November 18, 200421 yr I recently had the frequency tested on my R510 tp (757stiff) and it read in the 255-256 cpm range. I was told this is more in the regular flex range. My first question is, is this correct? Secondly, could you give me or tell me where I can find the cpm ranges for the various flexs R,S,X? A little about myself, I hit an 8 iron about 150-155 a bit longer on solid contact. My 5 iron speed was around 93mph and driver speed around 104mph. I'm getting a set of MP30 with dgX100 shafts (+1.75" should play a little softer). I'm still working on my game but carry a 9.4hdcp. I'm curious what you would recomend in an iron shaft and a driver shaft, flex, manufacturer, etc... I wish I would have asked you sooner but I was on full impulse control. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks G
November 18, 200421 yr I recently had the frequency tested on my R510 tp (757stiff) and it read in the 255-256 cpm range. I was told this is more in the regular flex range. My first question is, is this correct? Secondly, could you give me or tell me where I can find the cpm ranges for the various flexs R,S,X? A little about myself, I hit an 8 iron about 150-155 a bit longer on solid contact. My 5 iron speed was around 93mph and driver speed around 104mph. I'm getting a set of MP30 with dgX100 shafts (+1.75" should play a little softer). I'm still working on my game but carry a 9.4hdcp. I'm curious what you would recomend in an iron shaft and a driver shaft, flex, manufacturer, etc... I wish I would have asked you sooner but I was on full impulse control. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ThanksG Call me and i'll explain it to you in a better context. Hope that guy who told you it's a R flex is a PCS certified! :wink: :whistle: Joe :cool: [email protected]
November 23, 200421 yr Hummmmm...if the Driver is 42.5" and the guy was using a Maltby Frequency meter, then I might agree on an R-Flex. Guess, I'll get banned here too :laugh: It does make a difference which meter you use...we run this experiment at GSA in Decatur one day with a Mitchell, Maltby, and a Club Scout. Each meter had a different reading for the same Driver, but on each chart recommended with the machine, the CFM's to Stiffness were bout the same. In other words, 3 different meters, 3 different readings, same conclusion. This may have been discussed elsewhere here, but worth mentioning again...just gotta sing from the same "hymnal".
January 12, 200520 yr Author Left and hanging more left... :yuk: Open for a fade and it's off the planet right :surprize:
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