For the most part, the OEM's are all about hawking distance. If a 48-inch driver was a game changer, I am sure it would be in stores already.
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For the most part, the OEM's are all about hawking distance. If a 48-inch driver was a game changer, I am sure it would be in stores already.
Thanks have used this type of technique in pastif you extend a graphite shaft -- the easiest way I found is do not use the off the shelf extenders ( they dont work very well ) .. but if you have a scrap graphite shaft laying around - use a piece of that - just scrape the paint off and press it into the butt end with this piece about 2-2 1/2 inches inside and bond it in place. shafting epoxy works great for this. then use a larger piece to slide over the extended part and epoxy that to match the OD of the shaft. cut to length and one can not tell it has been extended after you lightly sand the joint.
Cobra tried it before with the Long Tom.For the most part, the OEM's are all about hawking distance. If a 48-inch driver was a game changer, I am sure it would be in stores already.
Oh yeah, forgot about that. Didn't work out too well though.Cobra tried it before with the Long Tom.
Cobra tried it before with the Long Tom.
That one was literally designed to be played at 48”, literally, so trying it at 44-45 is apples to oranges.Correct but I doubt if it was the Long Tom length where it failed., I have hit that club and it just does not perform even it it was 44" -45". Some heads just don't lend themselves to long shafts and some do. The Pings specially with SFT do very well with 48" shafts, the Cobras and Titleist do not. Your Mileage may vary.
I just did the same with my new (to me) Epic Flash. I already had a short Fuji Pro 73 for it, assembled it plays at only 44".I did exact opposite...Cut an inch off my Epic Flash. Have actually added distance as my swings are catching center of face more often. My opinion is better ways to get your yardage back.
Played last few days with some buds...On one hole a bud hit a crazy long drive....Asked to see his club and told him I cut an inch off my driver...He has a Rogue Callaway..Put mine along side his.....same length....Both are 45....and that is longer than clubs I swung a few years prior...I just did the same with my new (to me) Epic Flash. I already had a short Fuji Pro 73 for it, assembled it plays at only 44".
Fairway finder. I'd been struggling terribly with driver with my G400 Max and G410 Plus. This set-up straightened me right out.
So what did you do? Did you get the longer PXG? If ya did, how is it playing?Thanks have used this type of technique in past
So what did you do? Did you get the longer PXG? If ya did, how is it playing?
Not for me. I’d prefer to get my standard driver in the fairway more often. Distance is fine with me.