If you don't hit it, it won't fly! Speaking of the shaft movement that is most frightening, reverse bending is the problem.
If you design it to prevent reverse bending, you will maintain the normal forward bending until the moment of impact.
The DI series is a shaft that perfectly embodies this idea!
The DI series does not go to the left even when you hit it. Few people, whether they have a fast or slow head speed, hit it at impact.
The DI5 R1 would be perfect for veteran golfers who can no longer use the S club and have switched to the R club, but who are having trouble with hooking the ball and losing stability.
DI usually targets long hitters who can hit the ball nearly 250-300 yards.
The specs that will please those who have difficulty controlling the clubs are the DI6 S, X and DI7 S, which are perfect for those who use DG irons.
Especially for those who can swing over 320g with a #1 club, the DI 7 and 8 series use a highly elastic material made using nanotechnology at the tip, which reduces head vibration at impact and gives the same sticky feel as the DG.
However, if you throw the ball extremely inside-out to the right, you will not be able to grip the ball and will end up pushing it.
Basically, it is not a shaft that will catch, so it cannot be used unless you lower the flex by two levels and use a head that will catch.
So it's fair to say that the DJ series was created for young, energetic amateurs who have a push to the right.
It is best suited to a slightly out-in trajectory, but for those who want to hit hard from above, the DI is very easy to swing, allowing you to hit the ball right to the center and make a bold swing.
Also, advanced power players who can hit irons and fairways well and whose drivers tend to go left or right will surely like this DI series w/#1.
When inserting it into a FW, whether the w/#1 is a DI6 S or a DI7 S, the DI7 S will be sufficient. As I wrote earlier, the DI7, 8 series has a lot of tenacity in the tip, so it doesn't move around. As a result, it can be used as is without cutting, and there is no need to make it too heavy or stiff like other shafts.
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