Manage Settings This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. I've had X1 and X7 behind a TrackMan for me and a buddy that was there, the difference between that and X100 was a couple hundred rpm's. [quote name='MadGolfer76' timestamp='1355701735' post='6078121'] Scratch ain't s***. timestamp='1355716836' post='6079379'] 2 [deleted] 1 yr. ago Maybe I would look at the swing before throwing $1000 at switching iron shafts 3 times. We actually thought the Dynamic Gold X100 was lighter than 130 grams. I'm glad to hear you like the x7's and you have something you found that works for your game! The launch slightly lower than X-100 but definitely reduce spin. i prefer the heavy weight at 130 grams, and the low flight they Wow, so the X7's are 400, plus about 25 a club to get installed with a grip X 8 clubs = $600. Do the black gold shafts compare at all to the x7 and tour issue (weight sorted)? For me, they helped me remove the equipment variable and instead work on my swing flaws. X7 has the exact same step pattern, but the steps are much thicker, allowing for increased butt stiffness to go along with the stiff tip that has been the hallmark of the Dynamic series of shafts. Tipping an x-100 like that, screws up the dynamics of the shaft. They aren't for everyone. Tipping X-100 1/4" is not worth your time. I hope I can get dialed in soon! I still do. Length: Dynamic Gold X7 vs X100 Another major difference between these two shafts is the length. If you are looking for a heavier golf shaft, then the X7 is better for you. Dynamic Gold X7 is True Temper's heaviest, stiffest and lowest launching/spinning design. What do you game now out of curiosity? MXM 330m All Black They aren't for everyone. And personally my favorite shaft out there! They are on par with the PX 7.0's in terms of firmness. IMO having hit X7 enough you're not gonna all of a sudden bounce a short or mid iron forward now instead of ripping it back 20 feet to the fringe. [quote name='savoyspecial13' timestamp='1355726505' post='6079833'] It's a game and it's unfortunate you feel negatively about it. Thanks for the reality check on tipping the x100's and saving me some time even thinking about it. I'll say this- the X7 absolutely launches lower and spins WAY less than the C Taper. In fact, the Dynamic Gold X7 is the heaviest shaft in the Dynamic Gold line, checking in at 133 grams. I've had X1 and X7 behind a TrackMan for me and a buddy that was there, the difference between that and X100 was a couple hundred rpm's. So, no matter which one you go with you are going to be limited to the extra stiff option. Reviews. [/quote] Why not pull your own shafts and put on your own grips. Spin is the amount of backspin that the ball has. Technology & Features. Also, to answer Savoy's question about being able to still hit shots high and low- yep. I'm more going off experience from club fitting hundreds of players, very rarely have I ever had a steel shaft change of a same/similar flex change spin by greater than 300 rpm of spin. I found GD TI's for about $300 and x7's for $400 OBO, which probably means 350 at best. What is WAY less? [/quote] I am a very average golfer, but love to learn about the rules, equipment, and stories of golf. [/quote] Try everything and see what fits you. What is WAY less? [quote name='J.W.' You can differentiate the two models by their shaft bands and weight tolerances. Dynamic Golds came about because they weight sorted them to even closer tolerances. Going from Burner 2.0 stock 85 gram regular to X7, sure the difference in feel is so great that a player that needs something much stiffer will make manipulations in his swing. No issues with that. I think that is what they cost? The ads and affiliate products on this website do not influence any of the editorial decisions made for the content of this site. Generally I like heavier offerings. I have a [i]little. [/quote] After your first swing, you can feel how incredibly stiff and strong this shaft is. After your first swing, you can feel how incredibly stiff and strong this shaft is. My 6 iron swing speed was averaging 98, with a few over 100, so these shafts certainly aren't for everyone, but me they were. Tipping X-100 1/4" is not worth your time. Do the black gold shafts compare at all to the x7 and tour issue (weight sorted)? [/quote] Mizuno St-Z 220 9.5/PX Hzrdus Smoke Blue Rdx 6.5. They were noticeably firm, and launched low, but overall the feel was really nice and the performance was manageable. I can be an a** sometimes. Swinging in to out is so much easier when you do this! Unless you can honestly say that you launch X-100 too high and spin it too much, they won't be worth your money. [quote name='MadGolfer76' timestamp='1355714317' post='6079127'] [/quote] They spun about 200-300 rpm less than X100 for me in a 6 iron. For most articles, I utilize the