Wishon S2S White Iron shafts

DonM

I've had one or two of these, but never an actual set. Can anyone characterize them for me? Are they pretty much middle of the road, mid to high launch, true to flex rating, etc etc?
Do they truly fit most average golfers as intended by Tom W?

I just paid $19 shipping to GW for the set of TE irons. And sales tax. So the $20 from England for an order between $100-200 isn't looking that bad.

JeffTilley

DonM

I had those shafts in a set of Sterling SL’s, in stiff flex. Probably not gonna be much help except on the 7-iron since the long irons flew too low and the short irons too high (typical SL set). I have a mid-seventies 7-iron swing speed and mid-release. Ballflight was mid to high, feel was great, and dispersion was very tight. I would say very much true to flex, not too soft nor firm.

scotts33

I use them Don. I'd say need 72+ mph mid-iron speed and mid release in "R" The Green "R" is better for sub 72 mph mid-iron.

Related in the.335 hybrid Wishon shafts the White "A" is a bit stout for many seniors then opt for lighter Blue "A" or even "AA". The White .335 hybrid "R" for the majority needs mid release again 72+ mph.

When I order I just make sure it's a larger order to defray the cost. The only better shipping is from Swing Science free after $100 on on-line orders.

DonM

scotts33 Thanks Scott! I was really hoping to get your opinion on those.

I also need a .335 hybrid shaft, so that is on my radar too. I have some Adams hybrids I like a lot, but the stock shafts are 57g cut, and too wild. I want 75g more or less. The White R sounds much better.

There aren't many .335 shafts meant to be used in 38.5, 39 inch clubs.

Also, look for a private message in the message list here. If you've never had one, it's confusing. It will look like a regular forum post, but it's private. I'll write it shortly.

HybridWood

DonM I also need a .335 hybrid shaft, so that is on my radar too.

I have an old school iROD 335 shaft (73 g/44") in R flex if interested.

ode

If you can find an s2s shaft that fits you they are a really good bang for your buck.

scotts33

ode If you can find an s2s shaft that fits you they are a really good bang for your buck.

Agreed and the only company (Wishon Diamond Golf UK) that puts out shaft profile information out there to compare one shaft to another....apples to apples. I can generally find a S2S shaft to "fit" just about every golfer. I may have to play with weight a little.

ode

scotts33 s2s black 85 for me....about as close to an aldila nv as I can find that's not an aldila!

DonM

I have the raw profile data for my favorite shaft, the discontinued ProForce RV2 75R, and the White R shaft. The White is a lot softer in the tip than my fave. Darn. The S would be closer. But the Black R is closer still.

Hmmm, the search continues.

DonM

HybridWood Thank you. I'll pass for now, mostly because I want to find one that I can use in all three of my hybrids.

I have a spare set of the hybrids, and am going to ream one set out to .370. That will give me a lot of shaft choices.