Anti left driver shaft

[Valtiel]

2 hours ago, phizzy30 said:

Maybe you or Stuart_G can answer this.  I find that heavier and higher CPM shafts that are tipped a lot tend to be more difficult to turn over.  Is there any truth to this? 

 

To add to what Stuart said above, I know you bring enough speed to the table to be susceptible to the effects of forward shaft deflection and the small amount of face closure it can introduce. The more a shaft deflects approaching impact, the more the face can close. This is especially true for higher MOI drivers. The stiffer the tip section of the shaft, the more it will resist forward deflection. Combine that with a heavier static weight which can make the club harder to release and you have a recipe for a driver that is tougher to turn over with the same swing. 

[Awainer1]

tldr get a ventus black its the best thing going

[tsecor]

21 hours ago, AP76 said:

I know the fault is with my swing, I tend to flip the hands over but I would just love to have the confidence to stand up knowing the ball won't go left. Sometimes I fear it that much I'm pretty sure I talk myself into it. It's the most destructive shot, it has ruined many a good card for me. 

confidence means a lot but you can work on that with your current shaft with a swing tweak and you dont have to spend all kinds of money.... just a thought.....do what works for you though