Followup to my previous posts: I've played with the reshafted club two rounds now, and hit it five times in real play. It's a completely different club from before the reshaft. Still the same average distance, and still the same intended use, but it's much more predictable now.
The shots and uses: * It's my 210-215yd club, at 18 degrees of loft. I had a 225yd shot downwind from the fairway. Finished hole high 15 feet right of the pin. * It's my biggest-distance-from-down-in-the-rough club. I had three shots where the distance called for a 3-wood or more, but were too deep in the rough for a 3w. All went 190-205 yards and straight, all I could ask under the circumstances. * I had a tee shot where distance is good (a par-5) but right is in a lake and there are trees close left. I usually find this a very awkward tee shot because I hit a fade and it calls for a draw. With the the reshafted Rescue, hugged the trees left and hit it straight. Put it in the middle 210yds down the fairway. No bad shots with it yet. That's a far cry from the way it behaved when the shaft was 17cpm stiffer. Cheers! DaveT
