The SIM was a very low spin driver and not the most forgiving but that won't matter if have a good strike. For a true comparison, if you were interested, would be to use the same shaft in all the low spin models and then tweak the setup as needed. In any case, the Sim will be as long as anything today but i would imagine a little less forgiving overall, which may or may not be an issue or consideration for you.

    • Nat

      • Post #4

      It is definitely not forgiving. But when I try the forgiving drivers I get too much spin. I need to look at diff shafts I know

        Nat With that SS and that distance I would look no further as long as you are keeping it in play. The smash factor has to be up there as well.

          shokosugi I liked my OG Sim 9 degree as well. Hit is as far as anything else. I “Papa D”d it”… meaning I sold a good club for no reason. I did get more than I paid and used the money for a SIM2 max which is just as long but more accurate. It rivals the G400 max.

          I think in the last couple years nothing is any further… that might be maxed out. You don’t see “17 more yards” claims anymore. Now it’s about forgiveness without giving up ball speed.

              Adams 9088UL on the FGSPlus is as long as the Speed line Fast 12 but straighter and more roll out. Fast 12 is out of the bag. @Hammer4413 interested?

              The FGS Plus wood shafts continue to impress. The cost to performance/feel = VALUE!!! Don't overlook these when building or reshafting on a limited budget or if you're just a cheap bastage.

              • Nat

                • Post #10

                Typhoon

                I’ll need to look for a max. I played today and hit a few toe shots that went pretty far. The sim is forgiving enough . I’ve never hit the max tho.

                  9 days later

                  Remember a few years back all the hyper Holy Grail shit I said about the Honma XP1 Driver on the Vizard 43 shaft?

                  Ditto..........

                    13 days later

                    Quick review after 18 holes with the new Callaway Paradym Max Fast. It is VERY similar in performance and feel to the Honma XP1 and the XXIO Prime. Flexy, hi-torque, light noodle shaft on a hot-faced very straight hitting head. 👍👍

                    Note - the shaft is glued in, no adapter.