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Too much talking

Hey great video but I think the ai smoke was designed to have a smaller dispersion not to hit it further

Just my opinion, but I thought the best shaft for Matt was the second one, think it was the 65 gram stiff. The one he hit three consecutive shots dead straight. In the fairway is important. Don’t like to see hooks left followed by push right regardless of distance.

What type of golfer is best suited for a counter balance driver shaft

Wow... Great video. Thank you!

Stoater of a boaby charlton hair doo …….. get it shaved 😂

VA shafts are stellar. I have them in my Ping fairways and TSR2 driver and the fact they look so good is just a bonus

Always been a counterbalanced guy since Fuji pro then hzedus yellow. This has my interest. I wonder what the SW is between this and Nemysys so which is more or less CB.

Another great fit Simon 👍🏾 Always a pleasure to watch.

Would love to see it against the even flow cb

Would like to see a steep swinger load this shaft. Would like to test it on my ping 10k

Wish you guys would have compared the old Synyster in the video!

What is your opinion on swing weight vs total weight? I have been using JumboMax tour grips that reduce my swing weights to c6-c7 which has been great for me. I have 120ss with a very aggressive transition and it seems like it helps me control the face.

Looks awesome and what the hell is Matt eating for breakfast??? 😵🚀💣🚀💣🚀💣How would this compare to a Ventus TR Blue S 60g - Pitty Simon's mic was playing up otherwise great clip.

Great review of non mainstream stuff……v.intriguing….and most importantly……looks good😅 Guessing these are north of 300 gbp?

I’ve mentioned my affection for Ping’s Tour and now 2.0 shaft. Any similarities? Always informative guys. Well done as usual. NWH

Excellent stuff guys

shame sound keeps cutting out

What the hell did he eat for breakfast?

How would you guys compare this to Tensei 1K Orange? Similar in feel/ load profile? Cheers 🙌🏾

Simon can now even hear the sound of a stable tip, 🐐🐐🐐🐐 3:54

Rangeballl feel like actual rocks

Any UST in your shaft matrix? Thinking about trying out the UST LIN-Q Black, heard it's very linear so a project x iron shaft profile almost. Without being very tip heavy or with a bad feel, a "better" version of the HZRDUS black in a way. Any experience to share on that shaft?

F%ck callaway for not releasing a triple diamond max for leftys

Spreading out the hits for fear of damaging the driver makes no sense. Hard balls hit at high speed are a risk no matter if they're hit in succession or spread apart

Bro looks like he was plucked from 2003 and dropped in 2024 to make a golf video

Excellent video as always 👍 Just wondering what adapter is used on your shafts to allow switching between brands ?

I love the stock shaft. I got a 46.08 bent to 44 degrees and a 60.12 lob wedge. They are smaller than the Vokeys I’ve played over the years, but they feel really good and for some reason, I seem to make more consistent contact with the pitching wedge. I like em.

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My favorite reviewer...keep it up buddy....💯 I'm @ 100mph swing speed can get consistent ball spin, launch, and better efficiency, i'm very pleased with this year AI smoke TD...

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My range is a water range…the balls float. Would love to see testing on these. I know from experience, my wedges seem to spin like a top and knock distance down

out of interest, how much was the shaft? (£)

Great video Simon. Watching you do these fittings made me drive 3 hours to come for a fitting at Precision Golf. Initially I was disappointed that I was not able to book a fitting with you but Tom (Field) did such am amazing job that I was lefted very impressed. You guys are world beaters. For my curiosity, why was the young lady not offerred to try a Titleist driver head? The GTs were probably not released at the time of fitting but the TSRs were probably worth a try?

Valuable

You need to hit more than ONE shot with the wedge to make a comparison imo. Ive had some of my best rounds with a range ball.

Been fortunate enough to have this in my 7 iron, an mb101. Have been very pleased with the consistent play of that iron. At 125x I feel unfettered when I want to hit with a firm strike. Am pleasantly surprised. I was expecting a perhaps more boardy feel in 125x's. Instead I feel smoothness from the Velocore et al. Will be adding this to my other clubs. Time and money permitting. It's been a pleasure to hit. I have not been disappointed. I do confirm the spread is consistent to where you aim it. I currently have X100's in my 5 and 6 iron(mc501's) and also Lz 6.5's in the 8 and 9 irons(241's). This has been very satisfactory setup. I look forward to replacing them all with Axiom 125x's. Thank you for your study/research into the Axiom shafts. Very Beneficial.

Makes me realise every fitting I have ever had sucks!. Such a good video that highlights the importance of getting not just fit but fitted correctly by someone as knowledgeable as Simon.

Somehow this was obvious and intuitive to me from day one but my friends were completely oblivous that the lie changes the angle of the club surface.

Assuming face and path are zero is there anyway of calculating how far offline a 7 iron would be for example if it a club was 2° upright or flat when it should be standard.

I pull a cheeky at my local range and take a few (4 or 5 max) "lake balls" of the type I intend to play with on course (Callaway Supersoft at the moment but I might change once I get better at hitting straighter) every now and then and hit those to see what happens with those, so far I haven't noticed too much difference but lately the range balls are looking a bit more beaten up than usual so I'll have to try again soon.

Good question. My local range has Callaway range balls, and I usually play Callaway or Titleist balls on the course. My "water ball" are some leftover Pinnacles that will eventually all get lost or given away. I've found the range balls to be pretty good representation of my distance, trajectory, shape, and spin. Obviously, I get more spin from the wedges with a new premium ball that a range ball, but where that counts, I'm practicing with my real balls at the practice greens, not on the driving range. I think the biggest variance is going to come from balls that are really worn out or have damaged covers, because the aerodynamics in mid-flight will be very different. In those cases, it is up to you to maybe not hit the worst balls of the batch, or use them for shorter practice, or just accept they will have some funky flight. I'm fortunate that my two local ranges keep the ball supply in good condition, definitely above average from what you find at more recreational/entertainment focused ranges.

Thank you Simon for a great fitting, looking forward to having the extra option off the tee!

Nice 👍🏻 That’s what a proper fitting does. Now he can forget about the club and just play. Nice 👍🏻

Hope the low viewing figure don’t put you off doing vid’s like this, super informative and great buying advise, so thank you so much guys

I thought that if you're hitting it to the left for a right handed golfer you would want to add weight but you took weight out. Can you elaborate on that a little?

His experience at the beginning mirrors what I saw with the Taylormade BRNR copper that it definitely was draw biased, at least the stock version! My normal shot shape is pretty neutral and I felt I really had to manipulate to keep this from going hard left

New to golf so correct me if I’m wrong. All the metrics we see in an indoor golf simulator is based on data from the club impact through the point when the ball finally hits the screen. So how accurate it is to test balls in an indoor simulator when aerodynamics of the ball should be considered? Unless you are telling aerodynamics is simulated (unlikely) based on the dimples and material of the ball. Is the extrapolated data even worth anything for balls comparison is my point

Can you please give me some advice? I have a set of Game Improvement clubs which were fitted a year ago, one of which clubs broke a few months ago and the manufacturer has agreed to fit me for new clubs. I have subsequently bought a second hand set of Mizuno blades (not fitted) to practice with, and have been using these to play with for a couple of months. Whch set would you expect the fitter to measure as a baseline, the GI's or the blades?