fuji tw 74

[mike0814]

any feedback/reviews on this shaft?

How does it play? Who does it suit? Ballflight (height, curvature tendency)?, Feel? Particular heads it works well in and why?

[Golfchicago]

How does it play?  Who does it suit?  Ballflight (height, curvature tendency)?, Feel?  Particular heads it works well in and why?

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Im interested in hearing feedback as well. Im looking for a fairway wood shaft in the mid 70s gram weight, is this worth trying, does anyone have it in a fw wood?

[Golfchicago]

I have hit the tw 74 x in a driver. Very good shaft. Nice feel and tight dispersion. I know several PGA pros have it in the driver and a few fairways

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Das gut!! Looks like experiment time!

[lohrm1]

Houston

 

Matt Gogel has tw 74 in a 3wood

David Peoples driver

Patrick Sheehan 3 wood

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I'd agree with the above. Great shaft. Very tight, low dispersion with just a bit of a kick. I just pulled one from a J340 I had. (sold the head as I wanted a deeper face...) and it's homeless at this point so let me know if you're interested.

[joey3108]

I have it on my 3 wood in X flex but I installed it to a soft X.

 

I like it the tight feel on it but yet doesn't feel to boardy. Hit the ball medium trajectory but doesn't balloon it. So far so good!!!

 

Mike, You can always try it some more the next time we go out and play together again.

 

I piped a couple shots at Shadow Lake last week. One of the tee and one of the par5 in the back 9. Kind of surprised me how straight and long this set up goes.

 

Joe :lol:

[Radeon962]

I just stumbled across this site from a listing on eBay and like what I see. Some familiar names here, but just from my quick look today looks to be an awesome group with some non-biased opinions.

 

I do have a question about the ZCOM line that I have yet to find the answer. The specs on Fuji's site list the CPM's at 240 and 250 (if I remember correctly) but I can't believe that they are this low. Are the low frequency readings due to the 4.5" parallel tip section or do the ZCOMS really play that soft?

 

I hate to "experiment" with a shaft like the ZCOM and would like to have a little more info before I take the plunge.

 

Thanks, Bill

[joey3108]

I just stumbled across this site from a listing on eBay and like what I see.  Some familiar names here, but just from my quick look today looks to be an awesome group with some non-biased opinions.

 

I do have a question about the ZCOM line that I have yet to find the answer.  The specs on Fuji's site list the CPM's at 240 and 250 (if I remember correctly) but I can't believe that they are this low.  Are the low frequency readings due to the 4.5" parallel tip section or do the ZCOMS really play that soft? 

 

I hate to "experiment" with a shaft like the ZCOM and would like to have a little more info before I take the plunge.

 

Thanks, Bill

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Good to see you here too.

 

The US version of Z com has 2"xtra tip lenght for bore throught head such as callaway and Titleist. US fuji recomend 2" tipping for normal bore before installation.

 

You shouldn't concern to much about the raw CPM number, as long as you understand the spec and charracter of the shaft, it should be easier to pick the right shaft for your type of swing and club head combo.

 

T series are a low kick shaft , B series is a high kick shaft and M series are a mid kick series, However these are Fuji spec, we still need to test it some more to tell the exact playing charracter. So far The heavier the shaft the flatter the ball flight is on the Z COM series. I guess, we need to compare them within their same weight clasification to get the right reading.

 

Hope this help you to make decision.

 

You can call me or contact me to get some more detail discussion.

 

THX!

 

Joe :lol:

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[Nicole]

Thanks for the feedbacks

[Nicole]

i have something to learn as well