Fujikura Motore F3

Anyone tried this shaft? Any reviews?
Just wondering what the retail price for this in Singapore is..

Can help?

Tried it on the 910. I used the 60 stiff one. Pretty stable with a little whip at the head area.
Good shaft, in my opinion.

Looking to try out the RIP shaft to see which shaft to get for future 910 purchase.

Anywhere i can find this OEM shaft to fit on my Supertri?
I'm also open to the idea of the Motore F3 TP with R9 tip if anyone is selling...

asahi wrote:

Tried it on the 910. I used the 60 stiff one. Pretty stable with a little whip at the head area.
Good shaft, in my opinion.

Looking to try out the RIP shaft to see which shaft to get for future 910 purchase.

I tried to RIP shaft on the 910. high ball flight. not balloon, but a little high still. compared to the Aldila NV, apples to orange, it feels about the same on sweet hits, flight is about the same. on mishits, the 910 does not go as far.. may be a shaft thing.

I'm not asking or interested about the RIP la!!! See the post title pleaseeeee!!!

TheFocalPoint wrote:

I'm not asking or interested about the RIP la!!! See the post title pleaseeeee!!!

hahah.. sorry about the thread jack..

The aftermarket is around 250 to 350 SGD....

But F1 TP very good , someone selling . you could ask tM cathay ... how much they selling ?

Wow.. eBay beckons i guess..

there is a f1 selling on the forum
http://www.golfrepublic.org/t9037-taylormade-r9-tp-fujikura-motore-f1-65-stiff-shaft

Cyp_PGA wrote:

there is a f1 selling on the forum
http://www.golfrepublic.org/t9037-taylormade-r9-tp-fujikura-motore-f1-65-stiff-shaft

Yeah i know, i saw that one.. But i already made an order from eBay for the F3 TP Stiff for much less than the $160 he was asking for..

By the way, which would you choose to fit on the Supertri :
???


1. The Taylormade TP Version




2. OEM Version




Help?

I have tried the 70s that's comes with a 910. Nice feel and stable. The low torque allows me to load the shaft. Only thing that's worrying is whether it will last. The stock shaft on my S2 didn't last.

aftermarket shafts are usually better than the made-for-taylormade version