Mark, Are you sure it was 266 grams or 9.39 oz? What was the SW? Regards, Charlie W. WEBWORKS ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Fields" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 10:05 AM Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Nicklaus Air Max Driver Shaft
> Charlie, > Thanx for checking on this. One of the guys brought me his club > yesterday to put a new grip on it. So, while I had it, I took a few > measurements. The club without the grip measured 45 3/8" long and had a > freq of 263 in all orientations on my CSIII with a torque of 5.9*. It > weighed 266 grams and had a butt diameter of .600". After looking at > Fuji's website, I'm guessing that it is a Vista Pro 50 with a different > label on it. Does that sound reasonable? > Thanx, > Mark > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > Mark > > > > I called Fujikura on that shaft but all I got was that it was a > > proprietary shaft and he did not have any specs on it. All Fujikura > > shafts are now mfg. in Japan including the Vista Pro series. If you > > check out the latest Golfsmith catalog they are selling a Titliest 975 > > j with a Speeder for $399.99, what they don't tell you it is a Speeder > > design shaft and if you want a 757 or 767 Speeder it is a $200 > > upcharge. The one they are selling has a 1 inch longer parallel tip > > section and is softer than the 757 or 767. There are about 20 > > different speeder models but only 2 are available in the states. I am > > sure you can find a Vista Pro that will perform as well as those in > > your friends clubs if not better. > > > > Charlie B