resources given by the USGA and R&A. I used to do long drive a few years ago. I started posting on golf forums early on before I ever was in the position I am now and wish someone would have told me these thin so Putter : Nike Method 003 Oven. [b]Would you happen to know what names in the pro golf world play them? J-Dubs, I am just messing with you buddy. Could be wrong. The OP has been playing golf less than 2 years and made another thread about wanting to play S300 in short irons and X100 in long irons but now wants to jump into X7's a day later. A player with a quicker backswing and more aggressive transition will have a faster tempo, while a player with a slower backswing and smoother transition will have a more deliberate tempo. timestamp='1355712569' post='6078973'] It has a high bend point and would be great for mid tempo swingers. Otherwise, save your money. Ok. Also, lower on both fronts than X200/X300. I know I know. [/quote] They're super stable and if you're able to work the ball anyway, you shouldn't have any problems. [quote name='savoyspecial13' timestamp='1355702215' post='6078157'] He's a picker and I leave a little divot. No one is forcing you to post, comment or get involved. Its a steel shaft, my posts on this topic are simply to get people that think that a steel shaft is going to change launch and spin by so much that it's going to make any change in on course scoring or performance. I love learning about different rules and equipment surrounding the world of golf. Dynamic Gold X7 came in response to the modern, stronger golfer with a faster swing who needs help lowering ball flight and spin. [/quote] They aren't for everyone. C Taper (close 2nd) next then X7 as the lowest. You can check my sig for specifics. [quote name='J.W.' [quote name='sbguard9' date='31 January 2010 - 07:13 PM' timestamp='1264986802' post='2217685'] Just hitting outside. This might be a longshot, but can anyone compare the X7 to Nippon NS Pro Prototype C10 shafts? MEMBER REVIEWS: Cleveland Frontline Elite Putters! [quote name='savoyspecial13' timestamp='1355701646' post='6078117'] FT-9 TA Fubuki J 70x I certainly see what looks to be more than 200-300 rpm spin difference against X100 on the course but I haven't had them on a monitor yet. To players who fight to keep spin down, any gain might be considered way less. GIVEAWAY! It's actually a really great choice if your shot necessitates lightweight tempered with high-strength. [/quote] [/quote] Lol Sorry buddy, but theres no room for that nonsense here! Thx [/quote] I tried them and absolutely loved them. Amp Cell Pro / DG Pro X XXIO X Series 5 Wood! I've played X-100's forever. 3 GreenWaveGolfer 1 yr. ago I am also not a crazy high swing speed player but I hit the ball high and I like the control and feel from stout, low launch shafts. The launch slightly lower than X-100 but definitely reduce spin. Read More. Also, to answer Savoy's question about being able to still hit shots high and low- yep. What do you game now out of curiosity? [/quote] The design of True Tempers basic Dynamic shaft hasn't changed in decades. Considering players like Tiger Woods, Brooks Koepka and Justin Thomas use Tour Issue in their irons and wedges, its easy to see why True Temper keeps shaft weights as accurate as possible. I've never had any issue spinning anything so I thought I'd give them a shot. [/quote] I'd love to try X7, but reality is telling me that my next set will have 7.0s. No issues with that. [quote name='J.W.' They're very manageable. I know PX's are supposed to launch higher, but I'm having trouble believing something at FCM 7.5 lauches THAT high. Happy to help! The length of a shaft plays a big role in speed and accuracy. You've fit hundreds of players into x7's? Display as a link instead, However, longer shafts are generally hard to hit consistent shots with. [/quote] What is WAY less? Hm, I wouldnt say I spin my x100's 'too much' but I do from time to time get more spin than I want with my mid-pw. Now, on to comparisons. They were noticeably firm, and launched low, but overall the feel was really nice and the performance was manageable. I never got the feeling that the x7's weren't "do-able." Another major difference between these two shafts is the length. Dynamic Gold X100 First Impressions We actually thought the Dynamic Gold X100 was lighter than 130 grams. For the average person, even a low handicapper, the extra expense is a waste of money in my opinion. A lighter golf shaft like the X100 will allow golfers to generate more swing speed in comparison, but may be a bit more inaccurate. You've fit hundreds of players into x7's? If you are in the market for a tour grade shaft then congratulations that probably means you are an accomplished player. Mu and I go through the swing of the driver in slow motion to show the difference between hitting at the ball