fujikura pro 2.0 vs tour spec

Fujikura launches new Pro 2.0 and Pro 2.0 Tour Spec shafts

Fujikura has announced the launch of the second generation of its Pro series shafts: the Pro 2.0.

The first iteration of the Pro shafts were designed with a soft handle section to aid in loading. The Pro 2.0 presents an even more effective loading zone, according to the company, which also says torsional stiffness is 14 percent greater in the 2.0.

“Like all of our shafts, the Pro 2.0 has been designed utilizing enso, a 3D motion-capture technology that no one else in the shaft industry has,” said Alex Dee, Vice President at Fujikura Composites America. “This technology and advanced data analytics has allowed us to crack the code on how club performance and ball flight are affected by shaft characteristics and swing type. When we compared to the original Pro, we saw the 2.0 was significantly easier to swing, had tighter shot dispersion, and lower spin to deliver the club head with more power, control and distance. We were thrilled with the result.”

The Pro 2.0 is painted “Destroyer Grey” with a metallic blue design in line with the original Pro shaft. The Tour Spec model is painted “Tour Spec White.”

The shafts will be available in weight ranges from 57 to 87 grams (5, 6, 7, 8) and in flexes starting at R2 up to X. $225 MSRP; $250 for the Tour Spec model. Hybrid option available for $140.

Available at over 600 qualified Fujikura charter dealers beginning February 1.  Full specs at Fujikura.com .

See what GolfWRX members are saying about the Pro 2.0 in the forums .

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Robert Parsons

Jan 24, 2018 at 1:53 pm

Who is Kurt and who is posting as a Kurt? I can’t figure it out.

Jan 21, 2018 at 4:04 pm

My comment is awaiting moderation 😮

Jan 24, 2018 at 12:17 am

“Kurt Doesnt Know What He’s Talking About”… is a WRX moderator … so obvious

Kurt Doesnt Know What He's Talking About

Jan 21, 2018 at 11:55 am

If these shafts are 100 grams…I’ll eat my shorts. Nobody uses a 100 gram shaft in a driver, Kurt.

Kurt is Correct

Jan 21, 2018 at 12:21 pm

100 gram driver shafts were common in the 1990s and were branded as “tour” shafts. The lightweight shafts were for recreational golfers who bought the lie that lighter is faster. So start eating your shorts because stock graphite shafts are not in tour pro drivers… believe it.

Jan 23, 2018 at 9:27 am

You are wrong, Kurtis.

Jan 20, 2018 at 11:53 am

I wouldn’t be surprised if the tour edition shafts were made over 100 grams specially for the high speed hard hitting pros… and branded as 85 grams. The problem with graphite shafts is their floppy soggy erratic tip sections that don’t recover fast enough for the whipsnap action through impact. Epoxy is a plastic and doesn’t have the same dynamic properties as steel. Gearheads are sold on “light weight” for a faster swing and they believe it. Gullibility!

Jan 20, 2018 at 12:04 pm

Just spotted this Aerotech Steelfiber ad in the sidebar, which proves my point about steel shafts: https://aerotechgolfshafts.com/ The steel fibers give the shafts the tip stability when flexing in final release…. when the shaft is twisting and drooping. No wonder the tour pros are playing these shafts; they have steel characteristics and a graphite supporting tube …. 😀

Jan 21, 2018 at 12:25 pm

Thank you Kurt. You are correct about the instability of all graphite shaft tip sections. Gearhead hackers only love the pretty graphics on their floppy soggy shafts because their swing speeds are so loooow … lol

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Wednesday, may 9, 2018, shaft review – fujikura pro 2.0.

For the better part of the last year and a half or so, the Fujikura story has been primarily ATMOS driven. With 3…now 4 distinct TOUR SPEC models, ATMOS routinely accounts for more than 30 of the driver shafts in play each week on PGA Tour. That’s impressive given that trends - even on tour - favor the latest and presumably greatest.

With ATMOS maintaining and even gaining steam, Fujikura has recently released PRO 2.0, which as its name should make plenty obvious, is the second generation of Fujikura’s PRO series.

The original PRO, in one form or another, found its way into OEM lineups, got plenty of play on tour and sold well in the aftermarket. PRO was and remains a good design, but armed with insights gleaned from its proprietary ENSO system , Fujikura felt it could build on the PRO platform and make it even better.

“Easy Loading”

While we’re accustomed to shaft manufacturers speaking in terms of launch and spin, the primary performance characteristic of PRO is increased shaft load. Using ENSO, Fujikura has determined that about 3.5 inches of load at the point of maximum deflection (generally in transition) is ideal. Most amateurs, especially those with swing speeds in the 70-MPH range, produce only about 1.6-2.2 inches of deflection.

