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Great video! Can you explain what the counterbalance enhances? How does it technically work and what does it improve? Thanks!

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What is the blue code on the Hzdrus shaft, usually around 4. I see weight, flex and spin and know what those are.

This drill deserves much more feedback. It is very comprehensive and produces great results. Played my best golf last week using this drill as a practice routine.

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What’s the difference vs the new opus these look the same as last years

Where RU in Perth?

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6:20. I completely agree with this. Best advice i've ever heard!

lol theres no voice audio from ~minute 6:20 - ~7:20

I just got the X LZ 5.5 on my T200 set..I swing 5 iron around 90 MPH give or take a few MPH I can swing up to 95 ish but comfortable around 90. They are a great fit as im getting older and Im sure I will fit perfect with the 5.5

Camera is too far away, really can’t see the details

using it for “putter length gimmies” is the real use of

Been a kbs tour x player for years, how easy to launch are the long irons in the Px LZ? Only been able to try a 7 iron and I’m wondering about a 4 and 5 being easy or tough to elevate.

Great detail, well done Mike. I think I'll have to come down and give the putting studio a workout.

Great video Mike. It certainly makes me reconsider what is right for me. I haven't used a hybrid for over 10 years, but I think I will have a look next time I'm in the studio.

So, a blend of pro and cb as well as shafts? The Mits(?) with cb and modus with pro?

Shaftflex is not a fairytale yust get fitted

Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Can I talk with you Perth?

Nice video!😊helpful!

Great video. I have a quicker tempo and my ball speed is around 157mph. I was put into a XS 6.5. Thoughts? Should I have gone with a stiff?

Is the 110 5.0 a senior flex?

Just got my Srixon MkII Zx7/5 combo in these LZ 6.0 shafts, as a steeper player, I really fell in love with the feel of the softer mid section.. and still having the stiff tip, it feels so unbelievably stable through impact.

I play R-300 on Wilson Staff CB Forged irons. You can't go wrong with Dynamic Gold. A premium product.

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I really like Project X iron shafts and have played the 6.5 125 flex for a few years, I have tried some other tour weight shafts but the only other one that I could play is the KBS Tour VT 125 which feels a bit smoother than Project X 6.5 but is equally stout although it has a different profile with a really stiff handle and mid sections.

What you haven't mentioned is that depending on the flex and swing speed, the heavier driver head will always be behind the club handle on the downswing i.e., the club shaft will not be straight on the downswing. Thus the face will be more likely to be open. Actually timing the swing so that the face is neither open nor closed on ball impact and with the club grip forward of the club head is key. It also relates to the length of the shaft as a cut down shaft will be less flexible than the original full length shaft. This suggests that a player's different length fairway woods may require different shaft flexibility compared to the driver [in part due to their different mass x distance {turing moment}].

Great tech, great video. Well done guys.

Great video guys!

I have the X LZ 6.0 in my 5-9 718 AP2 Irons and my 46° Vokey SM6 PW. My 50° SM6 and my SM9 54° and 58° have the X LZ 5.5

What do the clear stickers below the grip indicate? For example VEO or VFW?

If I tend to shut my face at impact would need something with alittle toe hang instead of face balanced ?

I know the Project X is too stout for me now. I`m an older golfer and like the Project X LZ shaft in Mizuno JPX 921 Pro irons. I`ve been hitting the 5.5 it works well for my tempo and swing speed. It`s not too stiff and I could likely play a 6.0. I demo-ed the Project X IO shaft 5.5 in the Mizuno JPX 921 Forged iron and found it really different from the LZ. It is lighter in weight but I found it felt quite stiff. It`s winter so my golf muscles are not at their best, and was hitting inside on a launch monitor.

Hi Michael, a 70 yr young guy here, driver swing speed around mid 80s. With the passage of time I feel graphite is the way to go however should I go to Regular rather than Stiff (which I have tried and like). I understand getting fitted is the best option but not sure when I’ll be back in Oz. Cheers

Thanks for clearing this up for me!

There's actually very minimal difference in shafts flexes.

What is the difference between the Projext X LZ shaft and the Project X IO shaft in the same flex...?

Just found your video. What putter would you recomend for a pretty straight stroke and a tendency to miss left of the hole. Right now, using a toe hang putter

need eagle eyes to see those numbers but otherwise good review

Can I change the shaft out on this driver? I need something a little stiffer than what I am using now. I have the 40 gram shaft.

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Thanks for the video. I have a club head speed of about 83 to 86 mph. I’ve learned through the years that stiff shafts are better for me because of the tighter dispersion. Usually hit 205 to 210 yard drives. The other day I tried different shafts from graphite design including extra stiff which turned out to be the longest (221 to 226 yards) why is that? (It was also the tightest dispersion)

Which model would suit a mid 20s HTC....do or d9 forged?

Hi Micheal, Thanks for the video. I am currently looking for some answers about golf club design. Let me explain. First of all when comparing club heads, I have heard that irons are more accurate than woods (fairway and driver). I have also heard that decreasing shaft length increases accuracy. So my question is, which has a bigger impact on accuracy? The club head or the shaft length? Which would be more accurate: a 1 iron head on a long shaft like for a driver, or a driver head on a shorter shaft like one for an iron? Thanks

Very helpful. Thank you. Love the alignment sticks drill/calibration.

great advice

The more that your swing is powered by a pulling of the lead side, the less stiff you need the shaft. The more you power the swing by the trail side pushing the shaft with motorized wrists and hands then the stiffer the shaft should be. And that is all there is to it!!!

my game totally changed when i bought dynamic gold x-300 and tipped them very stiff. if you can exaggerate a waggle and feel your shaft flexing you need stiffer.

I'm really happy with my d9 irons. Easy to hit. Not good at working the ball. High ball flight. Cheer's