awsomeears
04-02-2010, 11:24 AM
I went to get my swing analyzed at B&G, turns out the training equipment I used was only a month old to the market. It was pretty slick how they did everything and the Guy was super nice. I should add the Training tool I was using was designed by Mizuno.
The clubs that I was hitting that felt crisp and clean were Muzuno MX300, we switched up the shafts from stock to Project X 5.0 Stiff Shaft ( I have the paper work ) with +2 degrees upright Lie Angle.
Clubs 3-PW were $799 and the shafts were $12 each to upgrade :stare
Yikes that's allot of money and yes I love playing Golf but dam, I'm not a cheap ass but were talking $1k for clubs and I'm just a weekend warrior if that :D
Brand names are not important to me, Whatever feels crisp works so possible there is another alternative out there.
Any Ideas or help would be great...
* EDIT *
http://www.easygolforder.com/images/upload/Image/Mizuno-Shaft-Optimizer_180x250.jpg
Getting the best shaft for you game can be a lengthy process of trial and error. Mizuno's "shaft optimizer"—a standard 6-iron with a proprietary device affixed just below the grip—eliminates the guesswork. The unit, which consists of a microprocessor with strain gauges and accelerometers, measures clubhead speed, swing tempo, shaft droop (toe down), forward bend (kick angle), and release factor (based on either a handsy or a body swing). It then recommends three shafts (based on flex, weight and bend profile) for you to test during a fitting session. The tool works in tandem with Mizuno's newly released interchangeable iron fitting system (27 heads; 44 shafts).
The clubs that I was hitting that felt crisp and clean were Muzuno MX300, we switched up the shafts from stock to Project X 5.0 Stiff Shaft ( I have the paper work ) with +2 degrees upright Lie Angle.
Clubs 3-PW were $799 and the shafts were $12 each to upgrade :stare
Yikes that's allot of money and yes I love playing Golf but dam, I'm not a cheap ass but were talking $1k for clubs and I'm just a weekend warrior if that :D
Brand names are not important to me, Whatever feels crisp works so possible there is another alternative out there.
Any Ideas or help would be great...
* EDIT *
http://www.easygolforder.com/images/upload/Image/Mizuno-Shaft-Optimizer_180x250.jpg
Getting the best shaft for you game can be a lengthy process of trial and error. Mizuno's "shaft optimizer"—a standard 6-iron with a proprietary device affixed just below the grip—eliminates the guesswork. The unit, which consists of a microprocessor with strain gauges and accelerometers, measures clubhead speed, swing tempo, shaft droop (toe down), forward bend (kick angle), and release factor (based on either a handsy or a body swing). It then recommends three shafts (based on flex, weight and bend profile) for you to test during a fitting session. The tool works in tandem with Mizuno's newly released interchangeable iron fitting system (27 heads; 44 shafts).