To help get your 1.6 closer to 3.5, PRO and now PRO 2.0 is designed with a softer, easier loading handle to help golfers create and store more energy and produce greater clubhead speed.

Described in general terms, PRO 2.0 has a soft handle with stiff middle and tip sections. 2.0. It uses the same materials as the original but for 2.0 the company has softened and extended the loading zone. Mid and Tip sections are described as stiff and the torque has been lowered to produce greater stability.

The TOUR SPEC version is appreciably stiffer to flex (see below), and while still described as a soft handle offering, it’s more suitable to harder, more aggressive swingers.

While both PRO and PRO 2.0 are classified as LOW/MID offerings within the Cool Clubs S3 system, according to Fujikura, the 2.0 can be expected to produce a bit less spin than the original with the TOUR SPEC offering even lower spin.

A secondary selling point for PRO 2.0 that not get much attention is that its swing weight is a little lighter. We’re not necessarily talking about counter-balancing, but the distribution of weight gives fitters and DIYers more flexibility to move weight around the head without much risk of the club feeling heavy.

Fujikura describes the PRO 2.0 shaft as offering effortless power , and what that really means is golfers don’t have to work as hard to load the shaft. While that can mean more speed (head and ball), there’s also an element of fatigue reduction in play. When you’re getting into holes, 16, 17, 18, and starting to feel a little tired, easy loading means you’re less likely to find yourself fighting the shaft in the home stretch.

FUJIKURA PRO 2.0: The Cool Clubs S3 Comparison

"S3 Technologies utilizes the most advanced shaft testing technology in the industry. The Shaft Simulation System (S3), which was developed in 2013, is a fully-automated, all-in-one shaft profiling machine. In a matter of minutes, the S3 determines the following shaft specs: (Straightness, Consistency Profile, EI Profile, CPM Analysis and Torque. While some of the aforementioned specs can be obtained from shaft manufacturers, a lack of industry standards prevents that data from being used for accurate apples-to-apples comparisons. S3 Technologies ,  solves this challenge by testing all of our production in-house using the S3. This gives S3 Technologies a unique and in-depth understanding of the quality and performance of the industry’s shafts."

Not only does S3 give us  standardized quantitative information  about the shaft(s) being reviewed, the data we share will provide you with a much better sense of how those shafts compare with similarly spec’d offerings on the market today.

We've included comparisons of both the PRO 2.0 and PRO 2.0 Tour Spec in our charts, as well as S3 data for the original Fujikura PRO Shafts.

FUJIKURA PRO 2.0 Launch Characteristics

In the 60-gram range, both the PRO 2.0 and the PRO 2.0 shafts are classified as LOW/MID launch within the Cool Clubs S3 Database . S3 measurements suggest that both models should launch slightly higher than the previous model.

FUJIKURA PRO 2.0 ZONE EI

The following chart compares the stiffness of the PRO 2.0 to the original in the butt, mid, and tip sections. Measurements are based on the stiff flex versions in the 60-70g range.

Because each shaft manufacturer defines zones a bit differently, it's not unusual for S3 measurements to deviate from OEM descriptions. In this case, we see the softer handle section described by Fujikura, however, the mid and tip zones (as defined in S3) of the 2.0 are also slightly softer than the original. The frequency measurements (not shown), suggest that, at equivalent weight and flex, the previous version is approximately 1/2 flex stiffer than the 2.0.

FUJIKURA PRO 2.0 BALANCE POINT

The following chart compares the balance point of the PRO 2.0 to the original. Measurements are based on the stiff flex versions in the 60-70g range.

The S3 data suggests that the balance point in the standard model has been raised slightly, while the change is much more pronounced in the Tour Spec model.

As you may recall from our  Golf Geeks Story on Shaft Performance , a higher balance point allows for more head weight without drastically impacting the swingweight. For golfers seeking more distance (admittedly often at the expense of accuracy), this allows drivers to be built to longer playing lengths.

FUJIKURA PRO 2.0 Swing Speed Recommendations

The chart below provides swing speed recommendations for the entire PRO 2.0 and PRO 2.0 Tour Spec lineup.

As we noted previously, the new models are approximately 1/2 flex stiffer than the previous model. Also note that the Tour Spec model is nearly half a flex stiffer than the standard model. This is reflected in the recommendation chart where, for example, the PRO 2.0 TS 6 (stiff) can be expected to fit someone who swings from just over 100 MPH to just under 120 MPH, while the standard model in stiff flex is better suited for someone who swings just over 90 to just under 110 MPH.

