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A-Grind Lilwood

smstef
in Japanese Golf Clubs

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Hello 

Looking for my new hybrids, I found this on their website 

https://www.a-designgolf.com/a-grind-lilwood/

Concept seems not bad 
If someone could resume a bit this video , I looked at it and they seem happy with the club 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YGmU5_Qv504


Stephane

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    Loving the shape of the EX-D driver. Shame there's no toe weight....

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    They basically combined the ease to launch characteristics of a fairway wood and the workability of a hybrid.  

    rounded sole, shallow face like a fairway.  

    Sole width is narrower like a hybrid so goes thru the turf easier. 

    Also it uses a .335" tip Fubuki shaft for a fairway wood so it helps further with launch and provides better kick compared to a .350" or .370" tipped shaft. 

    I think it would work well for those who struggle to launch their hybrids high enough.  

     

     

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    Thank you for the details , that’s what I needed as an information , I can remove them from my list as I have no issues with my hybrids

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