What is the best ball for a senior that hits a club with a senior shaft and a 7 iron about 140 yards?
1377397
Use the E-6 you'll love it, better feel an response to club an ball feel. An awesome around the greens or bunker! get it
1377398
Char, there's no way to give a definitive answer. If your local golf store or club schedules a Demo Day with a ball company or companies, I'd suggest you go and try out several balls. If there's a Golf Galaxy or other good shop near you, perhaps they could put you on a monitor while you try several different balls. That said, a few balls you might want to consider are the Bridgestone B330RX, Nike Power Distance Soft, Precept Laddie, Callaway Pearl, and Wilson ZIP. The ZIP sells for about $15 a dozen.
1128397
With a graphite shaft, senior flex, more distance and bigger sweet spot on the hybrids, the clubs are a popular choice with seniors, but I've seen a fair amount of these sets in middle age people as well.
1957427
Shaft flex is uniflex, between regular and stiff. Does not take away 20 yards, completely untrue. It all depends on your swing speed.
1050115
I agree great set if you are a leasure golfer. I got them for my mother (who's 58) for Christmas and she was thrilled! The bag is very nice and the clubs are plenty for her skill level. You can always add more clubs if you find you are missing a distance.
1406516
Not sure, but I used 7542 at Augusta just last week, and it was terrific. Could follow Bubba's ball flight from 13th tee around the corner of 13 easily. It was definitely one of my best ideas to take binoculars, and these were excellent for that job. I could stand wherever, and bring players and the swings, even their grips, up close. Highly recommended.
146164
The irons have steel shafts, the woods are graphite. If you want all graphite clubs, you should find a set made for seniors or do a custom order.
1455863
Any 2 piece ball would be fine. If you find a 2 piece with a soft feel you're golden. My favorite is the Srixon Q-Star. If you don't swing fast enough to compress all 3-5 layers of a golf ball you're wasting your money on it.
951137
I would recommend visiting the Wilson Staff website to get the particulars. What I can say is that I could play either, yet I chose the Duo because it is a longer ball for me with excellent approach, green side and putting characteristics. It is an attractive ball as well.
1125631
Actually there are several choices of shafts available depending on your level of play and usage of the driver, (long drive contests). Each different shaft has less lateral torque specs and different kick points, (flex points). The shafts can make the driver cost than 3x more than with the stock. Consult a pro golf shop first if you feel your level of play warrants a different shaft, then order from Amazon the appropriate club. RC
607058
These have Ladies Flex type shaft in them. Women generally have the lowest club speed of all golfers and should select a ladies flex. This is the softest of all the flex ratings. If you consistently hit the ball less than 200 yards off the tee, this is an appropriate flex. Women who hit further may want to consider either senior or regular flex clubs.My girlfriend loves them. She's new golfer but she's athletic. The driver has too much flex for her. But all around best clubs for the money. I've golfed for around 20yrs. Good technology for new female golfer. Very easy to hit, good feel.
136691
Yes, the 28 degree has the 55g shaft. The club swings great. I have the 28 degree and 22 and I love them. The grip is also cushioned and nice. I'd like to change all of my clubs to this grip.
764023
Usually women's shaft is more flexible to compensate for distance. Senior shafts tend to be more flexible, for the same reason. Depending on you natural swing, you can decide on the shafts flexibility. If you are a senior citizen, senior flex suites you.
292448
Not home to look at them, but think irons are 6-9?, PW, SW, Fairways with 2 different loft degrees and a driver-I think!Unfortunately they haven't improved my game like I'd hoped they would!!
36375
I bought uniflex because I hit well with them. I just did research after seeing your question and here is the best answer I found. "Right Clubs: A uniflex shaft is a golf shaft that has a flex between a ladies and a men's. In short, the name uniflex means the shaft is appropriate for anyone with a moderate swing speed. Men, women, seniors and junior golfers can all consider playing this shaft. More a branding campaign than anything else, golf manufacturers are very conscious about the egos in golf. Even if a ladies' flex shaft was right for men, most wouldn't play it." Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/366927-what-is-a-uniflex-shaft/#ixzz2mqUvQUkz
951135
my information is that it is a softer ball, more of a rubber center ... that it is better for me, an 85 year old golfer with a slower swing speed (72mph)
745375
The very first ball I ever owned was an old Columbia 300. That was nearly fifty years age. If you through a relatively straight ball, not a big hook, this ball should be fine. As with any ball, having it drilled properly is critical. Good lunch.
775276
i'm 5'9 and 72 years old. I have the RBZ driver, an RBZ 5 wood and two RBZ hybrids, at 22 degree and 26 degree. I love the RBZ woods and driver. I also have senior shafts on all of them and think they make a big difference.