Maxfli Dunlop

[No_Catchy_Nickname]

I've seen the R68s, and I think the R58s are better.

Problem is, mine are too short for me. I been wondering whether to extend, reshaft, or try to shift on Yahoo Auction for over a year now. When I take them out, I just find them too hard to let go of.

Now those MS-11 Customs are new, and I've yet to take them to the course, but I'm really looking forward to doing it. Next round, I think. They're a really great looking head shape.

[Woodridge]

Interesting note on the shafts. My Maxfli's have a Dunlop Dynamic regular shaft with a TT logo. I'm assuming they're the True Temper Dynamic shafts. They were probably the stock shaft for those irons.

[Joe S]

1 hour ago, Woodridge said:

Interesting note on the shafts. My Maxfli's have a Dunlop Dynamic regular shaft with a TT logo. I'm assuming they're the True Temper Dynamic shafts. They were probably the stock shaft for those irons.

 

Mine have that shaft too.  I haven't held them side by side with a TT Dynamic shaft, but I was thinking the same thing.

[PhillipG78]

How hard would it be to pull the shafts on these myself or should I have a pro do it?

Edited May 26, 2021 by PhillipG78

[PhillipG78]

So here’s the shafts in the beauties anyone got info on specs and CPM it appears they're Regular flex and im guessing from weight in the 115g range. 

Edited May 26, 2021 by PhillipG78

[PhillipG78]

Dumb question is there a difference between TT dynamic and dynamic gold shafts?

[No_Catchy_Nickname]

31 minutes ago, PhillipG78 said:

Dumb question is there a difference between TT dynamic and dynamic gold shafts?

 

I think the only difference is better weight sorting. With Dynamic Gold, they weight sorted the shafts, so S300 uncut was 129g (going off memory here, may be wrong), S200 was 128g(?), S400 131g or something like that, whereas Dynamic Stiff could be anything between those numbers.

At least, that's the only difference I've heard of.

[PhillipG78]

So if you had to guess TT Dynamic R would be around 125g and play to about flex? 

[PhillipG78]

So I found this chart and I did some rough measurements using my phone and this looks about right for loft. Not sure I’ll keep the 2 iron and 3 iron in the bag, I usually use a 7 wood for my 220-240 range. 

[PhillipG78]

I’m debating between the TT lite XL S flex and the DG X100 can anyone tell me what the cut weight of the DG X100 is and how it compares to a hard stepped TT XL?

[Joe S]

6 minutes ago, PhillipG78 said:

So if you had to guess TT Dynamic R would be around 125g and play to about flex? 

 

So the Dunlop Dynamic R is a step pattern match to the TT Dynamic R.  So this is a standard regular flex shaft.  Should play the same as a modern DGR300

 

 

 

[No_Catchy_Nickname]

Uncut Dynamic regular is probably the same weight as the Dynamic Gold R300, so 127g. 

And I agree with @Joe S on how it will play similar to an R300, but perhaps not identical. I can't explain it, but I've a set of Wilsons with Dynamic R shafts, and they don't feel particular soft at all, but I've hit irons with DGR400 shafts, and they felt too soft. 

 

Are those Maxflis parallel or taper? 

 

 

[PhillipG78]

They don’t feel 127g but maybe i

they’ve been counter weighted, they feel pretty decent, any thoughts on the TT XL hard stepped vs DG X flex.  Any idea what the cut weight on a DG X flex is?

[Joe S]

32 minutes ago, No_Catchy_Nickname said:

Uncut Dynamic regular is probably the same weight as the Dynamic Gold R300, so 127g. 

And I agree with @Joe S on how it will play similar to an R300, but perhaps not identical. I can't explain it, but I've a set of Wilsons with Dynamic R shafts, and they don't feel particular soft at all, but I've hit irons with DGR400 shafts, and they felt too soft. 

 

Are those Maxflis parallel or taper? 

 

 

 

This is the Dynamic step pattern for taper tips.  The parallel shaft has different steps.  So I would say they are taper.  