These recommendations are based on the full range of  Cool Clubs ' building and fitting capabilities, including factors such as tipping and build length which can cause a shaft to play either softer or stiffer.

To simplify things a bit, you may wish to narrow these ranges. The sweet spot from a fitting perspective begins 25% from the slow end of the range. As a general rule, players with faster tempos, particularly in transition may fit into a stiffer flex, while smoother swingers often fit into a softer flex.

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The design of Fujikura's new Pro 2.0 transfers energy very smoothly and efficiently in the loading zone creating the potential for more clubhead speed at impact. At the same time, they have increased the torsional stiffness slightly for a more controlled shot, tighter dispersion, and lower spin rate.

The Pro Series 2.0 shaft is offered in 3 different weight classes: 50, 60, and 70, along with 60, 70, and 80 for the Pro 2.0 Tour Spec. Flexes range from R2 to X in the Pro 2.0 and S and X in the Tour Spec. We will focus on the 60 gram S flex models.

For players with swing speeds between 95 and 105 mph with a moderate tempo, the Pro 2.0 6S shaft will work well. Players with swing speeds between 105 and 115 with a more aggressive tempo the Pro 2.0 Tour Spec 6S will work well.

Relative to similar shafts on the market in the neutral to mid launching category, the Pro Series 2.0 will launch marginally higher. Relative to the original Pro Series shafts, the butt section is slightly softer (feel), the midsection is slightly stiffer with a very similar tip section. Overall, this results in a slightly higher launch angle, more boring ball flight, and very consistent shots.

Ideal for golfers of all skill levels, the lower loading section can help return that club head to a square position at impact.

Information is based on test results of the 6S flex Pro 2.0 and Pro 2.0 TS shafts from Cool Club’s S3 Shaft Explorer with over 3200+ shaft profiles for comparison.

Similar Shafts - Pro 2.0 (6-S)

• A little heavier and a little softer, Mid launch (vs Mid/Low)
• A little lighter, ~1/2 flex stiffer, stiffer butt section
• Same launch profile & mid and tip region EI

Similar Shafts: Fuji Pro Tour Spec 2.0 6-S

• Slightly higher launch (Mid/Low to Mid)
• Similar in most regards, except for a softer butt section

Retail price for the Fujikura PRO 2.0 and Fujikura PRO 2.0 Tour Spec is $250. For more information visit FujikuraGolf.com .

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REVIEW: Fujikura 2.0 Pro Shaft

Since there was an original version, I wanted to see how it compares to the upgraded model. The technical specs show the 62 Green is the closest shaft to compare against the New Pro 2.0

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• Spin: 2501 rpms
• Launch Angle: 13.4*
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I was impressed that the Fujikura 2.0 Pro was able to live up to its billing.  The biggest factor is that the 2.0 shaft transfers more energy into the ball.  Sometimes we talk about cutting spin or changing launch angle, but Fujikura increased distance by transferring more of the stored energy  in the shaft into the ball.   Less energy loss and tighter dispersion means longer consistent drives.  Give the Fujikura 2.0 Pro a second look.

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Fujikura Pro Shaft Review

• on July 18, 2014

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The Fujikura Pro shaft has Fujikura’s trademark stability with smooth feel and a medium kick.

Introduction

Earlier this year, pictures of a new Fujikura shaft started popping up across the internet.  The gear heads loved the look and the lack of hard information only drove interest higher.  Finally it was announced that Fujikura would be releasing a new Pro Series shaft.  In this review, we take a look at the Pro Series and how it stacks up to the rest of Fujikura’s line up.

The Fujikura Pro has a feel that most golfers will really like.  It has a medium kick in the mid-tip section and a smooth load .   This is offered without compromising the stability of the tip section.

To me, the Pro fits perfectly between the other current Fujikura shafts,the Fuel and the Speeder.  All of these shafts have great stability; the difference is in how smooth they are and how much kick they have.  The Speeder has the most kick, the Fuel has the least.  The Pro hits that “just right” middle ground.

I can’t remember a shaft that has generated as many texts and emails for its look as the Fujikura Pro .  My friends and many readers are absolutely over the moon for the industrial-sized, positive/negative branding on the upper portion of the shaft.  While I wasn’t as enamored with the look from the pictures, having the shaft in hand has changed my mind.  The way that the blue-on-black logo blends into the black-on-blue is very sharp, and at address there’s no distraction at all.

