Thanks Mac, and TFlan
 
That clarifies it for me.  I went with the R400.
 
Also thanks, Dan, going to go with the XDS2Pro.
 
And thanks to all those who gave me suggestions on why my irons were too
high.  Moved the ball back in the stance a bit and focused on hitting
the ball lower.  Boom - 25 yard back.  It's only been 4 rounds so I hope
it stays.  Interesting, the accuracy was perhaps a bit better when I hit
it extremely high.  But in Idaho the wind is usually blowing, and
therefore, I needed the lower ball to be manageable and par 3's into the
wind were impossible.  
 
Due to the several favorable reports, just got the SRVII and a TT80.
Dave T (I think that's the combo you use), how long will the combo be in
to achieve D-1 swingweight.  Just curious if I need a tip weight.
 
Thanks again everyone, you are all great.
 
Brian
 
 

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The Dynamic Gold shaft is weight sorted in each of it's offered flex
categories. For each flex there are four or five weight categories,
i.e., R100, R200, R300 R400. An R400 is a couple of grams heavier than a
R300 which is a couple of grams heavier than a R200, etc. If you were to
get a set of tapered shafts for a 3 iron through PW in the R300 flex
then all of the shafts should be within one or two grams of each other
regardless of the length differences. I think we can thank Ben Hogan for
that as that was one of his design parameters that he gave to True
Temper in the early days. 

While the R400 will be just a tad stiffer than a R300 (by one or two
cpm) it will not be stiffer than a S200. 

I went through that confusion in my very early days thinking that an
X100 would be just a tad stiffer than a S300 but not as stiff as a S400.
Boy was I ever wrong. 

Rich "Mac" McHattie 
Mac's Golf 

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