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True Temper XP95 vs KBS Tour 90
The True Temper XP95 is anywhere from 36.5" - 40" long, whereas the KBS Tour 90 is 41.25" long. Additionally, the True Temper weighs anywhere from 93 grams to 95 grams, whereas the KBS Tour weighs anywhere from 101 grams to 102 grams. The KBS Tour also offers lower trajectory options, whereas the True Temper XP95 does not.
True Temper Xp95 Vs Kbs Tour 90
Both the True Temper XP95 and KBS Tour 90 shafts offer a level of forgiveness for off-center hits, but the XP95 may have a slight edge in this aspect. The lighter weight of the XP95 shaft can help players maintain control and consistency even on mis-hits, while the KBS Tour 90's stability may provide a more solid feel but less forgiveness on ...
True Temper XP 95 R300 vs KBS Tour 90 R
XP 95 = 95 gramme shaft. KBS Tour 90 = 90 gramme shaft. However that is the shaft uncut weight. On shaft comparison charts. XP95 = mid/high launch and mid/high spin. KBS Tour 90 mid launch and mid spin. But they are not far apart on the chart. May 24, 2021. #4.
Nippon 950 iron shaft vs XP 95 vs KBS Tour 90
The Tour 90, NS Pro 950 and XP95 are all lightweight shafts, all the other Nippon shafts are heavier. jubess, you could try going up a flex in the 950 or maybe try a slightly heavier shaft like the 1050 to see if you get a lower flight. TCMuc - Good point. Jubess - The 950GH R is 94.5g SR is 97g, S is 98g, X is 104g.
XP 95 vs KBS TOUR V 90
XP 95 vs KBS TOUR V 90 GIVEAWAY: OluKai "Lone Palm Collection" Season Opener themed shoe! ENTER NOW! MEMBER REVIEWS: L.A.B. Golf DF3 Putter Member Testing. XP 95 vs KBS TOUR V 90. By Forged5 February 24, 2015 in WRX Club Techs. Share ... KBS TOUR V 90 - 159 Also found the XP95 more consistent shot to shot ...
XP95 vs KBS 90
The XP95 felt like a noodle and I think could be a terrible choice for a harder swinger unless you're really smooth and controlled. I took lessons from a guy who plays them and thinks they're the greatest but he's a scratch player with a super smooth swing. I felt the Tour 90 held up a lot better to aggressive swings. Just my personal experience.
TT XP95 vs KBS Tour V90. Thoughts?
TT XP95 vs KBS Tour V90. Thoughts? Latest Posts; Forums; Recent Activity; Home. Forums. All Things Equipment. Shafts, Grips & Club Fitting ... Irons: Mizuno Pro 245 with Recoil DART 90 Wedges: S23 and RTX 6 56 and 62 Putter: Ai One Double Wide Balls: Chrome Tour. pingman33 Active member. Joined Jan 11, 2012 Messages 537 Reaction score 114
KBS Tour 90 Shaft Review
The KBS Tour 90 shaft is the lightest steel shaft in the KBS lineup and designed to give players more spin, a higher trajectory, and greater swing speeds. Though still a firm shaft design, the Tour 90 has softer tip and higher center of gravity to help players get the ball in air with more distance. Players with lower swing speeds and smoother ...
KBS Tour 90 Review
The KBS Tour 90 is an excellent shaft if you have a smooth tempo. Even if you have a fast swing speed, you can still use this shaft effectively; but the name of the game is a deliberate transition. If you get aggressive, the shaft will feel limp and your shot will be erratic. The KBS Tour 90 is a great shaft for anyone seeking more accuracy ...
KBS Tour 90 Review
Design and Technology. As the lightest shaft in the KBS Tour range, the KBS Tour 90 shaft is designed to offer golfers with a slow tempo more spin, a higher trajectory, and distance. It is 20% lighter than a standard steel shaft thus aiding increasing swing, ball speeds, and distance. The firm shaft design on the Tour 90 offers a softer tip ...
KBS Tour V vs True Temper XP 95
Posted October 1, 2015. I was looking into getting a set of Callaway Apex irons and these are the 2 shaft options they have. The XP95 come in stiff flex and the Tour V come in a uniflex. I'm not able to demo either club as I would be ordering them online.