[PhillipG78]

Has anyone played these shafts?

https://www.golfworks.com/true-temper-dynamic-gold-pro-iron-shafts/p/tt0114/

I can hit a 34° 7 iron about 190 and my driver SS is 115ish give or take a few MPH and the day. If I line it up right I can fly a driver around 300 carry, how do the DG Pro S flex play?

[No_Catchy_Nickname]

40 minutes ago, PhillipG78 said:

They don’t feel 127g but maybe i

they’ve been counter weighted, they feel pretty decent, any thoughts on the TT XL hard stepped vs DG X flex.  Any idea what the cut weight on a DG X flex is?

 

127g is the uncut weight. They'll be a bit less after trimming, but I don't think taper tip shafts required as much trimming as parallel. 

[PhillipG78]

1 minute ago, No_Catchy_Nickname said:

 

127g is the uncut weight. They'll be a bit less after trimming, but I don't think taper tip shafts required as much trimming as parallel. 

Honestly the heads and clubs felt pretty light, but I suck at telling the difference unless its a huge difference in shaft weight

[NRJyzr]

8 hours ago, PhillipG78 said:

They don’t feel 127g but maybe i

they’ve been counter weighted, they feel pretty decent, any thoughts on the TT XL hard stepped vs DG X flex.  Any idea what the cut weight on a DG X flex is?

 

It's about 121g cut for a 37.5" club.

 

 

8 hours ago, PhillipG78 said:

Has anyone played these shafts?

https://www.golfworks.com/true-temper-dynamic-gold-pro-iron-shafts/p/tt0114/

I can hit a 34° 7 iron about 190 and my driver SS is 115ish give or take a few MPH and the day. If I line it up right I can fly a driver around 300 carry, how do the DG Pro S flex play?

 

Such as I remember reading about them, DG Pro played softer than DG.

[PhillipG78]

Im pretty terrible at judging weight and flex characteristics I'm not one of those guys who detects subtle changes. 

[PhillipG78]

Can anyone steer me towards a video tutorial and reshafting these bad boys with the pin in them? Im going to move up to some rifle 7.0 shafts but i understand there's a pin in the back of the hozel correct? I can't thank you gentleman enough for the advice im just beginning to learn basic of shaft design materials etc. 

[raggal62]

15 hours ago, PhillipG78 said:

Can anyone steer me towards a video tutorial and reshafting these bad boys with the pin in them? Im going to move up to some rifle 7.0 shafts but i understand there's a pin in the back of the hozel correct? I can't thank you gentleman enough for the advice im just beginning to learn basic of shaft design materials etc. 

If you're not planning on saving the shafts, cut them near the ferrule, use a long shank 1/4" sharp drill bit and shear the pin in half. Then use a 1/8" pin punch with a hammer to drive the remaining pin piece thru the hosel. Heat and remove shaft as usual. The hosel hole can be filled with epoxy.

[BIG STU]

On 5/26/2021 at 11:02 PM, No_Catchy_Nickname said:

Uncut Dynamic regular is probably the same weight as the Dynamic Gold R300, so 127g. 

And I agree with @Joe S on how it will play similar to an R300, but perhaps not identical. I can't explain it, but I've a set of Wilsons with Dynamic R shafts, and they don't feel particular soft at all, but I've hit irons with DGR400 shafts, and they felt too soft. 

 

Are those Maxflis parallel or taper? 

 

 

Catchy what you are describing is the difference between how the shaft was tipped.  One of my tricks for years. The less you tip a shaft the more kick it has on the bottom end and to me it leads to a soft feel and higher launch. 

[Jiggered]

18 hours ago, PhillipG78 said:

Im pretty terrible at judging weight and flex characteristics I'm not one of those guys who detects subtle changes. 

 

I'm the same, that's why I never go to the trouble of re-shafting any of my old clubs.

[PhillipG78]

So I don’t need to put in a née pin when I reshaft?

[raggal62]

3 hours ago, PhillipG78 said:

So I don’t need to put in a née pin when I reshaft?

It's not necessary with today's epoxy and it will save a whole lot of work. But that's up to you.

[PhillipG78]

9 hours ago, raggal62 said:

It's not necessary with today's epoxy and it will save a whole lot of work. But that's up to you.

Yeah I’d rather not if I can skip it