Non-Conforming ILLegal Roketto Nonconforming Driver Miyazaki JDL 5R Shaft (Hot)

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 New Roketto Tadakatsu 460cc Nonconforming right hand Golf Driver in loft  9.5* 10.5* These heads are flat out the longest heads we have right now, super 2.5MM inner milled constant face thickness Cup 15-3-3-3 TI face for explosive drives Cor values at around .880 Will be shafted Miyazaki JDL Tour Issue 5 Reg flex, These fantastic shafts as of now will no longer be available to the US golf market so enjoy these while you can. total Driver length will be 45.5" These are pre- cut shafts so please do not ask for a longer length. This is very important to us that are drivers will never be shafted with a cheap or low quality shaft, as your driver will only perform to its max potential when shafted with a good proven performance shaft.This driver set up will produce a mid ball flight with very minimal spin for extra roll when the ball lands you wont be disappointed in this set up. comes with one year warranty of manufacture defects. Comes with Head cover and adjustment tool. Please let me know what loft you want in the notes section at paypal checkout.

USGA Legal golf drivers has a sweet spot face thickness of 3.3MM to3.2MM and side areas of the face at around 2.8MM to 2.6MM as you can see in the last 3 pictures the Roketto Tadakatsu has a sweet spot of 2.4 to 2.5MM and this is around the entire face which is called a constant face thickness the bottom line the thinner the sweet spot the more spring effect on contact of the ball resulting in more distance. The USGA would not have these guide lines on the cor values and face thickness if it weren't true. Please take the time and look at some of are other Drivers.


Head Specs
Lie: 56 Degree For 9.5 loft  and 56 Degree for 10.5 loft Face angle: -0.5 Deg Closed, weight 199 grams + or - 3 grams, Hossel size is .335
 

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Swing Speed Chart Based on Driver Carry and Club Selection for 150 YardsDriver Carry................... 150 Yard Club.........Swing Speed.......... Flex Rating 265 yds +.....................  8 or 9 iron........      105 MPH +........   XS 240 yds - 265 yds............7 or 8 iron........      90 - 110 MPH...... S (stiff)215 yds - 245 yds........... 6 or 7 iron........      80 - 95 MPH.......  R (regular)180 yds - 220 yds............4 or 5 iron........      70 - 85 MPH.......  A (amateur, senior)<180 yds ....................   3 iron or 5 wood...   <70 MPH............  L (ladies)Note: This is based on driver CARRY. If you drive and roll is 261 that does not mean you need an XS shaft. If you don't know your driver carry, you might be better off looking more at your club used from 150 yards out or your clubhead speed if you know it. When in doubt or on the edge it's usually better to go with the less stiff flex

The JDL from Miyazaki is the 2013 update of the Dromos.  Not much is different, perhaps the torque is a little tighter.  What is new is the addition of four 50 gram versions of the shaft.  Miyazaki claims the JDL is engineered to have ‘superior multi-axis consistency’.  Or, in simpler terms, the shaft is spineless.  This is done by paying attention to the layout of the ends of the sheets of carbon fiber that make up the shaft and using quality material.  I tested the radial consistency of 17 shafts.  They are as good as it gets, varying no more than 1 cpm from hard plane to soft plane. This hand full of shafts is the best radial consistency I have ever seen. Our radial quality measurements were 99% to 100% hard to soft plane ratios. Excellent! It seemed only appropriate that the image I used of this shaft illustrated the design intent of this shaft.  It is suitable to be installed in any orientation and the graphics wrap around the shaft.  Which brings up and interesting point. In the automobile business we talk about fit and finish.  At $299 MAP, the Miyazaki JDL is a  premium shaft with a premium fit and finish. The graphics are gorgeous, they are protected by a clear coat, and the shaft to shaft consistency is as good as it gets.  There is a shiny sticker on the shaft assuring you that you have the real thing, not a counterfeit.  I know from watching the finishing operations at UST how much work can go into creating a shaft finish.  It is not something to be ignored.  I hear many discussions about shafts and shaft quality.  But few talk about aesthetics. When we look at our luxury automobiles, the finish on the vehicle is an element of our pride of ownership.  And so it should be with our golf equipment. In that regard, the Miyazaki JDL is a great example of how a luxury shaft should look. And now some numbers: Tip torque, 50g=4.2, 60g=3.3, 70g=2.6, 80g=2.2 Butt torque, 50g=6.0, 60g=4.6, 70g=3.6, 80g=2.8Flex code 442.