913 D2 9.5 Diamana D+ White 72

Re: 913 D2 9.5 Diamana D+ White 72

John L — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 10:48:49 GMT

Hey Mike. when you see me at the course next time ask me for my three wood. i just ordered a 13.5 with a speeder 8.2VC tour spec. basically a fairway wood shaft of the 7.2 you sold me. and i should have a new 5 wood in a week or two i put a v2 shaft in that one.

Re: 913 D2 9.5 Diamana D+ White 72

Michael D — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 23:43:26 GMT

I picked mine up with the Diamana D+ White 72 and I have tended to hit it with a much higher trajectory but same distance as my Rombax 6x shaft. I don't have any experience with the other Diamana shafts other than the stock Ahina's in my fairway woods. What I really look forward to is the spring when I can really load up the shaft....little cold right now to really get a great feel. I also picked up a Oban Devotion 6 x which I have yet to give a go.

Re: 913 D2 9.5 Diamana D+ White 72

bigearnucsd — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 23:06:49 GMT

what is the major difference between lighter and heavier shaft on paper anyways?

when should one consider heavier over lighter or vice verse?

Re: 913 D2 9.5 Diamana D+ White 72

bigearnucsd — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 20:58:12 GMT

you're probably talking about S+ Blue 62?

i spent about an hour trying all 4 shafts. I'm not sure how accurate my test was but on my good/ideal swing, 72 gave me the longest distance and on my average/bad swing, 72 gave me the narrowest (leaking to the left or to the right) distance from the center.

Although i don't think my swing speed is that high (95~100), i just felt like the heavier shaft gave me more stable feel.

i've always under estimated the value of a shaft until i upgraded to this one.

Re: 913 D2 9.5 Diamana D+ White 72

stuart c — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 15:33:22 GMT

Did you try the D+ White 62? The 72 is to heavy for me so I got the 913 with the RIP 60 and am very happy with it. Just wondering how the D+ 62 compared. Thanks

Re: 913 D2 9.5 Diamana D+ White 72

Michael D — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 04:59:21 GMT

I would agree on the mis-hits...I upgraded to 913 D3 from the 910 D3 and I could see no difference in the pured shots but the slightly off hits seem to fly a little further. I found that it takes around 40-50 hits to brake this driver in though sort of like the Miken Ulta Softball bats when I use to play......913 is the way to upgrade! Love the new shaft options as well.