Posted October 1, 200519 yr Seems like the RC website shows two different Type-H fairway woods. One is called SFD Type-H and the other BBD Type. What exactly are the differences? :mad:
October 1, 200519 yr Seems like the RC website shows two different Type-H fairway woods. One is called SFD Type-H and the other BBD Type. What exactly are the differences? :mad: Two different shapes, they are both very old models, Im talking late 2003! The C.V pro is the latest version and I hear there will be a C.V type H March 2006.
October 1, 200519 yr chris what is it exactly the type H model is meant to do? ie does it give it a different trajectory? and does the royal collection stuff have the same feel that i dislike about the sonartecs?....sort of hollow and airy fairy lol?
October 1, 200519 yr chris what is it exactly the type H model is meant to do? ie does it give it a different trajectory? and does the royal collection stuff have the same feel that i dislike about the sonartecs?....sort of hollow and airy fairy lol? Its just a different face profile and shape. All RC's have that hollow feel, kinda like the GAF1 by Gauge Japan. If you want solid at impact the FST+ is king of the ring and X-ST #2. FYI rumor has it there is a new utility by tourstage called the X-UT coming late 2005 early 2006. It will probobly be lower launching with a deeper face.
October 1, 200519 yr serious....will this replace the viq utility? and yeah i absoluitely hate that hollow feel of the sonartecs...dont get me wrong they are a great club that are easy enough to hit....i just like something more solid! FST+ for me anyway is probably just tooooo deep....id have to go for the xst
October 1, 200519 yr chris what is it exactly the type H model is meant to do? ie does it give it a different trajectory? and does the royal collection stuff have the same feel that i dislike about the sonartecs?....sort of hollow and airy fairy lol? Its just a different face profile and shape. All RC's have that hollow feel, kinda like the GAF1 by Gauge Japan. If you want solid at impact the FST+ is king of the ring and X-ST #2. FYI rumor has it there is a new utility by tourstage called the X-UT coming late 2005 early 2006. It will probobly be lower launching with a deeper face. this x-ut, going to replace the f-ut?
October 1, 200519 yr i thought the viq replaced the fut! then the xut will replace the current viq utility? or maybe the xut is a combination between the fut and viq! now that would be schweet! :cool:
October 1, 200519 yr Seems like the RC website shows two different Type-H fairway woods. One is called SFD Type-H and the other BBD Type. What exactly are the differences? :mad: size, face depth, offset etc. bbd is for the better player.
October 2, 200519 yr Author I much prefer the sound and feel of RC's over TourStages. They don't feel hollow but they just feel "hot" in a very pleasant way to me. I'm very interested in the C.V. Type-H but I wonder how much better they will be than the BBD Type-H and I don't want to wait until March, 2006!!! :mad:
October 2, 200519 yr anyone ever try the royal collection CVpro US driver? Looks really interesting. http://www.tourspecgolf.com/catalog/produc...products_id=610
October 2, 200519 yr anyone ever try the royal collection CVpro US driver? Looks really interesting.http://www.tourspecgolf.com/catalog/produc...products_id=610 taipanli had one. i don't think he liked it. thought it looked interesting as well but comes with a glue pack for the weights :confused:
October 2, 200519 yr anyone ever try the royal collection CVpro US driver? Looks really interesting.http://www.tourspecgolf.com/catalog/produc...products_id=610 taipanli had one. i don't think he liked it. thought it looked interesting as well but comes with a glue pack for the weights :confused: glue pack! what the?!?!?!?!?
October 4, 200519 yr Author Seems like the RC website shows two different Type-H fairway woods. One is called SFD Type-H and the other BBD Type. What exactly are the differences? :mad: Two different shapes, they are both very old models, Im talking late 2003! The C.V pro is the latest version and I hear there will be a C.V type H March 2006. Chris, can you talk to RC and confirm the release date of the CV Type-H is March 2006? I heard from another source that it'll be December 2005.
October 4, 200519 yr Author Also, do you have any inforation about the CV Type-H? Head profile, new technology involved, etc.? Thanks.
October 4, 200519 yr Chris, can you talk to RC and confirm the release date of the CV Type-H is March 2006? I heard from another source that it'll be December 2005. I already have and they told me March 2006, If its out Dec. 05 all the better. Also, do you have any inforation about the CV Type-H? Head profile, new technology involved, etc.? Thanks. Its all Design with RC, they dont have what I would call new technology in these FW's. FYI they are made in China just like their Irons etc.. Im not a big fan for their FW's but the new S.F.I Iron is pretty decent.
October 4, 200519 yr FYI they are made in China just like their Irons etc.. Im not a big fan for their FW's but the new S.F.I Iron is pretty decent.[/b] chris can you please tell us which fw are made in japan .....srixon? mizuno? tourstage?
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