Drivers
- Thread starter Midnight
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ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
If my g15 had been adjustable I would still have it too... Since i went to the trouble of getting a shaft fitted!
njrose51
Challenge Tour Pro
I recently got a Ping Crossover, as using the woods was just a constant battle. Beautiful club to hit, so straight, and I'm going 210-230 carry, and still getting used to it, so not that far behind my playing partners. Long par 3s, tight par 4s or par 5s hold no worries at all now. I'll stick with this until I become better with my RBZ woods. I might be tempted to invest in a newer driver, but not at the moment.
Tim67
Hacker
I have a G15 10.5 Reg Shaft if you're interested. Also G15 3 & 5 woods, regular. Cluttering up the garage.
Jacko_G
Blackballed
Adams kit is very reasonable second hand. You can also pick up a reasonable Ping G25 for around the £100 mark.
And29
Head Pro
I tried a Crossover yesterday and was blown away..
tried the 3 with tour stiff and was launching straight with great flight
which one did you go for?
SAPCOR1
Journeyman Pro
Direct Golf have the Adams Blue driver at £80
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I've got a mint condition 910 with two shafts that I got off One Planer that I've only hit about a dozen times if you're interested?
stevenk
Hacker
Going to direct golf tomorrow to look at the Adams and the Cobra fly z to replace my progen driver and 3 wood any thoughts.
need_my_wedge
Has Now Found His Wedgie
Another vote for G15 here. Had mine for 5 or 6 years now was looking to replace it last season but hitting it as good as ever and struggling to justify a change. The Callaway XR was great the few times I played with it and was pretty sold on it, but after seeing the Cobra Fly z in action recently, am keen to give that a try, but unless there is some major gain I'll probably stick with the Ping
Midnight
Journeyman Pro
Thanks for all the offers but I am now sorted (hopefully).
My wife surprised me when I got home. She has seen me looking on e bay at drivers, anyway she had bought me a fly z in blue for the sum of £55 pounds of one of her friends husband's who did not like it. It is almost brand new not a mark on it. So worth a punt.
Cheers again.
My wife surprised me when I got home. She has seen me looking on e bay at drivers, anyway she had bought me a fly z in blue for the sum of £55 pounds of one of her friends husband's who did not like it. It is almost brand new not a mark on it. So worth a punt.
Cheers again.
Curls
Journeyman Pro
She's a keeper!
njrose51
Challenge Tour Pro
I went for the 4 iron with a stiff shaft. I got a bit more distance on the 3 iron, but I was far more consistent with my dispersion with the 4 iron. So will gladly sacrifice those extra yards for the middle (ish) of the fairway. I was also far more relaxed in my swing with the 4 iron - didn't really have to think about it - whereas with the 3, I started to get tense/felt pressure on the shot.
Cant wait to use it again.
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