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I have tried many shafts in my Ryoma F2 all the way up to Crazy's FW80, and even a true temper steel shaft. It's design and my swing spells out HOOK. Interesting the F7 with the stock shaft is one of my go to clubs. go figure. Anyway the F2 is sitting in my basement unshafted and collecting dust.

@ Bazzauk. Sent you a PM.

i was just getting ready to put my 5 wood (stock shaft) up for sale. But maybe a shaft swap is in order.

Or trade it for a couple of those classic Yamaha wedges you've been looking for. I've got the 56 and 60.

My sig is current, PRGR Spoon 15 degree.

I am playing the 9003 stiff in both my Driver and 3 wood. My 98 mph swing speed with a quick tempo handles this shaft with out any problems.

PW 44 (Adams) AW 52 (Yamaha Inpres X) SW 56 (Yamaha Inpres X) LW 60 (Yamaha Inpres X)

What shaft are you playing in your Miura?

I have not tried the other drivers mentioned, but the Srixon W-302 at 380cc is great club.

Fred Shoemaker is a big proponent of throwing the golf club, and devoted several pages to this in his book "Extraordinary Golf."

idrive, how what kind of average launch do you get hitting this 3 wood off the tee: high, medium or low? thanks

I was thinking of trying a FST KB in a Yururi.

The roddio shaft would be sorry third, as I found the the stock Srixon shaft heads and shoulders above the roddio in both distance and accuracy. The roddio was all over the place and when I put good swings on the ball I could never acheive consistant distance. Thats what I like about this shaft from the house of forged, when I take a good swing at it I know the results are going to be pretty much awesome. BTW flyfree the flex in the Whup N Shaft I'm using is the Tour Regular.

Swing speed around 97 mph with a fast tempo. The feeling of the shaft is smooth with a noticeable kick.

I just reshafted my 380cc Srixon W-302 with a House of Forged Whup N Shaft, and have picked up 10 yards average distance gain, with just a slight loss of accuracy.

Ditto on the new Geotech Hybrid that is now in the pro shop. We need to know the hosel diameter of all clubheads that are listed in the component category.

MSRP = $6150.00

The 4 wood that's in my bag appears to be square.

Which driver came in first?

Recently I purchased a 9.5 degree 460 Epon shafted with a Roddio W-6WA SR flex. I was getting a super high ball flight with this combo, so much so that I thought it was costing me distance. After talking to Chris I decided to tip the Roddio 1/2 inch to try to bring the trajectory down. I have also been following the discussions on the 380 cc Epon and thought that I might do some experimenting with the smaller head. I decided on the 04 Srixon model W-302 as it has more options than the Epon in regards to lofts and face angles available. This new W-302/Roddio combo is consistantly 10 yards longer than anything I have ever hit and there are times that I am getting 20 extra yards. I know that the dumb downed modern philosophy of closed face angles and larger clubheads is to help the average golfer, but I am wondering now that if all these advances in last couple of years in accuracy have been at the expense of distance. Anyway the Epon still rules in the feel dept. but being a distance junkie it has seeing closet duty as of late.

The Technity Driver/Fairway woods can be ordered with custom face angles.

Would this also result in not being able to finish your followthrough? Sometimes it seems like I can't get my left side through the ball and my followthrough finishes just past impact, it's like my whole left side just mires down.