Performance

Having gamed Fujikura shafts in my driver for quite a while, it was no surprise to me that the Fujikura Pro performed very well.  As you can see, the numbers that it produced in my SLDR driver are very nearly ideal with high launch and low spin.  Though the shaft has a smooth feel and good kick, it was still quite accurate as well.

The main thing you’ll notice in comparing the Pro Series to the Pro Series Tour Spec (which I’ll review separately at a later time) is that I was able to produce better club head speed and ball speed with the Tour Spec version of this shaft.  This is NOT an indication that the Tour Spec is a better/longer/fast shaft.  What it speaks to is that I found the Tour Spec to be a more natural fit for my tempo, and I had a more “in sync” feeling with that shaft.  I could very happily game either, but on the days that I collected data for this review, the Tour Spec was the one I fell into a rhythm with more easily.  As always, I highly recommend that you see a qualified club fitter to find the right shaft for you.

The Fujikura Pro is a fantastic addition to the Fujikura line up, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it becomes their most popular shaft.  It offers great stability and performance without sacrificing fee,  all at an affordable price.

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So, Pro 53 regular or Fuel 50 regular? 90-95 mph swing speed.

I’d say Fuel, Bill would say Pro, and we’d both give you the stock (and correct) answer: get fit. :)

Let the record show, I’m a big fan of the Fuel as well. It’s currently the top contender in a Titleist 915 driver for me (not going to lie, sort of surprised). The Pro was great in my Cobra Bio Cell+ though. Couldn’t miss with it.

How would you compare the pro to the matrix red tie? Looking for something potentially lower spinning, but with similar smooth kick and medium launch (also considering Kiyoshi white). Thanks

I think the three you mentioned all deserve to be in the conversation. To me, the Matrix is the smoothest, the Oban is the firmest, and the Pro is in the middle, but that might be splitting hairs.

For a bio cell +, by the way, which apparently bill thought was a great pairing?

So I purchased a Mizuno JPX 850 with the Motore stiff shaft. Shaft says tour issue. Is it not stock then? It is just a little whippy but do not want xstiff because im scared to hard and lose distance. Im a 105-108. Is this in stiff a little more solid.

Without seeing it, I couldn’t say if the shaft you have is stock or not. The stock shaft is a made for version of the Fujikura Motore Speeder.

theres no proper fitter in my country, with a 95mph ss high spin player, should I try the evolution speeder 569 or the pro53?

In my testing, I found the Speeder Evolution shafts to be – in general – somewhat lower spinning than the Pro series. If you’re a high spin player, I would favor the lower spinning option.

I have the Oban Devotion in my driver today. Regular shaft. Smooth load. 98-101 mph. How would the Pro 60 compare?

I’ve never tested them head-to-head, so I can’t say.

Son just got the new M1 Driver with options of Fujikuria Pro 60 or Kuro Kage 60, both in stiff. His swing speed is 106, and with both distance was 280ish. What’s the major difference in these two shafts?he went with Kuro Kage 60S…

The Fuji Pro is lighter and, according to specs, higher launching/spinning.

Have R15 driver with Speeder 57 evolution shaft purchasing M1 driver with Pro 60 regular flex If I put Speeder evolution shaft in M1 driver what would be the differences in ball flight between the 2 shafts.

There’s no way to know other than swapping the shafts and testing them. Let us know what you find.

What’s the difference between the Fujikura Atmos Orange 5 Shaft vs Fujikura Pro 70 shaft in a Taylormade M6 driver 10.5 degrees?

Approximately 20 grams and a totally different bend profile.

Hi Matt, I notice that there is a Fujikura Pro for hybrid, with the same color for 2016 and also a Speeder Pro for hybrid.

Do they maintain the same qualities as the shafts for drivers?

I like the speeder evol. 757 and speeder 757 and I am looking for the same feel to reshaft my Titleist hybrids.

Any suggestions?

Best regards,

We haven’t done enough testing with the hybrid versions to say definitively that they’re a “match” for the driver shafts. Ultimately, the best thing to do is to get a fitting to find the best hybrid shaft for you.

Just came from a club fitting from a local club fitter. Been in business for 25 years. Getting a Air Force 1 driver, Ballista 3W and 5W, 4 hybrid. FBS 2.0 irons 5I through Lob wedge. Fukishira graphite shafts. All this for $830. The guy builds the clubs himself and order the components. Any thoughts on this? 12 clubs total. That’s about $69 per club; custom fitted.

If the clubs performed well for you in the fitting, it sounds great.

