Pat,
I have a customer looking for a 3 & 5wood to match
his Driver, are there such clubs ?
See the GS 1999 catalog, page 69 for Black Rock XLD-3 48" driver head, spec
weight 183 grams. The fairway woods were KB II stainless at 14° 3W and 17° 5W.
No more KB Black Rock clubs in the 2003 GS catalog, but yes, page 56 of the
catalog has a Killer Bee Stinger Plus 3W and 5W, which look very similar, but
have lofts of 15° and 19° and are about 10cc larger.
>Just pulled the head of the driver and it
weighs in @ 186 grams. Could this be the reason everyone loves this club @ 48"
?
That's about the only way to keep the swingweight in the
mid-to-low Ds. But, in my experience, a head weight under 190 grams loses a lot
of "pop" in a long driver. If the objective is distance, which is about the
only reason to use a long driver, I think a player will get the maximum by
playing a heavier head on the club, with a swingweight as high as he (or she)
can handle and control for 18 holes. For me and many of my seniors, that's a
head weight about 194-196 grams and, with a 50-something gram shaft, a
swingweight of about D9-E2 at a 48" club length and total weight about 295-300
grams. I notice that all the newer Killer Bee driver heads have weights in the
mid to high 190s.
Bernie
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