Daverain1

I bought the X-20 tours about a month ago, Project X 6.0, plus 1", 2 degree upright, as a replacement for x-16's which were super in the 3, 4, 5 iron and clunky heavy in the 8-PW. If you go to the precision website, they list the 5.0 shafts as regular, 5.5 as stiff, and 6.0 as stiffer. The 6.5 is X-stiff. Based on your yardages, I suggest either the 5.5's or 6.0. The 5.5's are lighter and have a lower bend point which will give up higher ball flight. The 6.0's will give more control, lower ball flight, and perhaps less distance. I've only gotten out twice (also Northeast) with mixed results. Love them for chipping and partial shots, don't have the distances figured out yet. First time out I was short and right, second time out long and left. Must be the indian, not the arrow.

Just be aware that the ones will clinometers (slope-adjusted) are not legal for USGA play. The description for Bushnell Pinseeker 150 with slope includes the following: Note: This item is non-USGA conforming due to its slope feature. If you're looking for a Bushnell rangefinder that is USGA-approved, please see the Bushnell Yardage Pro Pinseeker 1500.

Take a look at the new X-20 tours. More compact head, less offset, and standard rifle project x shafts. Much more of a player's club than the old "pro series" but still retaining some classic callaway forgiveness.