I completely disagree with the idea that swing speeds 102 or less should not play an X. I play a Ventus TR Black 5X, similar speed, 92 to 102, to my buddies who play regular and stiff. I can easily keep up with an 80% swing and much more accurate. My knockdown driver can go 240 and be the long drive on occasion.
He plays a lot of 6X variants in the driver. But not all X flex are the same and also how you setup your driver like length and head weight plays into the equation with your swing speed and other things like attack angle. And it's common for the 6S variant to be more stiffer and less torque than the 5X variant. For example, the TR Black 6S and 5X has the same butt and tip flex, but the 6S has less torque at 3.1 while the 5X is 3.3. Which TR do you play?
If you are spending 225 on these just get the Ventus.
I completely disagree with the idea that swing speeds 102 or less should not play an X. I play a Ventus TR Black 5X, similar speed, 92 to 102, to my buddies who play regular and stiff. I can easily keep up with an 80% swing and much more accurate. My knockdown driver can go 240 and be the long drive on occasion.
He plays a lot of 6X variants in the driver. But not all X flex are the same and also how you setup your driver like length and head weight plays into the equation with your swing speed and other things like attack angle. And it's common for the 6S variant to be more stiffer and less torque than the 5X variant. For example, the TR Black 6S and 5X has the same butt and tip flex, but the 6S has less torque at 3.1 while the 5X is 3.3. Which TR do you play?
@@michaelocean4788 Black, sorry to add that.