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ah the differnce is incredible. i love NS 950 in rescues, but really the crazy ute shafts is so delightfull.

just a bit more on these shafts..., i took them to sydney over the weeknd played 3 games and oodles of practice balls with both the 16 adn 18 utes. im actually bagging both these and the 24 * ute now the 3 wood is on the outer. the overall distance of the 16* isnt as long as a 3w def NOT. id say 20ish yards shorter..., (and agianst the egg mnore like 25+) the accuracy and straightness and unmatchable feel of these shafts tho eliminates my need for long irons and 14-17* fairway woods im using them from tees out of heavy rough. on solid fairways, and hitting small draws, and cuts BUT the ball doesnt go banana, its just the smallest curve. i was playing in really , really windy conditions on totally exposed coast , and interestingly the 18* which i was using for 200-220 ish yard shots went low then popped up just a bit at its apex. and falls over softly. i hit it into the wind a few times abpout 190 and was amazed at the flight its perfect., below the wind for the first 75 % of flight then it pops up and rolls over. lands soft the 16* was just solid low stable and totally confidence building. im grabbing it immediatly whenever i dont absolutely like the look of the drive im facing. before i grab the driver i grab this. i cant say enough positive things about the crazy ute shafts performance in all conditions now and i use them in stiff flex not x if u have to chose a new ute shaft then these are just incredible. i love the feeling of the kaili , its a really good shaft in the fairways and in the RC 24* ute but in comparison to the crazy its not even on the same planet as these things. very very good shafts.. very good indeed. highly reccomended

ha thats exactly what happend to me ull come back to them .................... we all do

prob have to resize the photo , smaller... thats the main reason it wont uplink i always find

good looking putter im looking at the yamada razor liking this type of look

the shimadas i find extrememly good, they dont have anything that stands out, they just deliver a great shot great trajectory , perfect distance every time oh and the y LOOK mustard white writing down the solid pipes. in my miuraisms they are 100% perfect. i can get small movement with them and count on the ball flying true ireally rate them highly the ns sp blue much lower and stiffer they are my 2 favs.

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my ever trusty bunker meijin like american express. i dont leave home without it..!

the modus i ddint hit enough of. i hit a few and liked t hem buthte protos just feel like thers more substance to them in ns the SP range is prety impossible to beat. id go the blue over the modus, but thats how i like them.

sorry chaps just pipped u they are gopin into a set of miuraisms or a set of yamaha tours. been playing the isms agn and loving them.

its just the close quarter shots and deep grass shots that suffer a lot with the non conformers, so ahrd to stop em, that and the balls ilike. (big think about changing full time to the tourstage mild form the premium brills) ive never played the spinners, i play the NS wv and i like them a lot the look of th yammys suits my eye perfectly ithinki ll just use my old 56* yururi 1.618 that i bent to 61* thats a ballshredder and spins like crazy form close quarters ive realised i like small soled wedges , the wider ones i kind of dig a lot

ull strugggle to get a set of 20111 tours.. they wil eventually arise but they are hens teeth here. i had to pay the top to get mine and only in 5-pw veyr very tasty iorns tho all of them the 2012s i know ill end up getting im hopelesss.

at yr SS id have to say the DG x 100s are really hard to beat. they are noticeably lower heavier and straighter then the JDM offerings but they lack a lot of feel i dont hit KBS so i cant say there. but on the proto NS side the 2fi4s are the ones ur after i have a set of paul caseys actual shafts and t hey are high but heavy and straight they are in my yamaha tour 2010s they are on t he cusp for me, i prob need slightyl lighter ones. form the stock offering the Ns sp blue in x will def be ok. i play the stiff and i m gulping at times withthiose the X will be fine skippercarrey plays them swears by them and he goes pretty well. i hitthem in my epon 8-9pw soft stepepd and they are super solid but hte dg x100s ithink over all will be tough to beat for you

yururi go very very well all of them looks determine what u shud get, they all paly excellently. the sieda are more rounded pear shape the tour elongated flat the rupas conforming similar to seida all spin really well. of the shafts uve lsited quadra fex drivers the yonex goes real well for the price. akira llooks great. ain hit it tho unless they had a change of heart , they are made solely for pros, so they tend to be for good players. u cant NOT include the ryoma in yr drivers really .......,

almost had one for ya in stiff i was gonna keep the head but it went in 3 seconds , they wouldnt hold it for me. damn these things just keep going going going. im trying to get a cpl of old ones for fws ha no chance!

MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE.......................! pls send me the NS proto dps that completes my shafts perfectly ,ive got em all now goody gumdrops. pm u now

well if ever ive see n set of wedegs i like the look of in a shop these are them i had to , it was my destiny to, its the last component of yam that i hadnt played. ((conforming tho..................)) although they are conforming these thiings spin beautifully. sit perfectly. feel magnificent . not exactly butter , more solid style, but they have a bit of thump to them and i found i cud cut the ball sideways with ease. DG tour issue shafts helps as well. small thin sole ,but over all a larginsh wedge. the muscle component is beautiful to look at, its a kind of goldish sheen ,a litte reflective sure, but not as bad as some, i still thinkl they could have made it a little less reflective for cetian. oh if only these wre non conforming, id sell every other wedge. they sit perfectly for me but alas ,thers other s that spin more. , a lot more.. (hey no pro here !) IF i was a pro tho, these would be gamed for a long long time. super conforming wedge utterly superb.