and then trying to move it to target versus collecting the ball from the top of the tee and releasing it into the flight plan. This season I backed off in flex a little (not playing as much, and am as big as a house), but am working towards replacing all my shafts. To help you make the right choice, we compared the Dynamic Gold X100 and Dynamic Gold X7 shafts. DYNAMIC GOLD 95 VSS PRO. Founder of Pure Distance Golf and theDrive 400 Swing-Speed Program. I'll say this- the X7 absolutely launches lower and spins WAY less than the C Taper. Stage and DriverWedge have experience with both. [quote name='MadGolfer76' timestamp='1355695940' post='6077715'] You can check my sig for specifics. Their results may vary from yours - context is key. Weight: 121g. No, but I've fit hundreds of players and some very talented. Enjoy! Would you happen to know what names in the pro golf world play them? Mizuno M-Craft I Blue Ion 365g / Stability Shaft. To keep shaft weights as close to identical as possible, True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue is measured to plus-or-minus half a gram, which is as tight as you can get with a steel shaft in the. For the past five years I've played the Dynamic Gold x100 and just ordered a new set of iron. Thx. The Dynamic Gold X7 is really only for scratch players and amateurs with 95+ MPH swing speeds. All other grips are Golf Pride Multicompound Teams Garnet/Gold. This is for a set of Tour Issue Dynamic Gold Iron or Wedge Shafts As always everything we sell comes with a free gift, full warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. I never got the feeling that the x7's weren't "do-able." Availability . Here's a question for you: Are you still able to hit higher launching shots on command with the x7's or is it much more difficult? Me and My Golf: Hole more putts by doing this! You can find x200/x300 shafts on eBay for like 50-70 bucks per set. The Dynamic Gold X100 shaft is clearly for low handicap to scratch players. Then take the heads and the new shafts in and you saved yourself a good amt of money. [quote name='J.W.' Also shaft bands are stickers that are put on. You are looking at less than a 1CPM increase. Harob11, March 14, 2009 in WRX Club Techs. I ask because the first thing I noticed when I switched to x100 from s300 was how many more shots I was able to put in my bag on command. The stiffest shafts are Nippon Modus 3 130 X and Dynamic Gold X100 X7. Hm, I wouldnt say I spin my x100's 'too much' but I do from time to time get more spin than I want with my mid-pw. [/quote] I know I could probably search the web and look it up myself, but I'll just ask you: x200, x300= different weights only or flex also? I'm the first to say it may be a swing fault first, but I wonder if equipment like the x7 would help support more consistancy and minimize the extra spin and higher than desirable launch I often get from my short irons. They spun about 200-300 rpm less than X100 for me in a 6 iron. if people are paying that they need to shop around in this economy..can save alot of cash! Honestly, I really liked the x7's. Even our mid handicap testers had a bit of trouble loading the Dynamic Gold X100 for tight shot dispersion. By To keep shaft weights as close to identical as possible, True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue is measured to plus-or-minus half a gram, which is as tight as you can get with a steel shaft in the industry. Am a big fan of Project X Rifles. Lee Janzen played them, that's how much it matters to really worry about iron shafts. Let us know how you hit them! I will describe them this way, and I'm a feel player, Heavy(heavier)-exceptionally tight dispersion-surprisingly lively. That's quite a bit for a steel shaft change but its not a dramatic difference at the end of the day. I don't know where my swing speed is right now - I am no slouch, but I am pretty sure it isn't consistently over 115 either. Given that both of these shafts have the same launch angle, you are going to be getting a similar shot with both of these, barring the impact of other specs on the club. well assuming you get your old iron shafts pulled, from golfsmith it costs 19.99 + grip which is about 7 bucks, from golf galaxy it's 17 to install, about 4 to pull, 3 to put on a new grip, plus the 7 dollar grip. True Temper has lost their minds. STEELFIBER FC90. DW actually told me there isn't a stiffer shaft to be found, but the x7's are performers. Thanks again! timestamp='1355716836' post='6079379'] Honestly, I really liked the x7's. [/quote] You should know that Nippon Modus 120 is significantly softer than the 130 version - and by the way, it has a different shaft profile. They are on par with the PX 7.0's in terms of firmness. You could hardstep them in if you managed to find an extra wedge shaft.
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