Regular Flex Whiteboard?

[Juicebox1]

Would this be a good idea?

Hey guys, I'm gaming an Adams F11 with stock SVS VooDoo stiff. My swingspeed is around 102 to 106. my average drive is around 230

I love my driver but it spins like crazy, most of the time I get no roll at all.

I know the Whiteboard seems to be the standard when it comes to "Spin Killers" but I'm not sure my swing can launch it and I might create a new problem.

So I was wondering if a regular flex Whiteboard would still bring down the spin? Also how would the launch and feel change from a stiff VS Voodoo.

I hit a Friends Superfast Burner with Regular Flex shaft and it was ballooning like crazy and felt VERY whippy which I hated.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[bmpnugls]

I've actually hit both of these shafts...and although I do love Whiteboards...and have had two recently in regular flex...BUT...I had a "test" G15 10.5* head that I tried a couple different shafts in...two of which you mention...here's what I found...

SVS6 Voodoo - first shaft...similar to your results...High Launch fairly high spin..(not much roll out)..

SNV6 Voodoo - this surprisingly gave me MUCH better results over the SVS6... Didn't bring down the launch angle as much as I expected. HOWEVER it did kill a good amount of spin and gave me about 15 more yards on my drive - most of which I'm assuming was from a better roll out..

REAL 63 Reg flex White board (tipped 1" to play more "stiff") - Even though this shaft had a much better "feel" IMO I was thinking I'd get much better results over either Voodoo... To my disappointment, it took the 15yds gained back off vs the SNV6 - although it did seem to kill spin even more...the launch angle was significantly less which I believe attributed to an overall shorter drive.

[jj9000]

At 106 MPH Driver SS you'd fit into (S) flex to (X) flex...depending on the shaft manufacturer.

You're leaving about 40-50 yards on the table.

If I were in your position Ii would take a closer look at my Angle of Attack prior to tinkering with shafts.

[Juicebox1]

Thanks for the reply's guys,