Shaft most comparable to a T800 HZRDUS?

[erock9174]

Having some success with the T800 5.5 but it's definitely a higher torque shaft. Curious if there are any other shafts that play similar profile wise.

 

Perhaps in Graphite Design ?

[mizunoMP14]

Golfshaftreviews had an article on the T800. The t800 6.0 was similar in flex to the t1100 5.5 but with a softer butt and tip. It looked alot like the HZRDUS red profile, so maybe start with a red 5.5 but it will likely feel stiffer.

 

In graphite design there really isnt anything like the hzrdus with a really stiff mid section, maybe something like a tour ad mt 6sr. It has a bump in stiffness in the mid section of the shaft compared the the butt and tip. It is a mid/mid shaft.

[erock9174]

Golfshaftreviews had an article on the T800. The t800 6.0 was similar in flex to the t1100 5.5 but with a softer butt and tip. It looked alot like the HZRDUS red profile, so maybe start with a red 5.5 but it will likely feel stiffer.

 

In graphite design there really isnt anything like the hzrdus with a really stiff mid section, maybe something like a tour ad mt 6sr. It has a bump in stiffness in the mid section of the shaft compared the the butt and tip. It is a mid/mid shaft.

 

Thanks for the insight.

Unfortunately golfshaftreviews is a subscription site now so I couldn't read it.

 

Any info on the GD G Series and how it would compare to the T800?

I'm playing the 5.5 flex 58g in the T800 and was thinking of trying the 50 G series m.

[mizunoMP14]

Golfshaftreviews had an article on the T800. The t800 6.0 was similar in flex to the t1100 5.5 but with a softer butt and tip. It looked alot like the HZRDUS red profile, so maybe start with a red 5.5 but it will likely feel stiffer.

 

In graphite design there really isnt anything like the hzrdus with a really stiff mid section, maybe something like a tour ad mt 6sr. It has a bump in stiffness in the mid section of the shaft compared the the butt and tip. It is a mid/mid shaft.

 

Thanks for the insight.

Unfortunately golfshaftreviews is a subscription site now so I couldn't read it.

 

Any info on the GD G Series and how it would compare to the T800?

I'm playing the 5.5 flex 58g in the T800 and was thinking of trying the 50 G series m.

 

the g series is a soft mid shaft like the diamana blueboard while the t800 is a stiff mid. so they are kind of opposites in how they will feel. although different designs, the softness in the tip of the t800 will still make it a mid launch shaft much like the g series

[erock9174]

Golfshaftreviews had an article on the T800. The t800 6.0 was similar in flex to the t1100 5.5 but with a softer butt and tip. It looked alot like the HZRDUS red profile, so maybe start with a red 5.5 but it will likely feel stiffer.

 

In graphite design there really isnt anything like the hzrdus with a really stiff mid section, maybe something like a tour ad mt 6sr. It has a bump in stiffness in the mid section of the shaft compared the the butt and tip. It is a mid/mid shaft.

 

Thanks for the insight.

Unfortunately golfshaftreviews is a subscription site now so I couldn't read it.

 

Any info on the GD G Series and how it would compare to the T800?

I'm playing the 5.5 flex 58g in the T800 and was thinking of trying the 50 G series m.

 

the g series is a soft mid shaft like the diamana blueboard while the t800 is a stiff mid. so they are kind of opposites in how they will feel. although different designs, the softness in the tip of the t800 will still make it a mid launch shaft much like the g series

 

Thanks. Interesting as I once owned a Blue board and it feels firmer to me than the T800. But that was a long time ago and obviously not comparing them side by side right now.

[Jwowzer]

A wet noodle! :cheesy:

[erock9174]

A wet noodle! :cheesy:

 

I get that but I’m a smooth tempo slower swinger (typical drive on game Golf is 233) so it fits me well. So far I’ve tried the 2018 Proforce V2 5F3 and a Diamana Blueboard 63R and the T800 still wins out. Just always looking to tinker.

[joeplus2]

A wet noodle! :cheesy:

very accurate assesment