Posted April 13, 200420 yr Does anyone have any info about the TourStage F-ST+ fairway woods? I couldn't find it on the Bridgestone website online catalog.
April 14, 200420 yr Author Thanks FAQ I checked out the online 2004 catalog, but I must be looking in the wrong place? I can see the F-ST and F-HT fairway woods listed there, but I can't seem to locate the F-ST+ model. I think it's basically a non-bore thru version of the regular F-ST? I'm not sure?
April 14, 200420 yr Thanks FAQI checked out the online 2004 catalog, but I must be looking in the wrong place? I can see the F-ST and F-HT fairway woods listed there, but I can't seem to locate the F-ST+ model. I think it's basically a non-bore thru version of the regular F-ST? I'm not sure? Isn't the F-ST+ being tested on the JPGA right now? Its titanium with a non bore thru.
June 5, 200420 yr Author Pics of the F-ST+ http://www.bs-golf.com/frame/f_supportcar.html (click on first link on right hand column) I wonder when it'll be available?
June 5, 200420 yr I think the pics on pro support are of the F-HT+. From the Info I'm getting from the tour these are being tested on the JPGA and will be returned to Bridgestone's manufacturer for stress testing and quality issues to make sure the final product is durable.
June 5, 200420 yr Whichever model that may be, it appears to be deeper-faced than the current models? Although I understand why low profile fairway woods have been popular, I've always preferred a deeper face. Feels much more solid and more versatile to me. Alwyas thought that if a player had truoble generating height, the simple solution was to go for a higher loft. Have to say that the wood in those pictures looks very sweet. Chris, aside from the Fourteen proto driver which you've raved about, have you tried their fairway wood? Didier
June 5, 200420 yr I have never tried the new Fourteen FW but from what I read it looks large from address and is geared toward the mid handicap level player.
June 6, 200420 yr The current FS-T is not a pancake, like MR-23 and its not a DF, like an ERC wood. I thought it was the perfect size, and I'm curious how they could improve it.
June 6, 200420 yr The current FS-T is not a pancake, like MR-23 and its not a DF, like an ERC wood. I thought it was the perfect size, and I'm curious how they could improve it. Same here...well, maybe if they were square instead of .5* closed. Still I'm pretty damned pleased with my original.
June 6, 200420 yr The current FS-T is not a pancake, like MR-23 and its not a DF, like an ERC wood. I thought it was the perfect size, and I'm curious how they could improve it. Same here...well, maybe if they were square instead of .5* closed. Still I'm pretty damned pleased with my original. Didn't mean to imply that the F-ST was low-profile - should have started a new paragraph. I still play mine and am very happy with it as well although the face really gets marked up and it will soon be replaced. The F-ST+ looks very sweet.
June 7, 200420 yr Isn't the F-ST+ being tested on the JPGA right now? Its titanium with a non bore thru. How does a non-bore thru play like vs a bore thru one?
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