dynamic gold x7 vs x100

The Dynamic Gold S300 vs. X100 is a decision that many golfers will face. Couldn't find a recent thread comparing the . You just cant help yourself when you hear such stupidity from people who havent fit hundreds of talented people. Now I am only talking about the basic Dynamic heavy weight shaft. Feel wise, it's almost like going from S200 to S400, they feel stiffer but not a crazy amount. How many fittings have you done? JDM x2hot 15 Fubuki Z 85-x I'd love to try X7, but reality is telling me that my next set will have 7.0s. 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. You can differentiate the two models by their shaft bands and weight tolerances. [/quote] Also, to answer Savoy's question about being able to still hit shots high and low- yep. This will increase distance and accuracy for better players for sure. Dynamic Gold X100 First Impressions We actually thought the Dynamic Gold X100 was lighter than 130 grams. Upload or insert images from URL. timestamp='1355716836' post='6079379'] 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. What shafts do you currently play. I've never had any issue spinning anything so I thought I'd give them a shot. No trackman or anything. The launch slightly lower than X-100 but definitely reduce spin. Haha I understand about the family thing Tipping an x-100 like that, screws up the dynamics of the shaft. DW actually told me there isn't a stiffer shaft to be found, but the x7's are performers. timestamp='1355720559' post='6079617'] and have better logos on them? They're in my 62s right now. Good luck! Hybrid : Adams LSP XTD [/quote] Dynamic Gold X7 came in response to the modern, stronger golfer with a faster swing who needs help lowering ball flight and spin. I've played X-100's forever. Another major difference between these two shafts is the length. Thanks again! My hope is that the differences in shaft profile is overcome by the additional stiffness on the 7.0 so that the two fly pretty much the same but lower spin on the 7.0. The X7's are great, they are almost identical in terms of flex of the PX 7.0's but the X7's feel so much better. $400 for the same shaftsgrouped together closer by weight? [quote name='J.W.' Now if you are scratch and can hit you irons percise distances on command, then pay for having the regular DG shafts spine aligned. XXIO X Series 5 Wood! That's quite a bit for a steel shaft change but its not a dramatic difference at the end of the day. I'll answer your last question first. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. TC Callaway XHot 3DEEP 13 / Graphite Design DI-10 TX, TC Callaway X2Hot 5DEEP 18.5 bent to 17 / Fujikura Ventus Black 10x, Callaway X-Forged UT 21 / Fujikura Ventus Black 10-TX, Callaway X-Forged UT 25 / Nippon Super Peening Blue X hs1x, Raw Mizuno MP-32 6-PW / Nippon Super Peening Blue X hs1x, Titleist Vokey SM8 Black 50.08F /Nippon Super Peening Blue X Stage-stepped And personally my favorite shaft out there! MEMBER REVIEWS: Cleveland Frontline Elite Putters! If you are looking for a lighter golf shaft, the X100 is better for you. The Dynamic Gold X100 plays similarly to the X7 but is lighter.. The Dynamic Gold X100 would be a good choice for low handicap players with swing speeds between 88 and 95 MPH. To players who fight to keep spin down, any gain might be considered way less. No, but I've fit hundreds of players and some very talented. 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. [/quote] 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. Founder of Pure Distance Golf and theDrive 400 Swing-Speed Program. Cool video, but maybe do another with shafts regular mortals use. I know I know. How about PX 6.0 vs DG X100 vs KBS Tour S+? The Dynamic Gold X100 is a famous golf shaft for PGA Tour players. I've hit them all very close to each other. The tip is reinforced. On short approaches, you will get the spin control you need. [/quote] [/quote] [quote name='stage1350' timestamp='1355698199' post='6077849'] MXM 330m All Black All rights reserved. Featuring constant weight technology in taper tip irons and descending weight technology in parallel tip irons. Theres no need for sub-flexes. 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. [b]Would you happen to know what names in the pro golf world play them? Stage and DriverWedge have experience with both. 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. so an x100 would be suited for a person? The move to X7 for me was based on the fact that I was ballooning X-100. Would you happen to know what names in the pro golf world play them? Your Reaction? DGTour vs DG if you go by the website there does not appear to be much of a difference other then they are sorted better and thus held to better specifications. [quote name='MadGolfer76' timestamp='1355718783' post='6079509'] I know PX's are supposed to launch higher, but I'm having trouble believing something at FCM 7.5 lauches THAT high. Clear editor. By the way, what's a Lee Jazen? That's quite a bit for a steel shaft change but its not a dramatic difference at the end of the day. I've hit them all very close to each other. TOUR DOMINATION. I'm backing up everything Stage said. Enjoy! Dynamic Gold Tour has no such screening in the tip section for a cleaner look, and the shaft band is a screened on logo not a sticker applied at the factory. Wow. I'm glad to hear you like the x7's and you have something you found that works for your game! I've only been playing for a yr n a half now and so far golf appears to be one sport where equipment has had such a directly large influence on my results. Honestly, I really liked the x7's. With a longer golf shaft like the X100, you are going to be able to generate more speed, as the shaft will have more arc length to gain speed. Yeah, it's fun to meinteresting to me. [/quote] Butt: .600". Weight: 121g. Nothing personal. [quote name='J.W.' [/quote] I've got some to hit this week now. 