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  4. On 5/14/2018 at 11:34 PM, nobmontana said:

    The new Grandista RS-D is a must for SP700 fans!!!   Especially now that proper SP700 will be disappear from the universe!!!   

    I might need to get another head as backup!! 

    When will this driver be released?

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    I have the 23 and 28 degree.   They are awesome out of bad lies,   rough,  sand tight fw lies.

     

    The hybrids 28 and 33 degree are awkward to look at. They appear to have more loft than listed. The 23 degree has been the best performer so far. 

    Great balance and amazing thru the turf.

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    The Adams Launch Lab driver was hard to hit but rewarded pure strikes  shafted with a PROJECT X shaft driver shaft 5.5 was the only driver I hit 3 straight drives on the golf course over 300 yards. It was perfect distance conditions,, mid 80 temps ,  great ball flight conditions  and ample roll.

     

    The PRGR   RS driver is forgiving,  but rewards a good strike with perfect trajectory and great roll out. Fantastic driver for windy conditions.

     

     

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    On 8/14/2017 at 11:57 PM, Duffer19 said:

    With 37 and 38* for PW, how do you fill in the gap?  My 703 is 43* PW and I have to use a 48* and a 54* GW.

    I just got a set of these.   I have used several models of EGG irons thru  the years.    The 2014 Super EGGS had the biggest wow factor, The 2015/2016 Red Egg irons had the most shot  control.   The 2017 PC EGG irons have the  wow factor distance of the 2014 Super Eggs,  and the shot control of the RED EGG irons.   The sole design has the best turf interaction of any Egg,  or any iron that I have hit.  As for the gap factor, I have the 7-A wedge.  The A wedge is 43 degrees (great for chipping BTW) .   50 54 AND 58  degree PXG wedges, and the transition is very smooth.

  15. 3 hours ago, Henry said:

    Wonder why they added the crown to the fairway woods? Having the crown off made these very appealing to me. Now they look like any other fairway wood. Hope they perform just as well.   

    They did the same thing to the hybrids also. More conventional design.  I do like the look of the EGG Driver, and EGG irons.

  20. On 5/2/2017 at 10:50 PM, chuck4golf said:

    Does it also make sense to end up with a bunch of hybrids, all the way down to a 6 or 7 hybrid?

    I have used a mixed bag of EGG hybrids thru thru the 6 , (and EGG irons) with great success,  been testing the Fourteen HI877 24, 27 and 30 degree iron/hybrid/utility and been very impressed with the feel and performance.  I was in a bad accident 2 years ago (broken ankle) , and any club/bag setup that makes the game easier is the way to go for me.