Some confusion about the stock shares TaylorMade offers on the M2. I am told (by TaylorMade) that the M2 can be purchased with a Pro 60″regular” shaft. Is there such a thing. I see mostly pro 60s? I am a high ball hitter with a swing speed of around 110. Play in florida, and high ball flight is not good, given the windy conditions. Should I consider the pro 50, or would you recommend another altogether.

There are always questions about the “real-ness” of stock shafts. I don’t have any information one way or the other about this particular situation.

As to whether or not it will work best for you, only a fitting can determine that.

Hi there, just bought the M2 I used to have a titleist 913 d2 with a dimana stiff shaft my swing speed varies from 92mph to 98mph I have a Fujikura Pro 60 stiff shaft which I feel is very stiff compared to the Dimana stiff, are there different kick points in both? i always use a stiff shaft with my driver but am finding the pro 60 stiffer than normal, I normally hit the ball high so am looking for something mid height with a bit of feel. Any suggestions?

Which Diamana have you used in the past? There are a variety of kick points within the Diamana family.

As for picking a shaft, we always recommend a fitting. Anyone trying to sell you on a shortcut is doing you a disservice.

How would you compare with the Fujikura rombax 65 S?

I haven’t tested it against the Rombax, so I can’t make any comparisons.

Matt for a slower swing speed of 80 82 is this shaft a good option on the M1? Thanks Scott W

It will be a good option for some 80-82 swingers, but not others. You need a fitting to know for sure.

Good , no very good shaft for a 69 year old. It has allowed me to hit shorter irons into some greens! A plus.

I have TM M2 driver with the Fujikura pro 60 M flex shaft. Would you happen to know where kick point or flex point is?

I don’t have that information at hand.

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Fujikura Pro 2.0 Review: The Golf Shaft That Could Up Your Game

Hey, ever find yourself stuck in the sand trap, cursing at your golf club like it’s personally offended you? Yeah, we’ve all been there. You know that sinking feeling when your swing doesn’t quite connect and your ball ends up who-knows-where?

Sure, sometimes it’s just bad form or a windy day. But what if I told you there’s a golf shaft out there designed to help you reach your true golfing potential? Yep, let’s dive into the Fujikura Pro 2.0 , a performance shaft that’s been turning heads.

The Hype Around the Shaft

First things first, this isn’t just another hollow tube you attach to your clubhead. Nah, this baby is packed with high-end materials aimed to enhance your game. It’s got this neat feature called the loading zone , right?

That helps transfer energy super smoothly, giving you a chance to ramp up that clubhead speed . Because let’s be real, who doesn’t want to smash that ball a little bit harder?

Comparing Apples to Apples—or Shafts to Shafts

You might be thinking, “But what about the original Fujikura Pro?” Great question, Sherlock! The Pro 2.0 is like the upgraded version of your favorite action movie; think more explosions, less chit-chat.

It’s easier to swing, more precise, and comes with a lower spin rate , which basically means you won’t look like you’re trying to hit a curveball in baseball. And for you numbers folks out there, an independent review shows a spin rate of 2501 rpms and a launch angle of 13.4 degrees. Yeah, science!

Getting Into the Nitty-Gritty

Let’s talk specs. I know, I know—specs can be boring, but bear with me. This shaft has a ball speed of 141.6 mph, a total distance of 260 yards, and a carry distance of 245 yards. You read that right, it’s not a typo!

And if that ATMOS shaft felt like holding onto a block of wood, you’ll be pleased to know that the Pro 2.0 has a softer handle. You’re practically caressing the thing.

So, Should You Buy It?

Look, if you’re a casual golfer who gets out maybe once a year for the company picnic, this might be overkill. But if you’re someone who’s already investing time and effort into your game, then this performance shaft might be your new best friend. And yes, you can name it.

To Sum It Up

• If you want to increase clubhead speed , this is for you.
• If you care about spin rate and launch angle , this is for you.
• If you’re aiming to smash your personal best in distance and carry distance , yup, you guessed it, this is for you.

So, there you have it, my two cents on the Fujikura Pro 2.0 . Go ahead, take that swing from ‘meh’ to ‘WOW’. Just don’t forget to shout, “Fore!” Okay? Cool.

10 Things You Can Do with the Fujikura Pro 2.0: Unlock Its Potential

If you’re a golf enthusiast, you know that having the right equipment is essential to improve your game. The Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft is an excellent choice that can help you take your performance to the next level.

With its innovative design and advanced technology, this golf shaft has the potential to enhance your skills and make you stand out on the golf course.

