TESTED: Fujikura 2024 Ventus Blue Driver Shaft
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- With Fujikura Ventus shafts bossing tour counts TG Test Pro Neil Wain puts the new 2024 Ventus Blue up against the 2018 Blue, 2022 Blue TR and a stock Callaway Mitsubishi Tensei Blue.
We show how all four models compare for all the usual metrics including dispersion.
Timestamps:
0:30 Everything you need to know about the Fujikura Ventus Blue 2024 driver shaft
3:50 Should you buy an after-market driver shaft?
4:24 How all the shafts compare in terms of data
6:05 How much difference does it make when you don't hit the centre of the club face
7:19 Can the Fujikura Ventus Blue boost the MOI of your driver?
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Best golf tech channel on the UA-cams. Quality guys. Thnx
Thanks so much for the feedback, appreciate you taking the time.
The original Ventus Blue was so good. I used to play the 6x Velocore. Save $ and get the 2018 version imo.
Thanks for your input.
They are the same price
Lol
The color was tweaked to meet requests by Callaway to match their new AI weight screws and headcover trim. The first batch was reserved for Callaway. They are just now leaking out to other mfgs.
Thanks for your input.
The blue x was way to soft throughout the profile. The blue tr is nice for me. If i play it at 46 total length will it be to soft compared to playing it at 45 total length? Would some tipping be required at 46 inches or maybe consider going to the black?
Playing it at a longer length isn't going to change the profile Michael, but by going longer you should pick up some speed which might mean you want to look at the Black.
A good fitter will help you work through this to understand the gains and drawbacks of either choice.
Hope that helps.
@@todaysgolfer Thanks!
I have one and put a srixon zx5 mk2 head on it and lost 35 yards over the stock hazardous shaft. Don’t know why but I played 3 rounds and put the stock shaft back into my driver. Now I hit it straight every time tho but I would rather play from 285 than 250 (or less)
nice test of no hitting of either shaft lollolololol
Talked to few fitters at 2nd swing Scottsdale and they seem split, half like Ventus & other half prefer the Graphite Designs, what say you two? +10 yards + 1-2 more fairways = sold
That's the thing personal preference comes into it, we haven't yet done too much with Graphite Design, but watch this space.
Only change the head but the manufacture will require you to buy their crappy stock shaft so you can get the head.
At my local PGA store I can buy head only and mate to a shaft in many mfg
There's a couple of ways getting over this.
Buy the driver through a brand who offer the shaft you want as an uncharge. Alternatively try and find an independent fitter who has a component account so they can order just the desired head and shaft for you.
Hope that helps.
@@JjJj-yw1eu They are starting to provide a very finite set of shafts you can choose from. The new Fujikura blue shaft is not one of them.
Did you have total distances for these tests not just carry ?
We would have created them while testing Ryan but we don't tend to record them.
Common thinking in the industry is once the balls hit the ground it's out of your control, so it typical just to record the numbers you have control over.
@@todaysgolfer ok thanks would be very interesting to see what had the most roll out and total distance