new driver 45 x d2.5 x 325 g WOWSAH thought id get this set to 315 -318 gram, my new wizz made it to 325 to get it to d2.5 injected some goooo in the head ot get it there WOWSAH. played it in horrible wind rain, think britsih open day 3 10* head. low spin mid launch lots of carry + it rolls out! yammys play a little on the lower side anyways and at 10* i was very happy with results of flight and launch aHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH now ive gone and done it agn ilove the look of bigger faced drivers and the 440 is just that, still not a monster like the crazy 460, or epon 101, its still got a bit of pro look about it but just that bit bigger than the 425 face i think in my minds eye its thperfect size combining sleek pro stlye looks with ease of launch. the drivers were a series of small draws all day that i seem to be able to count on with monotonous regularity witht this crazy shaft it did it in the ryoma, its doing it better in the yamaha felt much better than in the ryoma ,the ryoma s huge bulbous tail seemed to over power the sensation of the noir, but in a yammy it highlights it , or combines perfectly , couldnt be happier with it. theres a new sherrif in my bag nad its name is yamha 440 its a keeper !

its a no brainer end of chat i hit my egg spoon 15* old model with diamana kaili 70 s over the weekend i hadnt hit it in a few months off t he deck. there isnt anything thats even close. i was back to my amazed look of how did it get there. EVERYONE thta plays golf shud have one of these at thier disposal u mighten need ti game it every week but when u need it its just out of this world from a tee i mstill reffy oin it. then i just threw a ball on the deck and hit it , bahhumbug. sensational. still like the yamaha and RC better for ma tee box , but ..............., oh btw......... the kaili as a fw shaft is a ripper. low long smalls left. i love it.

gawd can they improve this thing , i mean really??

i just had a jbeam 435 9.5* built wit hthe p9003x 44.5 inch 337 gram d3 rediculous played it yesterday at longy in a cyclone. stable. low. strong. must swing at 100% every drive or it goes right. im no where near strong enough for it tho i can handle it but i leave so so much behind. id love to see a drakon hit this i mserious it would be out of htis world the p9003x is lovely , and a beautiful looking shaft thsi driver i left at home in oz for the longy. its made for it.

If u get the right shaft u will be straighter either lower or higher and either more or less carry depending on what specs ur after And esp if u go heard at it the results are the same engines ain't engines

Im sitting on one of yr focker friendships at narita as we speak and the mechanics cant get the plane to go stuck on the gate 70mins now no end in soght just waoyting patiently for the air con to stop working as well not much good varrying20 tons if the bloody thing cant get off the groind! Plsplsplspls let singapore airlines inro this route we might get decent planes! Handicap stableford from the stones so ur spotting me 3 Need to be by narita so ill try glenmoore pete dye monstrosiry! Every club in the bag its a beast! lama says cheers foe the peejays

ooh them s fighting words bring ya A- game, fight to the death

So... ive got all my new low spin low launch running along the ground worm burners in play over the last month or two it dawned on me that i dont have many soaring bombers any longer , apart form the crazy 460 crazy sigma 50 , thats it . i bought the yamaha 440 power length to try it out 10* in the previous models its a peach, they tend to laucnh a littel lower than other 10* heads ive found . i was initially going to put a p9003x in it , then i thought, id like a lighter driver, than all my current stock are pushing hte 330 gram barier. so i figureed a lighter all round driver might be a nice change the head on the 440 is only 196 gram so with the crazy 80 noir 7.7 at 69 gram and torque of 3.1 i this should come in at around 316-318 i gram, thats a pretty big driop form 330 but i think this is a toally differnet style of club to what i normally hit. the yammy in 440 ust gives me bit more landing spacethan the 425 tour, it LOOKS a little more upright at address and the low spin mid laucnh of the crazy will be a pretty good match ,delivering a mid high total soaring bomb delivering machine its finished tom and ill be palying it in oz for 3 days over this wekeeend to give it a test . the othe one im maing is hte jbeam old 435 head 10* with the GD p9003x at 44.5 inch. im thinking this might be a bit higher than the crazy set ups. super solid thmping runner. just a little higher tho . it occured to me that i hit the 435 head pretty consistantly its not my favoutite , but i hit it so well ,so why not give it a slightly differnt shaft for a slightly different flight. im sure this will be exacltly what i need in oz and it will be close to 325 grams. looking fwd to getting these in play and seeing what the combos play like. as it stands now my best drivers are ryoma d1 --stinger 70x ryoma d1---p9003x epon 101-stinger 70s jbeam 425 tour -- crazy 80 crazy 460-- crazy sigma 50 i can play any of these will supreme confidence but doesnt stop me chasing the dragon looking for that driving nirvana

yea ive played both of those the tp7hd i sold after one round was in my yamaha tour head so wasnt like iwas hiting a dummy club i thought the tp was pretty average for that price. its pretty low spin, low launching , it flet ot me like a crazy 80 ls 2 withot the excitement u get form crazy the bang voo is MUCH easier to hit, much more enjoyable. good feeling , ver ystraight mid ish launch and higher spin i enjoy playing the bangvoo its differnt to crazy , not as taught , and much easier