DG XP95 vs KBS Tour 90
DG XP95 vs KBS Tour 90. Latest Posts; Forums; Recent Activity; Home. Forums. All Things Equipment. Shafts, Grips & Club Fitting . Franklin51 On the Verge. Joined Oct 28, 2011 Messages 4,182 Reaction score 90 Location Ardmore AL Handicap 16. Sep 13, 2016 #1 Has anybody compared the two ...
XP 90 vs. XP 95?
I liked the feel of the KBS Stiff C-taper lites at 110 grams. They felt like graphite and had a better ball dispersion on the monitor compared to a Stiff C-Taper. My thinking was that if 110 grams was good, maybe 95 would be better. The T-MBs I bought have the XP-90 shaft Stiff at 95 grams. Just a few practice sessions, but like them a lot.
True Temper vs. KBS: Which Is Better For You?
True Temper vs. KBS: Overview. True Temper is one of the leading brands in golf shaft technology. Its shafts have been the front-runner on the PGA Tour for over 70 years. The proprietary Variable Wall Technology of the brand is a massive leap in varying the wall thickness in the shaft development, which gives improved performance.
True Temper XP95
Posted February 18, 2014. IMO the XP95 S300 is fairly close to the KBS Tour 90 stiff. Both are high launching. And if you read some stuff on here about the Tour 90, people say it frequencies closer to a reg flex. I thought the XP95 felt a little more stable than the Tour 90, but it has been a while since I hit a Tour 90 so my memory may be off.
True Temper Elevate 95 vs KBS Tour 90
Weight: True Temper Elevate 95 vs KBS Tour 90. The only difference between the Elevate 95 and KBS Tour 90 is the weight options. The Elevate 95 has 93 g and 94 g options whereas the Tour 90 has 95 g and 102 g options. That means that the KBS Tour 90 is heavier than the Elevate 95. Generally speaking, a heavier golf shaft slows down the average ...
True Temper XP95 and XP105 Review Thread
XP 95 is a ultralight shaft (95g) designed to delivers maximum peak trajectory for explosive distance. True Temper's R&D team combined standard and speed steps in XP 95 to ensure the ultimate combination of maximum ball speed and dispersion control. XP 105 has an additional 10 grams of weight compared to XP 95, making it a great option for ...
Best Iron Shafts in 2021 Review
Project X CYPHER 40-60 52-74gr Mid-High Mid-High. Nova Tech i700 70-75gr Mid-High Mid-High. Veylix 473, 673 50-65gr Mid-High Mid-High. To see our testing and review of the 2021 iron shafts, read more within each of our manufacturer's blogs: Project X, True Temper, KBS, OBAN, Mitsubishi, Nippon.
True Temper Elevate Shaft Review
The Elevate Tour, which I tested, is heavier and comes in three flexes. The X-Flex weighs 122 grams, stiff weighs 117 grams, and regular flex is 112 grams. The Elevate 95 is lighter and available in two flexes - stiff is 98 grams, regular is 96 grams. Per True Temper, the Elevate 95 provides higher launch and higher spin and is best for ...
Kbs tour 90 vs xp95 r300 vs nippon 980 gh
don't know about the rest, but I spun the hell out of the KBS Tour 90. Unplayable in the wind for me. Quote. Rogue ST Max LS or Paradym 10.5 (9.5) Ventus TR 5 R. Paradym 3HL NVS 65 R. AI Smoke 21* and 24*. PXG GEN6 XP 2X Black 6-GW MMT 6 or AI Smoke 6-GW Tensei white 75 R. PM Grind 2.0 54 and 58.
True Temper XP versus KBS Tour 105 Shaft Review
The shaft lengths and flexes were within the tolerances of our testers. Launch Angle: Launch angles for the KBS Tour 105 R, S, and X were .5-.7* lower than the XP 115 R and S. Both the XP and KBS 105 are mid-launch shafts. Spin Rate: Both the KBS Tour 105 and XP 105 and 115 exhibited mid-spin and were within 50 rpm of each other at roughly 5200 ...
Anybody have KBS Tour 90 Regular Flex steel shafts ? Do they ...
Based on my swing speed I'm in between Regular and Stiff (tend to hit a 7-iron 155-160), but have a fairly smooth swing. I currently have stiff True Temper steel shafts in my irons and hit them pretty straight, but have a chance to get some newer Wilson Staff C200s with the aforementioned Regular flex shaft for dirt cheap (but I can't hit them first), but am concerned if going to a Regular ...
