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  1. 18th August 2015 10:54 AM #1
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    Default Callaway driver question

    I am using a Callaway X2 Hot 10.5* with Tour Green shaft at 45.5' and hitting it great. What do you think would work for me in the current Callaway driver range?
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    The XR was the X2 replacement. There is also an XR Pro. I would think the V series is similar in forgiveness.




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    I seem to have the forging head and the better shaft.
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    Hitting it great and still want to upgrade....wish I had your problems
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    Goes too long and straight for me😀
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    Yes, the X2 Hot is very forgiving, and both the Tour Green and Tour Blue are good stock shafts. The TM AeroBurner is similar in performance for me.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrins View Post
    Goes too long and straight for me
    I see. No one wants to play 'boring' golf
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