Hi All,
All being equal, does anyone know of a "graphite" shaft that has a significantly lower ball flight than the Aldila NV 65-S? I understand that people have different stock trajectories, but wondered if there was evidently a shaft that can bring the flight down lower than this shaft.
Today I had a round with a friend who plays with a TaylorMade Burner 9.5 degree with R80 Rifle steel shaft, the one with the orange head (think it is a Supersteel. I play with the club as described in the title of this post.
I had a go of his driver and achieved one of my rare "long" drives with the same lower trajectory, hence my search for a lower ball flight. I believe that the loft doesn't have that much of an influence in ball trajectory as the shaft has, so I don't want to change the head. The Aldila already has a high kick point with 3.5 degrees of torque, so not much can be done here. I swing around 100mph so stiff is correct for me. The only real option I can see is going to a steel shaft or finding a graphite shaft that has similar performance properties as steel.
Thanks
All being equal, does anyone know of a "graphite" shaft that has a significantly lower ball flight than the Aldila NV 65-S? I understand that people have different stock trajectories, but wondered if there was evidently a shaft that can bring the flight down lower than this shaft.
Today I had a round with a friend who plays with a TaylorMade Burner 9.5 degree with R80 Rifle steel shaft, the one with the orange head (think it is a Supersteel. I play with the club as described in the title of this post.
I had a go of his driver and achieved one of my rare "long" drives with the same lower trajectory, hence my search for a lower ball flight. I believe that the loft doesn't have that much of an influence in ball trajectory as the shaft has, so I don't want to change the head. The Aldila already has a high kick point with 3.5 degrees of torque, so not much can be done here. I swing around 100mph so stiff is correct for me. The only real option I can see is going to a steel shaft or finding a graphite shaft that has similar performance properties as steel.
Thanks
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