LyleG
gear head
- Aug 10, 2006
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- Canada
I really like my GEEK driver, and was pretty sure that it would be a keeper. However in my tinkering I have found what I believe to be a driver that may very well be the first club I have ever hit that I honestly think I cannot hit any better. The shots I was hitting today were shocking. I was hitting the ball so consistantly I couldnt believe it. They were high but not ballooning , very hard to hammered, and right where I was aiming. No matter what I threw at this stick it just worked. I hit around 200 balls and not a single hook, this is a first for me. I honestly believe I would have hit 180 out of 200 fairways today. Of the 20 misses none were that bad.
This club also flies in the face of many things I once thought worked for me. I made this thing 45.5 inches long (thanks WBL), the shaft only weights 58 grams, yet the swing weight is D4.5
The weights in the driver head are set up for a fade, 2-10s in the toe, and 2-2's in the heel. The shaft is an "R" flex that cpm's at 234 at 48 inches raw length. Its is spine alligned. Again, I have never had a ball flight as straight as this. I have heard from someone else that this shaft in R flex has worked for a long drive guy with a 130mph swing, I now believe him. The hype is real imo and the best part is that this shaft cost $37. Yep, only $37 bucks. Heres a few pics, along with it next to its 3 wood cousin
I am going to turn a few heads this year for sure.
This club also flies in the face of many things I once thought worked for me. I made this thing 45.5 inches long (thanks WBL), the shaft only weights 58 grams, yet the swing weight is D4.5
The weights in the driver head are set up for a fade, 2-10s in the toe, and 2-2's in the heel. The shaft is an "R" flex that cpm's at 234 at 48 inches raw length. Its is spine alligned. Again, I have never had a ball flight as straight as this. I have heard from someone else that this shaft in R flex has worked for a long drive guy with a 130mph swing, I now believe him. The hype is real imo and the best part is that this shaft cost $37. Yep, only $37 bucks. Heres a few pics, along with it next to its 3 wood cousin
I am going to turn a few heads this year for sure.