shokosugi

I hit 2 drives over 380 yards with a 10* Professor Johnson 330 cc with a Grafalloy Pro- Lite 35 in X flex, 46".

The 11* head of the PJ is on the non-conforming list.

They have the LM material coated over the Ti face and not a pure LM105 material like the other drivers and FW woods. The other woods have the LM105 insert, but I really never tried them as they were maybe 250cc.

      sdandrea1 Nope Steve, that is why I didn't want to say anything. That was several years ago when I had a 116-120 SS.

      My point of everything was these clubs were truly an innovation but originally they were pricey. A set of irons was over $2500 and the drivers and woods were $3 and 4 hundred dollars in the late 90's.

      I still have my 13 3W that originally belonged to Paul Azinger and is still the longest 3W I have ever hit. There are more forgiving and easier to hit models, but that is longer. I have a Nike T-60 13 3W in my bag that isn't as long, but is super easy to hit with it's 60 gram Tungsten plug inside to promote a high launch.

      That is why I contend I haven't hit a wood made since 2006 that is truly longer.

      Either way I was just trying to point out something cheap you might try.

          sdandrea1 No worries, a squirrel finds a nut now and then and so did I.

            brsmith

            Hey if u were in Oswego you are expected to be playing an SMT driver!

                Typhoon

                Actually, I introduced Mike Tait to FGI and met him in person within a week or two of that event. After, I acquired heads straight from him.

                  sdandrea1 Those are the second generation and have no LM105 material in the head. Only a hosel insert that dampens vibration. It was an attempt by employees of the Golf division trying to start their own company after the parent company decide to discontinue the golf side. They moved into aerospace, commercial and military applications which are much more lucrative.

                    Hit my local Play It Again Sports today and found a MINT Taylormade 320Ti driver - all stock shaft and grip. Looks hardly used. I love the smaller, low profile head, and for the tidy sum of $14.99, it is mine! 😉

                      I have a couple of tour issued TM 360 driver heads in my closet. These were called T-dot heads and at that point in TM history, there was a significant difference between these and the retail heads. They were referred to as "pull face", before the inverted cone of the R500 series. Very solid head at impact.

                      It is fun to try some of those earlier heads. Not as forgiving, but hit on the screws, euphoric.

                        brsmith

                        The older I get, the more I enjoy the game using equipment that takes me back to when I first got into it. I had a 320 when they first came out. I'll put this one in a bag with one of my Eye 2 irons sets.❤