Is Aldila a good shaft?
Aldila shafts have always been among the best, with the brand continuing to innovate to provide golfers with superior performance and consistency.
What shaft is best for a slow swing speed?
The two most common options are graphite and steel. Players with a slow swing speed normally will choose a graphite shaft to maximize the distance the ball travels, while those with a fast swing will choose steel for greater consistency.
What pros use Diamana shafts?
Mitsubishi Diamana DF Players who use the shaft: Danny Willet. Erik Van Rooyen. Christian Bezuidenhout.
What happens if your driver shaft is too stiff?
If your golf shaft is too stiff and your swing speed is too slow, your well-struck shot will be limited on both carry distance and shot trajectory; a too-stiff golf shaft will most often lead to weak fades or slices.
What do people say about the Aldila Rip 60?
What People Say– The Aldila RIP 60 shaft is a solid feeling shaft with great feel and a ball trajectory bordering more on mid than low. Since the shaft is designed for higher swing speeds, one individual recommended testing out a couple shafts before buying one – you may use a stiff shaft now, but an Aldila RIP Regular may do the trick.
What are the specs of an Aldila Rip 60 Sigma?
Here’s the specs on them: ALDILA RIP 60 SIGMA R 60g MID/HIGH 3.6 .350 ALDILA RIP 60 SIGMA S 62g MID/HIGH 3.4 .350 ALDILA RIP 60 SIGMA X 64g MID/HIGH
What is the Aldila Rip 70 shaft?
The Aldila RIP 70 shaft produces a lower, boring ball trajectory on swing speeds upwards of 100MPH. Before switching to this shaft you may want to test it out, if you already have a driver loft less than 9 degrees, it can be difficult to get airborne without sufficient clubhead speed.
What swing speed for the Aldila Rip 60R?
Hi thanks for your advice but my swing speed didnt do the Aldila Rip 60r any justice the consistencey was there but not much distance and the ball flight not much lower than my normal shot the recommened swing speed for the rip60 reg is 90-100mph,the other shats in my orginal post were all very whippy,so now i have been advised about a Aldila NV…