scottymac
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i used a accra last year, forgot which model. anyways i had been using a speeder 757 xs for the last 2 years at the time as i love the feel of the boardy stiff fuji with my swing speed (120+) & the speeder has everything i looked for, low torque, high kick, 70-80grams. the accra i had matched up in specs similar to that of the speeder. the accra was a good shaft but i found it to be a little whippy & didnt like how my ball balloned with it, the tip felt a bit week to me, IMO. so i had it tipped 1 1/2 inchs & it somewhat took care of the problem as the speeder worked much better for ME. i didnt get the feel with the shaft that i could set up & just step on one off the tee which i didnt like & got me to try to steer the ball at which time i went back with what i liked. when id step on one off the tee i could feel the club head lagging back a ton which proved to be correct as i jumped on a launch monitor a week later. all in all a good shaft, if you dont swing as hard as me, IMO give it a go. i just need a shaft thats like a tree trunk so it doesnt have a whippy feel to me. Try an SE, I guarantee that you won't find it too soft. I can tell you lots of players with swing speeds higher than 120 have hit this shaft and not found it too soft. That includes some of the BEST players in the world. :whistle:
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I still regret the day I Ho'd a set of the Callaway Edge's. :mad: I bought a never used set from a guy's shop in 1992 for $150 and took a $1000 for them a few weeks later. Still have a set a Bobby Jones blades but not the same at all. Not sure the number but they made very few sets of the Edge's. Biggest Ho'ing mistake of my life!!! :wah:
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Yep, 460 on the way. Largest face of any cobra yet. Two tungsten weights in sole. Draw biased with heavier weight in heel area. 7 gram heel weight, 1 gram toe weight. Stock shaft is 60 gram mid-flex NV with with high launch tip. Addition to SZ line, not replacement for anything.
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U.S., you can download the complete 2005 Wilson catalogue at www.wilsonstaff.com
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