Need a low trajectory driver shaft for a 115mph swing speed and a fade bias

[ctuska]

Hello everyone!

I am in need of a new shaft for my driver. I currently have a burner superfast with the matrix xcon stiff shaft. I HATE IT!!!

I hit all my shots VERY HIGH and this shaft just baloons it! I have a fade to slice with the driver no matter how much I correct my swing.

Im thinking i may need a X-Stiff shaft but im also looking for a shaft with low spin and a very low trajectory.

Im going to get a R9 supertri and bring down my degrees to 7-8 degrees, but i want to hit the ball with a very low trajectory.

Please help!

 

[JRod]

Hello everyone!

I am in need of a new shaft for my driver. I currently have a burner superfast with the matrix xcon stiff shaft. I HATE IT!!!

I hit all my shots VERY HIGH and this shaft just baloons it! I have a fade to slice with the driver no matter how much I correct my swing.

Im thinking i may need a X-Stiff shaft but im also looking for a shaft with low spin and a very low trajectory.

Im going to get a R9 supertri and bring down my degrees to 7-8 degrees, but i want to hit the ball with a very low trajectory.

Please help!

R9 SuperTri is not what you want for low spin it's a very high spin head.

 

[Wake]

I have a aldila nv85x with a Tm tip. Pm me if interested. Very low launching low spin shaft.

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[Damaikis]

Try the Matrix Black Tie or Miyazaki Kusala Black. I've heard both are very low-launching and low-spinning.

 

[Jeff Spicoli]

Try the Matrix Black Tie or Miyazaki Kusala Black. I've heard both are very low-launching and low-spinning.

Yep. I've had them both. Can't go wrong with either one.

 

[ctuska]

I have been looking at the Kusala Black!

And With all the adjustbility of the R9 your still saying its a high spin head?

 

[Damaikis]

Need a low trajectory driver shaft for a 115mph swing speed and a fade bias

I have been looking at the Kusala Black!

And With all the adjustbility of the R9 your still saying its a high spin head?

Yes even if you loft it down it will be a higher-spin head than you may want.

 

[ctuska]

Yes even if you loft it down it will be a higher-spin head than you may want.

Ok thank you! I have the need for a very low degree club head and the only way I can get it is by adjusting the taylormade head i figured.

 

[gts1982]

Try aldila rip gamma or alpha in x. 115h sounds like x stiff to me.

 

[Wake]

Ok thank you! I have the need for a very low degree club head and the only way I can get it is by adjusting the taylormade head i figured.

It went be too far off from the superfast soon wise.

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[blugold]

Black tie.

 

[Puttin4Bird]

Nunchuck!

 

[ctuska]

Try aldila rip gamma or alpha in x. 115h sounds like x stiff to me.

Thank you very much! I have been using stiff shafts my whole life but i feel the shaft getting away from me at times in my swing. I have never used an X-Stiff but everywhere i read a 115 swing speed would need an x stiff

 

[nicedivot]

Prolauncher Red x stiff , not expensive and will do the job

 

[blugold]

I have never used an X-Stiff but everywhere i read a 115 swing speed would need an x stiff

Not necessarily true.

 

[ctuska]

thanks to all who replied!

 

[Fourwiggle]

Hello everyone!

I am in need of a new shaft for my driver. I currently have a burner superfast with the matrix xcon stiff shaft. I HATE IT!!!

I hit all my shots VERY HIGH and this shaft just baloons it! I have a fade to slice with the driver no matter how much I correct my swing.

Im thinking i may need a X-Stiff shaft but im also looking for a shaft with low spin and a very low trajectory.

Im going to get a R9 supertri and bring down my degrees to 7-8 degrees, but i want to hit the ball with a very low trajectory.

Please help!

Find a Diamana Whiteboard X shaft ('ahina). They are THE lowest launching or high swing speeds...

 

[gts1982]

Thank you very much! I have been using stiff shafts my whole life but i feel the shaft getting away from me at times in my swing. I have never used an X-Stiff but everywhere i read a 115 swing speed would need an x stiff

115 with a smooth tempo could get away with a stiff, I prefer x I find for me it tightened up my shots I also play my driver at 44.5 low penetrating flight and swing speed 110-115 with a driver.

 

[JF]

Find a Diamana Whiteboard X shaft ('ahina). They are THE lowest launching or high swing speeds...

I would disagree. They aren't for me. Might be for some, but certainly aren't the lowest launching for all high speed swingers.

If you want a lower spin head, the Anser, Classic, and J40 are all low spinning heads.


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[lcsmrtn]

My swing speed is in that range and I switched out my Burner for a House of Forged Patriot shaft, stiff flex tipped an inch. Love the combo and it's pretty affordable shaft

 

[Fourwiggle]

I would disagree. They aren't for me. Might be for some, but certainly aren't the lowest launching for all high speed swingers.

If you want a lower spin head, the Anser, Classic, and J40 are all low spinning heads.


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That's really strange because the whiteboard shafts have been low launching for high swing speeds since they came to market. I'm not a big Tiger fan but when he was hitting his driver really well and really long, it had a whiteboard shaft in it...

Agree with low spin head options. My Anser is very low spin/low launch...

 

[tahoebum]

Yep. I've had them both. Can't go wrong with either one.

Both great shafts! I am a high spin player and my swing speed is 107ish and I LOVE the Kusala Black in my Cleveland Classic 290 head. I have the S flex tipped 1" but you may need an X with that 115 swing speed. Bridgestone (J33R & J40) and Mizuno (MP630 & MP650) are low spinning driver heads as well.

 

[Outlaw]

If you're stuck on the R9 head, I recommend a Black Tie 7M3 in X.

 

[Ajcoop20]

What does one mean by tipped

 

[golf4life]

What does one mean by tipped

Tipping means cutting down the shaft from the tip end (end that goes in the driver head). It results in a stiffer tip section. Tipping an inch may take a stiff shaft and make it play more like a stiff plus.