emart2173
#journey2017
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I can get down with that. Spent a good portion of time on their site during the day yesterday.
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Building has finished. Went with matrix speedrulz c type 60x instead of hzrdus and built to 45" instead. 45.25 would have been d6.5 swing weight. Express mail should have this in my hands latest tuesday!
At first glance, this head is a bit shallower than what I expected. Headshape very similar to 915d2 IMO. I sure hope it doesn't sound the same... lol. A driver of this design is usually forgiving with a bit higher spin profile than what I normally game. Will definitely be interesting to see how the weights on the sole work. How many screws need moved before seeing flight changes? Will be fun for sure
I tried tinkering with the weights and got results all over the place... put them back the way they were lol. Just like any adjustable driver, get fit and forget it would be my recommendation, especially with this one. Dealing with all the little screws are a bit of a pain.Have you looked at the info on the pxg website that shows what screws go where for high, low, left, right ball flights?
Definitely lower spinning than I expected. Just not sure where I'm getting 44yds+ peak height from. Based on the numbers I saw today (if they can be trusted) nothing too seriously wrong jumps at me. Although the same sim registered 120 yd 52 wedge with 4100 spin.... yeah. I'll see the result on course lolHoly launch Batman!
The spin seems very reasonable considering the massive height.
I tried tinkering with the weights and got results all over the place... put them back the way they were lol. Just like any adjustable driver, get fit and forget it would be my recommendation, especially with this one. Dealing with all the little screws are a bit of a pain.