Ventus blue vs tensei ck pro blue vs diamana bf

[shmitty18]

Anyone compared these? Currently playing a diamana bf in my driver and have a tensei ck pro blue in my hybrid. Enjoying both shafts but the ventus has peaked my interest with all of the positive reviews floating around. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks 

[venturagolfer87]

I had a short testing period with some shafts after getting my SIM.  Played the stock Diamana, a BF60, and Ventus Blue for a few months.  Full disclosure, this wasn't an exact test, as the BF was 1/2" shorter than the other shafts.  When I was gaming it, I added some lead tape to the head to try to replicate the swingweights.  Overall, I'd say the flight for all of these will be similar.  Feel, however, varies a little.  The stock shaft felt the "smoothest," though some wannabe long drivers/golf hardos may claim that it's a soft stock noodle, I really enjoyed it, and out of the three, it's the one I held onto.  The Ventus, to me, felt the crispest at impact, it actually changed the feel and the sound of the SIM noticeably.  During the swing, the shaft felt smooth, but impact felt harder on center hits than the other two shafts.  The BF was in between the two, felt a bit stiffer/more stable than the stock shaft, but a little more kick than the Ventus.  Now, all this being said, I ended up going back to the shaft in my previous gamer driver, a Kuro Kage TiNi Dual Core TS at 45.5"  It's just a familiar feel that I've had a lot of success with, and has led to some really really good driving the last few weeks with the SIM.  Hope that helps a bit, you can't go wrong with the Ventus, however, I personally don't think it'll be a completely new experience compared to the BF.