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I just bought a 910 H 24* with the stock 'ilima 70 in regular. The combination is a little strong for my swing (80MPH driver). I am going to buy a replacement shaft but I am not sure if the 'ilima senior is significantly softer in flex or if I should go with the bassara W60.
David,
With your driver club head speed, senior flex might not be a bad idea to consider. The Bassara will play softer, lighter (10g), and will launch the ball higher. Depending upon how strong the ilimia currently feels to you, I think you could consider the Bassara. I have seen players with your club head speed fit into that ilima senior flex as well as the Bassara. I would consider trying both of them side by side to get the best comparison.
Cameron
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David M I just bought a 910 H 24* with the stock 'ilima 70 in regular. The combination is a little strong for my swing (80MPH driver). I am going to buy a replacement shaft but I am not sure if the 'ilima senior is significantly softer in flex or if I should go with the bassara W60.
I have the 910F 19* with Bassara A flex and the 910H 24* and 27* with Bassara R flex (all set B3). My driver swing speed is 82 mph but my irons and hybrids are closer to 90. I still get a nice gradual trajectory and the feel is great.
In case TT wonders why I use A flex for woods and R flex for hybrids, it is a bit of history. I used R flex for woods and S flex for irons before. I swing my woods a bit slower and with a longer backswing, whereas my hybrid and iron swing is a shorter backswing (still generates a reasonable amount of clubhead speed).