MustGoFast
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- Jun 23, 2008
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So I thought I would post here as I'm looking for advice on what to try. My driver is now getting well up there in age and I'm thinking of getting a new one (Tit 905R). I've always liked it reasonably forgiving great distance on good swings. My biggest complaint has always been that I hit it much to high and generally get no roll. When my swing is a little off my distance is terrible.
I've tried a few of the mainstream offerings this year and for the most part my swing speed with them is way down (I have no idea why) I'm not sure if it's shaft length or head size, but I just don't feel good with them.
So I'm looking for some recommendations. I think I need a different shaft combo to lower my spin rate and launch angle. I'm not a fan of the super huge heads so a more realistic size would be attractive. I'm thinking I'll try the new RAZR Hawk Tour Driver with some other shaft as the high trajectory shaft isn't to my liking. Also I'm wondering if cutting down the length on today's drivers would help my swing speed.
Thoughts welcome.
Key Stats: 905R Swing Speed ~110avg, 115-118 when swinging well .. with the TM the other day struggled to swing 103-105 consistently and contact felt craptacular.
I've tried a few of the mainstream offerings this year and for the most part my swing speed with them is way down (I have no idea why) I'm not sure if it's shaft length or head size, but I just don't feel good with them.
So I'm looking for some recommendations. I think I need a different shaft combo to lower my spin rate and launch angle. I'm not a fan of the super huge heads so a more realistic size would be attractive. I'm thinking I'll try the new RAZR Hawk Tour Driver with some other shaft as the high trajectory shaft isn't to my liking. Also I'm wondering if cutting down the length on today's drivers would help my swing speed.
Thoughts welcome.
Key Stats: 905R Swing Speed ~110avg, 115-118 when swinging well .. with the TM the other day struggled to swing 103-105 consistently and contact felt craptacular.