Posted February 1, 200520 yr Someone wants to sell a 15-degree RC BBD Type H with Graphite Design Blue G shaft. I haven't tried one. So, your opinions will be much appreciated. I am a high-capper. Thank you. :yuk:
February 1, 200520 yr I have a 14* type H and it is truly an awesome club, especially on tee shots. That being said, I consider myself a good ballstriker and this club can be penalizing on misses, especially off of tight lies. I don't know anything about the shaft characteristics, but a softer tip might make this head a bit more playable. Are you looking to use it more for placement tee shots and layups or hitting into greens?
February 1, 200520 yr Send it my way and I'll give you a good opinion. Probably won't get it back though. :wink:
February 1, 200520 yr I play the predecessor to the Type H, the Super S.S. Pro, also in 15*. I don't think these are the most forgiving clubs: not a big head, not shallow, square to open face angle. The Type H is also weighted to give a high launch, low spin ball flight: this might not be so good for a slower swinger. This off-season, I'm switching to a 16* Super S.S. Pro with a lower kick shaft, 43" length, as a strong 4/weak 3 wood. I'm a decent ball-striker but my course favors carry over length. Don't know, but the 15* Type H might be more club than you want or need. Also, you can get the Super S.S. Pro off a a couple of vendors on eBay for dirt cheap prices. Jeff
February 1, 200520 yr I play the predecessor to the Type H, the Super S.S. Pro, also in 15*.I don't think these are the most forgiving clubs: not a big head, not shallow, square to open face angle. The Type H is also weighted to give a high launch, low spin ball flight: this might not be so good for a slower swinger. This off-season, I'm switching to a 16* Super S.S. Pro with a lower kick shaft, 43" length, as a strong 4/weak 3 wood. I'm a decent ball-striker but my course favors carry over length. Don't know, but the 15* Type H might be more club than you want or need. Also, you can get the Super S.S. Pro off a a couple of vendors on eBay for dirt cheap prices. Jeff I agree. A lot of good ss-02 and ss-03's out there you might try first also.
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