Are you ready to unlock the full potential of the Fujikura Pro 2.0? In this article, we’ll show you 10 things you can do with this exceptional golf shaft that will help you improve your game, impress your golf buddies, and take your golfing experience to a whole new level.

But first, let’s take a closer look at what makes the Fujikura Pro 2.0 so special.

Grip It and Rip It on the Golf Course

Are you tired of struggling with your swing on the golf course? Look no further than the Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft . With its advanced technology and design, this shaft allows you to grip it and rip it on the golf course, improving your swing and enhancing your overall performance.

The Fujikura Pro 2.0 is designed with a high modulus, premium 40-ton carbon fiber material that provides excellent stability and control. This means you can hit those long drives with greater ease and accuracy, making your time on the course more enjoyable.

What’s more, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 features a unique Triax Core technology that provides increased torque and energy transfer, resulting in a more efficient and powerful swing. You’ll be amazed at the difference it makes in your game.

“The Fujikura Pro 2.0 shaft has made all the difference in my game. I can grip it and rip it on the golf course, hitting longer and more accurate shots. It’s like having a secret weapon in my golf bag.” – John D.

Upgrade your golf game with the Fujikura Pro 2.0. You’ll be amazed at the difference it makes in your swing and overall performance on the course. Don’t settle for less – grip it and rip it with the Fujikura Pro 2.0.

Show off Your Style with Its Sleek Design

One of the standout features of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft is its sleek and stylish design. The shaft’s visual appeal is sure to turn heads on the golf course and make you stand out from the crowd.

But the design isn’t just for show – it also has performance benefits. The shaft’s streamlined shape reduces air resistance, allowing for faster swing speeds and increased distance. The matte black finish and silver accents give the shaft a professional and high-end look.

Whether you prefer classic or modern styles, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 has a design that will suit your tastes. Plus, its customization options allow you to add your own personal touch, making it truly unique to you.

“The Fujikura Pro 2.0’s sleek design not only looks great but also improves my swing speed and performance on the golf course.”

Overall, the Fujikura Pro 2.0’s sleek design is not only visually appealing but also functional in improving your golf game. So why settle for a boring, standard shaft when you can show off your style with the Fujikura Pro 2.0?

Improve Your Swing with Its Enhanced Performance

If you’re looking to improve your swing and overall performance on the golf course, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 is the perfect shaft for you. This high-performance golf shaft is designed to help you hit the ball farther and straighter than ever before.

With its advanced technology and superior design, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 is engineered to give you maximum power and precision on every shot. The shaft features a high-strength core that provides exceptional stability and control, while its optimized bending profile ensures consistent performance and feel.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced golfer, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 can help take your game to the next level. Its enhanced performance allows you to achieve greater distance and accuracy, making it easier to hit those low-handicap shots.

Plus, with its responsive feel and smooth swing, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 is a joy to play with. You’ll feel confident and in control every time you step up to the tee, knowing that this high-quality shaft is there to support you.

So if you’re serious about improving your game and taking your golf to the next level, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 is the perfect choice. With its enhanced performance and superior design, this high-performance golf shaft will help you hit the ball farther, straighter, and more consistently than ever before!

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Turn Heads with the Cool Sound It Makes at Impact

One of the most satisfying things about hitting a golf ball is the sound it makes at impact. With the Fujikura Pro 2.0, you can turn heads with its incredibly cool sound that is sure to impress your golfing buddies. The unique sound is a result of the shaft’s advanced construction and design, which enhances the energy transfer from the clubhead to the ball.

Not only is the sound impressive, but it also serves as an indicator of the ball’s trajectory and distance. The sound of a well-struck shot with the Fujikura Pro 2.0 is unmistakable, and it will let you know that you’ve hit a shot that is going to travel far and straight.

Don’t take our word for it, try it out for yourself and experience the satisfaction of hearing that cool sound at impact. Your playing partners will be turning their heads in awe and wondering what kind of club you’re using.

Customize It to Fit Your Unique Play Style

The Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft is designed for versatility, allowing you to adjust it to fit your unique play style. Whether you prefer a higher or lower ball flight, more or less spin, or a certain feel, the Pro 2.0 can be customized to meet your needs.

With a range of flexes and weights available, you can select the combination that best suits your swing speed and technique. The Pro 2.0 also features a variety of torque options, providing additional control over ball flight and spin.

When customizing your Pro 2.0, it’s important to work with a professional fitter who can help you select the optimal settings for your game. A fitter can consider your swing characteristics, ball flight tendencies, and other factors to ensure that your Pro 2.0 is perfectly tailored to your needs.

