IMO the X100 are the best shaft for better players. The only reason to switch to Project X would be for a higher ball flight as far as I am concerned. I played the Project X for about 6 months and switched back the the X100's because my ball flight was…

I used to get frustrated quite often, now, nothing. It's just not worth it. EVERYONE on the planet, including the Pro's, hits bad shots, are going to have bad/frustrating rounds, and so on. To top everything off, when I finally realized how much I looked…

I agree with the general comments that the Pro V1s are softer and spin more.  On switching balls during play, it depends upon whether or not the committee is enforcing a "one ball" rule.  Many club tournaments don't, and some do but not in all…

While playing the "Test" balls, I couldn't help but think back to the old Tour Balata 100s...probably because of the softer feel off the club face combined with the improved workability(in comparison to the current Pro-V1x). So of course my mind started…

I dont think their is a new catalog out. It could possibly be a tour issued product. If they were to be offered to the public, they should be showing up by now, especially with tour players promoting them.

If you are a hybrid player, then you already have the longer irons settled.   Hit CBs and MBs from the 6 up and decide which club feels best.   Chose your favorite chipping club around the green and conduct a chip-off with both CBs and MBs.

 I kind of have the opposite problem that you're describing.  I really enjoy the competition of playing with better players and I feel I play better when someone is pushing me.  Sometimes I sink down to my playing partners level, and that really gets…