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. [quote name='driverwedge' timestamp='1355711483' post='6078861'] Upload or insert images from URL. [quote name='driverwedge' timestamp='1355716963' post='6079391'] Copyright 2023 True Temper Sports. HOCKEY. You are looking at less than a 1CPM increase. [/quote] [/quote] Dynamic Gold Tour is weight sorted to +/- 0.5 gram tolerances. [/quote] Specifications. [/quote] I appreciate your input. When we tested the Dynamic Gold X7, we could also feel that it was the stiffest and strongest shaft in the Dynamic Gold line. 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. Try everything and see what fits you. I found GD TI's for about $300 and x7's for $400 OBO, which probably means 350 at best. [quote name='savoyspecial13' timestamp='1355714377' post='6079129'] [/quote] The Dynamic Gold X100 is .600 while the X7 is .610. 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. Copyright 2020 GolfWRX Holdings, LLC. Great shaft, the standard. Reviews. Thx. My hope is that the differences in shaft profile is overcome by the additional stiffness on the 7.0 so that the two fly pretty much the same but lower spin on the 7.0. I have a [i]little. Morning 9: Another Tiger surgery | Ko looking to end major drought | Lexi playing hurt at first major, Controversial analyst says Phil Mickelson and LIV golf were the winners at 2023 Masters, Morning 9: Tour announced new fall schedule | Cowherd: LIV won Masters | Tiger 1997 Masters ball at auction. [/quote] The main difference is in the diameter of these shafts. [/quote] I have a [i]little. We actually thought the Dynamic Gold X100 was lighter than 130 grams. The launch slightly lower than X-100 but definitely reduce spin. Their channel is the definitive destination for unbiased and brand agnostic golf club fitting on YouTube. [/i] I have gamed the x100's in the past and have hit a set of irons with the X7's in them. [quote name='JLTES' date='31 January 2010 - 05:58 PM' timestamp='1264989485' post='2217786'] Dynamic Gold is weight sorted to +/- 2.0 gram tolerances. Me and My Golf: Hole more putts by doing this! Project X vs X100 or X7 - WRX Club Techs - Forums Dynamic Gold X-Seven (X7) Initial Thoughts - Forums X100's vs X7's - WRX Club Techs - Forums KBS C-Taper vs DG x7 vs Project X 7.0 - WRX Club Techs Cc kt qu khc . [quote name='J.W.' [/quote] [quote name='J.W.' Available now, or soon from TT Tour Concept dealers. Different weights. Their results may vary from yours - context is key. 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. The X7s are 20g heavier than these. Plus, you still have to spine them. X7's are a very different breed. They were born out of the Black Gold series (TT first ever frequncy matched set) when players started asking TT if they could get a frequency matched set of DG's. Unless you can honestly say that you launch X-100 too high and spin it too much, they won't be worth your money. For the S300 golfer, you may see slight distance increases and a higher ball flight because of the difference in shaft flex. They aren't for everyone. Thanks for the reality check on tipping the x100's and saving me some time even thinking about it. It comes as a 130 gram shaft in extra stiff flex. You can lower the launch by hardstepping X-100, but you will not get the spin reduction that DG Tour provides. [/quote] Woods : Callaway Razr TA, Titleist F3-05 Some with 190 ball speed with a driver go from S300 to X100 and the spin change was 300-400 rpm's and this is a guy that can't keep it under 3000 with a driver. | Fully Equipped mailbag. I was just trying to help, sorry MadGolfer!!!!!! Modus 120 X is not really stiff for an X-shaft and is, for example, softer than the KBS C-Taper Lite 110 S or Project X 6.0. Nothing personal. Generally I like heavier offerings. [/quote] 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. 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 In fact, the Dynamic Gold X7 is the heaviest shaft in the Dynamic Gold line, checking in at 133 grams. Hope you find a great fit! I just laugh at everyone who is scratch who think they are pretty good. Drive Further. [quote name='J.W.' I know perfectly well that the shaft doesn't lower spin as much as people would like to think or hope. if people are paying that they need to shop around in this economy..can save alot of cash! If I had 4 bills lying around I would try them again. savoyspecial13, December 16, 2012 in WRX Club Techs. He's a picker and I leave a little divot. Had them installed in Miura heads (5i - pw) @ $35/iron + $6 / tour velvet grip. 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. 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. [quote name='MadGolfer76' timestamp='1355714317' post='6079127'] 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. [quote name='JLTES' date='31 January 2010 - 05:58 PM' timestamp='1264989485' post='2217786'] [/quote] Also, to answer Savoy's question about being able to still hit shots high and low- yep. Your link has been automatically embedded. Another similarity between these two golf shafts is their launch angle. I play the X7's but would not dream of playing x100 tipped 1.5 inches. We and our partners use cookies to Store and/or access information on a device. All fine shafts. 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. The most successful shaft in the history of golf, Dynamic Gold is a tour-weighted shaft that is designed for players seeking a penetrating ball flight with optimum control and accuracy. I play the X7's but would not dream of playing x100 tipped 1.5 inches. Pasted as rich text. Tipping X-100 1/4" is not worth your time. It's also about 8g heavier than a normal tapered tip X-100 shaft. [/quote] You are looking at less than a 1CPM increase. [/b] That may help paint a picture of how they work based on a known swing, tempo and player in general. Thanks again! C Taper (close 2nd) next then X7 as the lowest. This is the most overlooked detail on why you cant stay with your swing and come over the top; follow this simple blueprint towards solid strikes and compressed draws! I've seen literally hundreds of times, steel shafts just flat out don't change the numbers that much. I hope I can get dialed in soon! Thanks again! They're super stable and if you're able to work the ball anyway, you shouldn't have any problems. Thanks again! 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.