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Written by SirPuttsAlot
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Tuesday, 27 November 2007 |
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Profile – The White Board is the latest addition to Mitsubishi Rayon’s Diamana family of graphite shafts. According to the company, this shaft is “For the player who requires the extreme stability provided by a low torque stiff tip and mid section shaft.” Essentially what this means is low torque, low spin rates, and a low ballflight. |
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Written by SirPuttsAlot
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Wednesday, 28 March 2007 |
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Profile – N.S. Pro 950GH was the first lightweight steel shaft to gain popularity with the golfing public. Weighing less than 100 grams, the 950GH is as light as many graphite shaft offerings but with the consistency of a steel shaft. |
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Written by SirPuttsAlot
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Wednesday, 21 March 2007 |
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Profile – The Aldila VS Proto shaft has been making waves on the Tour and at a retail level. Aldila says “The VS Proto series includes the unmatched comprehensive and tensile strength of carbon nanotubes to deliver a flex profile right between the NV and NVS.” To put it another way, the VS Proto is a low-torque shaft designed for oversize driver heads and will produce a trajectory slightly higher than that of the Aldila NV. |
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Written by SirPuttsAlot
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Thursday, 10 August 2006 |
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Profile – The brand new Grafalloy ProLaunch Red shaft combines the technology of the popular ProLaunch Blue line of shafts with the properties of the ProLite 35. ProLaunch Red is a low-launch, low spin shaft for stronger players looking for a lower ball-flight. |
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Written by SirPuttsAlot
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Monday, 07 August 2006 |
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Profile – Royal Precision Rifle shafts have been embraced by professional and amateur golfers for their smooth feel and vibration dampening. All Rifle shaft sets are Frequency Matched to ensure identical shaft stiffness from club to club. The Rifle Project X is the most advanced and most talked about Rifle shaft to date. |
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One of the most common causes of your slice is an over-the-top move on the downswing. Most golfers don’t know the difference, but this move actually causes a different type of slice – a...
