Prgr Egg Fairway Users Qn

[pizzaman]

Hi guys,

 

Recently bought the Prgr Egg FW 15 degree (spoon) and 18 degree (non-spoon). Hit some really good shots but also topping the ball quite a few times ... Is the head too light? any remedy? I'm using fubuki ax 75 stiff btw... and also, what are the difference between the "spoon" and "non-spoon" versions? Thanks a million!

[tsupo]

yes heads are light, these origianlly are designed for jonni chopchop jiji golfers aimed 100% purely for distance
and that what u get.


i presume u got the 2nd version
not the latest nor the original

work with ur builder to get it wired , that shaft is perfect in that head. u might need led tape if its the 2nd version.

[pizzaman]

thanks! mine is the 2010 version. I suppose it to be the 2nd gen? Coming from 913fd, I think i'll need some time to get used to this design...

[DRGJR72]

I hit the Eggs when I was in Singapore and they are one of the best, if not the best, hybrid/FW wood things I have hit. Yes they look weird but they straight perform. Get the weight/shaft flex sorted and you will be good to go.....Love those things.

[pizzaman]

oh... I stay in Singapore ... I actually love the looks of this club... hope they can perform for me...

[zinx]

I had my buddies buying his big boss' clubs for him (of course at his boss' dime) - the price of PRGR driver was like $1,500 or something? I dont understand why they are soooo expensive....

[chiromikey]

I had some topping issues with mine even after adding head weight (but I'm off the scale when it comes to SW in driver/woods). The sound threw me off a bit too...otherwise it's one of the best!