pjoneacre Posted August 22, 2009 Report Share Posted August 22, 2009 I have tried the Whiteboard S73 (Slightly high, less roll than the Rombax), Blueboard S73 (Too much spin) and AXIV (Higher yet) . I am looking to see if there are other shafts that might work similar. I have the Rombax 7Z08 stiff in a Titleist 909D3 and am getting a great trajectory and some roll, but occasionally can turn one over a little far left. Swing Speed is between 104 and 110 with about 250 yards of carry and maybe 10 yards of roll. Once in a while when everything goes right, I can make 300 yards. Looking for something with low spin, and similar trajectory that might help compensate for too much left side on occasion. Thinking about the GD YSQst 75 shaft. Any suggestions? Thanks, Pat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gocchin Posted August 23, 2009 Report Share Posted August 23, 2009 I'd suggest giving the Diamana Kai'li a try. It is a different design from previous Diamana's and is a very stable shaft that usually keeps the left side out of play. It's considered low-mid launch with low spin. You might want to consider the Kai'li 80 Stiff, as it is 78g and the 70 which is in fact under 70g may be too light. The heavier weight will give you more stability and keep the trajectory down. Another option is the Ozik F7M2. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pjoneacre Posted August 24, 2009 Author Report Share Posted August 24, 2009 I'd suggest giving the Diamana Kai'li a try. It is a different design from previous Diamana's and is a very stable shaft that usually keeps the left side out of play. It's considered low-mid launch with low spin. You might want to consider the Kai'li 80 Stiff, as it is 78g and the 70 which is in fact under 70g may be too light. The heavier weight will give you more stability and keep the trajectory down.Another option is the Ozik F7M2. Thanks, I think I'll give the Kai'li a try. Always liked the feel of the Diamana's, but still seem to spin a little much. I may have to flatten out my swing a little bit to reduce the backspin. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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