Lite steel iron shafts (under 110g)
KBS Tour 90 95g. Nippon NS Pro 950GH 94.5g. Apollo Acculite 85 92g. Nippon NS Pro 850GH 87g. ... Shaft has a nice stable feel that's imo nicer feeling than a kbs tour 90 but doesn't quite have the "kick" the XP95 has. Hard to tell hitting range balls of an elevated platform but the ball flight seems good. I haven't hit them into the wind yet to ...
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The True Temper XP95 is anywhere from 36.5" - 40" long, whereas the KBS Tour 90 is 41.25" long. Additionally, the True Temper weighs anywhere from 93 grams to 95 grams, whereas the KBS Tour weighs anywhere from 101 grams to 102 grams. The KBS Tour also offers lower trajectory options, whereas the True Temper XP95 does not.
Both the True Temper XP95 and KBS Tour 90 shafts offer a level of forgiveness for off-center hits, but the XP95 may have a slight edge in this aspect. The lighter weight of the XP95 shaft can help players maintain control and consistency even on mis-hits, while the KBS Tour 90's stability may provide a more solid feel but less forgiveness on ...
XP 95 = 95 gramme shaft. KBS Tour 90 = 90 gramme shaft. However that is the shaft uncut weight. On shaft comparison charts. XP95 = mid/high launch and mid/high spin. KBS Tour 90 mid launch and mid spin. But they are not far apart on the chart. May 24, 2021. #4.
The Tour 90, NS Pro 950 and XP95 are all lightweight shafts, all the other Nippon shafts are heavier. jubess, you could try going up a flex in the 950 or maybe try a slightly heavier shaft like the 1050 to see if you get a lower flight. TCMuc - Good point. Jubess - The 950GH R is 94.5g SR is 97g, S is 98g, X is 104g.
XP 95 vs KBS TOUR V 90 GIVEAWAY: OluKai "Lone Palm Collection" Season Opener themed shoe! ENTER NOW! MEMBER REVIEWS: L.A.B. Golf DF3 Putter Member Testing. XP 95 vs KBS TOUR V 90. By Forged5 February 24, 2015 in WRX Club Techs. Share ... KBS TOUR V 90 - 159 Also found the XP95 more consistent shot to shot ...
The XP95 felt like a noodle and I think could be a terrible choice for a harder swinger unless you're really smooth and controlled. I took lessons from a guy who plays them and thinks they're the greatest but he's a scratch player with a super smooth swing. I felt the Tour 90 held up a lot better to aggressive swings. Just my personal experience.
TT XP95 vs KBS Tour V90. Thoughts? Latest Posts; Forums; Recent Activity; Home. Forums. All Things Equipment. Shafts, Grips & Club Fitting ... Irons: Mizuno Pro 245 with Recoil DART 90 Wedges: S23 and RTX 6 56 and 62 Putter: Ai One Double Wide Balls: Chrome Tour. pingman33 Active member. Joined Jan 11, 2012 Messages 537 Reaction score 114
The KBS Tour 90 shaft is the lightest steel shaft in the KBS lineup and designed to give players more spin, a higher trajectory, and greater swing speeds. Though still a firm shaft design, the Tour 90 has softer tip and higher center of gravity to help players get the ball in air with more distance. Players with lower swing speeds and smoother ...
The KBS Tour 90 is an excellent shaft if you have a smooth tempo. Even if you have a fast swing speed, you can still use this shaft effectively; but the name of the game is a deliberate transition. If you get aggressive, the shaft will feel limp and your shot will be erratic. The KBS Tour 90 is a great shaft for anyone seeking more accuracy ...
Design and Technology. As the lightest shaft in the KBS Tour range, the KBS Tour 90 shaft is designed to offer golfers with a slow tempo more spin, a higher trajectory, and distance. It is 20% lighter than a standard steel shaft thus aiding increasing swing, ball speeds, and distance. The firm shaft design on the Tour 90 offers a softer tip ...
Posted October 1, 2015. I was looking into getting a set of Callaway Apex irons and these are the 2 shaft options they have. The XP95 come in stiff flex and the Tour V come in a uniflex. I'm not able to demo either club as I would be ordering them online.
