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20 gru 2011 · I have tried the Nippon 105T shaft in the AP1 710s in my local golf store. I have tried regular and stiff and in a simulator, it is hard to tell a difference. Can you recommend a flex?
The all new N.S. PRO MODUS 3 Tour 105: lighter weight to increase club head speed for longer distances, straighter shots, stronger trajectory, more consistent performance! N.S. PRO MODUS 3 Tour 105 was first brought out to tour as the N.S. PRO MODUS 3 PROTO ST in 2010 and was put in play immediately. The PROTO ST was in the winning bags of ...
24 sie 2015 · The Modus 105 is a great shaft, very linear in bend profile, so not especially stiff or soft anywhere down the shaft, and the bend characteristics are fairly consistent, whereas the 1150 is a little firmer in the mid section but softer in the tip.
Broadens Nippon Shaft reputation as the light weight shaft expert. Tour validated with over 25 sets in play across the global tours. Traditional, smooth bend profile. Provides Desired Trajectory as a result of the unique structure of a stiff tip section and softer mid section.
The Nippon NS Pro 105T is a good choice for any player who is seeking a balance between high-launching, light iron shafts and low-launching heavy shafts. It straddles a very nice middle ground while delivering great distance and at least adequate dispersion.
The choice between Modus 105 and NS Pro 105T depends on personal preferences and playing style. The Modus 105 offers a stiffer profile with lower launch and potential for control, while the NS Pro 105T provides a smoother feel with higher launch and spin potential.
I have tried many other iron shafts in the meantime (probably 12 different makes/flexes) and keep coming back to the 105T shaft in stiff. Closest for me is the Dynalite Gold R300, and PXi 5.0. I have seen that the 105T has a different step width than either the Nippon 1050GH or the 950GH.
