DG 120 vs Modus 120

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By Tim S

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  1. Tim S

    Tim S

    Does anyone have experience with both of these shafts?

    I am about to purchase the T150's and currently play the S400 TI in my 712 CB......im looking for something lighter, but nothing "whippy" as I do not want to lose any control. Im looking for a nice feeling, low to mid launch shaft that maintains a nice ball flight with minimal dispersion.

    Any help would be appreciated

  2. Brock L

    Brock L
    Fort Myers, FL

    Apples and oranges. Essential to get fit, especially when going to a new shaft.
  3. James Young

    James Young
    Costa Mesa, CA

    They are different (weight and feel/flex) and best to get fit.
    Sounds like you've been in DG/TI for a while and the Modus will flex different, maybe feel softer/whippier vs the stiffer TI S400.

    Note - if I'm seeing it right, your Tour Issue S400 is 132grams.
    Modus 120 Stiff Flex is only 114grams with X Flex at 120grams.
    DG 120 Stiff Flex is about 118grams with X100 at 120grams.

    If you come out of TI S400, I'd recommend initially staying with a DG product - the lighter, softer Modus may throw your swing off or take a while to get used to. I played DG S300 forever, experimented with Modus 105 (S & X), 120 (S & X) and have made my way back to DG/Project X due to weight and feel/flex/timing of kick. Project X LZ have been stable for me.
    This is why sometimes getting a shaft fitting can be just as important as a clubhead fitting.

    Good luck, enjoy the journey!
  4. Tim S

    Tim S

    James Young said:

    They are different (weight and feel/flex) and best to get fit.
    Sounds like you've been in DG/TI for a while and the Modus will flex different, maybe feel softer/whippier vs the stiffer TI S400.

    Note - if I'm seeing it right, your Tour Issue S400 is 132grams.
    Modus 120 Stiff Flex is only 114grams with X Flex at 120grams.
    DG 120 Stiff Flex is about 118grams with X100 at 120grams.

    If you come out of TI S400, I'd recommend initially staying with a DG product - the lighter, softer Modus may throw your swing off or take a while to get used to. I played DG S300 forever, experimented with Modus 105 (S & X), 120 (S & X) and have made my way back to DG/Project X due to weight and feel/flex/timing of kick. Project X LZ have been stable for me.
    This is why sometimes getting a shaft fitting can be just as important as a clubhead fitting.

    Good luck, enjoy the journey!

    the Modus 105 is so different than the 120. Its not just a weight thing with those shafts but i tend to agree with you about staying in the family.

    LZ was too whippy for me with the soft center

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