DG XP95 vs KBS Tour 90. Latest Posts; Forums; Recent Activity; Home. Forums. All Things Equipment. Shafts, Grips & Club Fitting . Franklin51 On the Verge. Joined Oct 28, 2011 Messages 4,182 Reaction score 90 Location Ardmore AL Handicap 16. Sep 13, 2016 #1 Has anybody compared the two ...
I liked the feel of the KBS Stiff C-taper lites at 110 grams. They felt like graphite and had a better ball dispersion on the monitor compared to a Stiff C-Taper. My thinking was that if 110 grams was good, maybe 95 would be better. The T-MBs I bought have the XP-90 shaft Stiff at 95 grams. Just a few practice sessions, but like them a lot.
True Temper vs. KBS: Overview. True Temper is one of the leading brands in golf shaft technology. Its shafts have been the front-runner on the PGA Tour for over 70 years. The proprietary Variable Wall Technology of the brand is a massive leap in varying the wall thickness in the shaft development, which gives improved performance.
Posted February 18, 2014. IMO the XP95 S300 is fairly close to the KBS Tour 90 stiff. Both are high launching. And if you read some stuff on here about the Tour 90, people say it frequencies closer to a reg flex. I thought the XP95 felt a little more stable than the Tour 90, but it has been a while since I hit a Tour 90 so my memory may be off.
Weight: True Temper Elevate 95 vs KBS Tour 90. The only difference between the Elevate 95 and KBS Tour 90 is the weight options. The Elevate 95 has 93 g and 94 g options whereas the Tour 90 has 95 g and 102 g options. That means that the KBS Tour 90 is heavier than the Elevate 95. Generally speaking, a heavier golf shaft slows down the average ...
XP 95 is a ultralight shaft (95g) designed to delivers maximum peak trajectory for explosive distance. True Temper's R&D team combined standard and speed steps in XP 95 to ensure the ultimate combination of maximum ball speed and dispersion control. XP 105 has an additional 10 grams of weight compared to XP 95, making it a great option for ...
Project X CYPHER 40-60 52-74gr Mid-High Mid-High. Nova Tech i700 70-75gr Mid-High Mid-High. Veylix 473, 673 50-65gr Mid-High Mid-High. To see our testing and review of the 2021 iron shafts, read more within each of our manufacturer's blogs: Project X, True Temper, KBS, OBAN, Mitsubishi, Nippon.
The Elevate Tour, which I tested, is heavier and comes in three flexes. The X-Flex weighs 122 grams, stiff weighs 117 grams, and regular flex is 112 grams. The Elevate 95 is lighter and available in two flexes - stiff is 98 grams, regular is 96 grams. Per True Temper, the Elevate 95 provides higher launch and higher spin and is best for ...
don't know about the rest, but I spun the hell out of the KBS Tour 90. Unplayable in the wind for me. Quote. Rogue ST Max LS or Paradym 10.5 (9.5) Ventus TR 5 R. Paradym 3HL NVS 65 R. AI Smoke 21* and 24*. PXG GEN6 XP 2X Black 6-GW MMT 6 or AI Smoke 6-GW Tensei white 75 R. PM Grind 2.0 54 and 58.
The shaft lengths and flexes were within the tolerances of our testers. Launch Angle: Launch angles for the KBS Tour 105 R, S, and X were .5-.7* lower than the XP 115 R and S. Both the XP and KBS 105 are mid-launch shafts. Spin Rate: Both the KBS Tour 105 and XP 105 and 115 exhibited mid-spin and were within 50 rpm of each other at roughly 5200 ...
Based on my swing speed I'm in between Regular and Stiff (tend to hit a 7-iron 155-160), but have a fairly smooth swing. I currently have stiff True Temper steel shafts in my irons and hit them pretty straight, but have a chance to get some newer Wilson Staff C200s with the aforementioned Regular flex shaft for dirt cheap (but I can't hit them first), but am concerned if going to a Regular ...
KBS Tour 90 95g. Nippon NS Pro 950GH 94.5g. Apollo Acculite 85 92g. Nippon NS Pro 850GH 87g. ... Shaft has a nice stable feel that's imo nicer feeling than a kbs tour 90 but doesn't quite have the "kick" the XP95 has. Hard to tell hitting range balls of an elevated platform but the ball flight seems good. I haven't hit them into the wind yet to ...