Brian, If your SRV II is 200 grams, and the TT 80 is an R at 79 grams, and your grip is 50 grams, your club length will need to be 44.20" to get a D1...as figured on Dave T's small s/w program for Chicago Golf. If you want a copy of this program, I'll send you one as an attachment.
Bernie Writeto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Parkinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 6:06 PM Subject: RE: ShopTalk: Dynamic Gold > 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 > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 11:29 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Dynamic Gold > > > 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 > > >