By customizing your Pro 2.0, you can optimize your performance on the golf course and take your game to the next level.

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Give Your Buddies Club Envy – Don’t Worry, They’ll Get Over It

With the Fujikura Pro 2.0, you’ll have a golf shaft that not only enhances your performance on the course but also makes your golf buddies envious. The sleek design and enhanced performance of the shaft will turn heads and have them wondering how you managed to step up your game.

Don’t worry, though – they’ll get over it. In fact, they might even start asking you for tips on how to improve their own game. The Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft is just that good.

So go ahead and show off your new equipment on the course. Let your buddies see what they’re missing and enjoy the envy in their eyes when they see you effortlessly hitting those long drives and sinking tricky putts. With the Fujikura Pro 2.0, you’ll be the envy of the course.

Increase Your Consistency on Those Long Drives

Have you ever struggled with achieving consistency on your long drives? The Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft can help you solve that problem. The shaft’s enhanced performance and stability allow you to hit the ball straighter, farther, and more consistently, giving you the confidence you need to dominate the golf course.

The shaft’s unique design and construction provide increased stability and control, resulting in more accurate shots and better ball flight. Additionally, the Fujikura Pro 2.0’s innovative technology reduces unwanted spin, which is a common cause of slicing or hooking your shots off the tee.

Most importantly, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 allows you to increase your swing speed and power, resulting in longer drives. With its combination of exceptional performance and sleek design, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 is the perfect golf shaft for golfers looking to take their game to the next level.

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Take It to Professional Fittings – They’ll Know What to Do

If you want to get the most out of your Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft, it’s important to take it to a professional fitting. This will ensure that the shaft is custom fit to your swing and playing style, allowing you to optimize your performance on the golf course.

A professional fitting will take into account factors such as your swing speed, swing path, and release, in order to identify the ideal specifications for your shaft. By doing so, you can maximize the performance benefits of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 and take your golf game to the next level.

Don’t try to guess which specifications will work best for you. Leave it to the professionals to properly fit the Fujikura Pro 2.0 to your individual needs. Make sure you ask about the Fujikura Speed & Feel Fitting System, which uses state-of-the-art technology to provide accurate and personalized fittings.

Make It the Star of Your Instagram Golf Photos

Are you tired of the same old golf photos on your Instagram feed? Add some excitement and style to your posts by featuring the Fujikura Pro 2.0 in action.

The sleek design and enhanced performance of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 will turn heads on the course and on social media. Show off your swing and make your followers envious with the cool sound it makes at impact.

Not only will the Fujikura Pro 2.0 add a unique element to your Instagram golf photos, but it can also improve your game and help you shave off strokes. Make it the star of your posts and let it become your trusty partner on the course.

Let It Become Your Trusty Partner in Shaving off Those Strokes

Playing golf can be a frustrating experience, especially when you are not performing as well as you would like. Fortunately, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 can become your trusty partner in helping you achieve your goals and shaving off those strokes.

The enhanced performance of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 allows you to hit longer and straighter shots, leading to better scores and more enjoyable golf games. With this golf shaft, you can feel more confident in your swing and trust in its consistency.

T ough customization and professional fittings, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 can be optimized to fit your unique play style, further improving your game and helping you achieve your desired results on the golf course.

Whether you’re playing for fun or in a tournament, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 can help take your golf game to the next level. With this golf shaft as your trusty partner, you’ll be able to perform at your best and enjoy the game even more.

So why wait? Take advantage of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 today and watch as your game improves.

Conclusion: Unleash the Full Potential of the Fujikura Pro 2.0

Congratulations! You now know the 10 things you can do with the Fujikura Pro 2.0 to unlock its full potential and enhance your golf game. From grip it and rip it on the golf course to customizing it to fit your unique play style, this shaft has so much to offer.

Make sure to take advantage of its enhanced performance to improve your swing and increase consistency on long drives. And don’t forget to show off its sleek design and cool sound at impact on your Instagram golf photos.

Take the Fujikura Pro 2.0 to professional fittings to optimize its performance and become your trusty partner in shaving off those strokes. Your golf buddies may even become envious of your game and equipment!

So, what are you waiting for? Unleash the full potential of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 and take your golf game to the next level.

About Fujikura Pro 2.0

The Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft is a high-performance shaft designed to enhance your golf game. It is made with advanced materials and technology to provide maximum speed, accuracy, and distance with every swing.

One of the key features of the Fujikura Pro 2.0 is its stiffness profile, which is strategically designed to optimize performance for different swing types. That means whether you have a fast or slow swing, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 can be customized to help you achieve optimal results on the golf course.

