Dave, > Thanks for the input. Any idea on what type of shot shape aligning the > spine at 12oclock on a Type 1 shafts generally produces?
Have no idea. Never tested that one. Figure someone has, though. > Well, placing S1 at 3 or 9 might be agreeable to you depening on whether > the shaft is a Type 1 or 2, right? Since if it's a Type 1 placing S1 at > 3 would generally put N1 at 9 which is what you recommend. Yes. I always (knock on wood) get good performance and a consistent match when I use N @ 9, S @ 3 alignment for Type 1. Think Dan said he does, too. >A Type 2 shaft would end up with N1 at 12 or 6... I don't like the hard side of the shaft down, so if I get an N1 on the wrong side of the S1, I'll probably use the S1 at 12 and the N2 at 9. Or, if the spine wasn't huge, I might look for FLO near the spine plane and align that to the target. I know for me, that will result in a few more draws than fades (tested that) and though it might not work for some players, it's an option for me. There's probably a tighter impact area with the weak plane aligned at target and S1 at 12, where it is more effective in reducing toe bob on the downswing. Am strictly guessing, but would be an interesting test for me to try someday. Someone has probably done that test, too. Bernie Writeto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
