S-Yard T388 vs XV Comparo Thread

[bogeydog]

Figured I would start a thread comparing these two drivers. I have had the 388 since release and have the XV coming this week. Should be a cool battle. Feel free to add your comments.

T388 - small size, plenty of forgiveness, awesome feel and distance. I have got most of the best drives ever with this club. I love it in every way. Sneaky long. Not for everyone but those that embrace it tend to love it.

[Ian-500]

Can you compare the ball flights when teed low and teed high? Really interested to know which goes the highest depending on tee height. Thanks.

[wmclarenf1]

I haven;t hit the 388 enough and probably do not intend to the XV but I would imagine the former will be less forgiving of the 2 but more workable both trajectory wise and left to right and vice versa.... as you imagine, what anyone would expect of a larger and smaller head. Feel wise, I would imagine 388 feeling more compact and solid and the XV solid but somewhat more hollow. 388 more of the players driver and the more then mid capper and higher, the XV but not so much that a strong single won;t want to game it.

[Yohanan]

I will be checking back on this thread OFTEN - this is exactly what I am looking to hear about.

I am thinking T.388 with the Romax shaft from the XV - based on my history of liking stiff tip high/med kick LOW torque shafts like the Fubuki A?

Cheers!

[+TourSpecGolfer]

I will be checking back on this thread OFTEN - this is exactly what I am looking to hear about.

I am thinking T.388 with the Romax shaft from the XV - based on my history of liking stiff tip high/med kick LOW torque shafts like the Fubuki A?

Cheers!

The stock T388 shaft is a must try. Try that first in your flex, it's such a good stock shaft.

[Yohanan]

The stock T388 shaft is a must try. Try that first in your flex, it's such a good stock shaft.

Just put the order in - 10.5 Stock Stiff

Many Thanks to Tario of course, Bogeydog and RL33 for some help here with alot of questions.

Cheers!