Drivers

csg51 · December 11, 2005

Do they still make Drivers with steel shafts in them?

kkhere · December 11, 2005

i dont think there are any that come stock. If accuracy was your priority you could put one in. This doens't seem like such a popular concept considering distance is all people care about and why not use technology to your advantage?

JHR · December 11, 2005

I know Titleist will let you order them with steel, i ordered a 983K w/ a S300 in it that i ordered a couple seasons ago. I would imagine they will all order one. You can always aftermarket one in if not. But with all the graphite choices seems like you should be able to get something that would satisfy your need.

Golfin4Weezer · December 11, 2005

Steel isnt worth it anymore. Graphite shafts for drivers come in so many different variations so there is bound to be one to fit anybody. Besides, why market a steel shafted driver if Tiger doesnt even play one any more. Right?

P.S. I cant remember who it was but someone was playing a Dynamic Gold in their 905T earlier this year.

papichulosteve · December 12, 2005

Steel isnt worth it anymore. Graphite shafts for drivers come in so many different variations so there is bound to be one to fit anybody. Besides, why market a steel shafted driver if Tiger doesnt even play one any more. Right?

P.S. I cant remember who it was but someone was playing a Dynamic Gold in their 905T earlier this year.

i could be wrong but i think it was adam scott using a dynamic gold in his driver.....he is one of the few guys still using steel in his fairways as well i think, but don't hold me to that.

VTHOKIES · December 12, 2005

Steel isnt worth it anymore. Graphite shafts for drivers come in so many different variations so there is bound to be one to fit anybody. Besides, why market a steel shafted driver if Tiger doesnt even play one any more. Right?

P.S. I cant remember who it was but someone was playing a Dynamic Gold in their 905T earlier this year.
i could be wrong but i think it was adam scott using a dynamic gold in his driver.....he is one of the few guys still using steel in his fairways as well i think, but don't hold me to that.

You are correct. Adam Scott was playing with Steel shafts in his driver and fw woods earlier in the year. I think he still plays steel in his fw woods.