Sam, Couple of suggestions...there are a lot of good heads for the ladies out there.
A really safe head for the ladies is the stainless Chicago 966SD 250cc with a tumbled finish and tough clear coat. Good quality head, though not a "modern" looking as some. Choose your lofts from 8� to 13� in a driver, and Jeff also has the matching 3W, 5W and 7W. This is my senior ladies favorite with a Graman TP440 A or L-flex and Winn grip. Long, high and very easy to hit. Swingweights about D2 to D4 at 46" clublength, total weight in the 290s. These ladies don't get enough swing speed to even bother with a Ti high COR head, and the 966SD is almost as long anyway. For even lighter ladies clubs, I've used a Tour Golf SWB99 at 191 grams (light weight is the advantage of this Ti head) with a 56 gram (or less if you go with Tour Golf's TSEL) Graman shaft and a Winn, or Karakal grip. Swingweight is about D2-D4 and total weight in the 280s. I try and match the swingweight to the lady's ability to handle it, and often have to move either length or headweight down to get in the high C-range. Determine lofts by watching the lady swing and see what you think she needs. The Chicago heads hit high for their loft, so my stronger ladies are playing the 8�, mid-strength players the 11� and low hitters, the 13�. All lofts all play well. Bernie Writeto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Samuel Jerome Crow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 12:42 PM Subject: RE: ShopTalk: Long Drive swing...was Selling it > bernie-your long drive article is very helpful. you have probably ruined mw > wife's xmas since i will stay in my shop until i have made one and taken it > to the course. seriously i did enjoy it and would ask what heads and lofts > you primarily use ? thanks > > >