With a sleek and modern design, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 looks as good as it performs. Its unique construction and materials help to reduce vibrations and increase energy transfer, resulting in a unique sound at impact that signifies a powerful shot.

So if you’re looking to take your golf game to the next level, consider the Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft. With its advanced technology, customizability, and sleek design, it’s no wonder that this shaft has become a favorite among professional and amateur golfers alike.

Where to Buy the Fujikura Pro 2.0

Ready to take your golf game to the next level with the Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft? Look no further than your nearest golf retailer or online store.

Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shafts can be found at major golf retailers such as Golf Galaxy, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and PGA Tour Superstore.

Looking to purchase online? You can find the Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft on popular golf equipment websites such as GolfDiscount.com and GlobalGolf.com.

Before purchasing, consider taking the Fujikura Pro 2.0 to a professional fitting to ensure optimal performance and customization for your unique play style.

Remember, the Fujikura Pro 2.0 can unlock your full golfing potential and enhance your overall experience on the golf course. So head to your nearest retailer or online store and take the first step towards improving your game with the Fujikura Pro 2.0 golf shaft.

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FUJIKURA PRO 2.0 TOUR SPEC WOOD SHAFTS

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The PRO Series is Fujikura's most popular, playable and easy-to-fit line of performance shafts.

PRO 2.0 features a more effective loading zone to store more energy in the downswing which translates to more clubhead speed. Additionally, the torsional stiffness has been increased by 14% to produce greater overall shot control and lower spin compared to the original Pro. It's ideal for golfers of all skill levels, and available in Tour Spec for more aggressive swing tempos.

PRO 2.0 Technologies

• 40 TON Carbon Fiber
• Maximum Carbon Fiber Content
• Phantium? Finish

PRO 2.0 Tour Spec

SHAFT TIP TRIMMING

The following tip trimming instructions are suggestions only.  We generally do not recommend tip trimming on a driver or 3 wood shafts based on the shaft composition and how tipping could affect performance. We recommend that you consult your custom fitter or club-builder for the best tip trimming suggestions based on your individual swing and desired results.

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楽にパワーが得られるシャフト？ フジクラ PRO 2.0

楽にヘッドスピードが上がる秘密は、シャフトの各部分の「硬さの差」だ。

ここ1年半の間、フジクラの主な話題は「ATMOS」であった。ツアースペックが4モデルになり、ATMOSはPGAツアーで常に30以上のドライバーに装着されるシャフトになった。ツアーで、最新かつ最高に優れたシャフトが支持されるというトレンドには目を見張るものがある。

ATMOSが順調に走り続ける中、フジクラはPROシリーズの次世代モデルである「PRO 2.0」をリリースした。

初代PROモデルは、大手メーカーのラインナップに採用されている。ツアーでも多用されており、アフターサービス市場でも順調な売れ行きを見せた。PROは素晴らしいデザインだが、ENSO（シャフト挙動解析システム）の本質が散りばめられており、PROの基盤を構築すれば、より改良できると確信したようだ。

  理想のローディング（しなり）

シャフトメーカーが打出しやスピンの話をするのは珍しくないが、PROのパフォーマンスの特長はシャフトの「しなり」だ。フジクラではENSOシステムにより、理想のしなりは最大約3.5インチ（9センチ弱）であると判断した。スイングスピードが31.3m/s程度のアマチュアゴルファーは、通常1.6～2.2インチ（4～5.5センチ）のしなりをもたらす。

しなりを理想の3.5インチに近づけるために、PROとPRO 2.0はより柔らかく使いやすい手元部分を採用することで、エネルギーを最大限に活かしてヘッドスピードを上げる設計になっている。

分かりやすく説明すると、PRO 2.0はシャフトの中央と先端部分が硬く、手元部分は柔らかい作りとなっている。オリジナルPROと同じ素材だが、PRO 2.0はローディング（しなり）部分をよりソフトにし拡張したのだ。中央と先端部分を硬くして、トルクを下げたことで安定性が増すという。

ツアースペック版は、フレックスが明らかに硬くなっており、分類上は柔らかめではあるが力強くアグレッシブなスイングのゴルファーに適している。

Cool Clubs S3システムの分類では、PROとPRO 2.0のどちらも低～中程度とされているが、フジクラによればPRO 2.0は初代PROより低スピンであり、ツアースペックはさらに低いスピン量が特徴だという。

注目度は低いがPRO 2.0のもう1つのセールスポイントは、スイングウェイトが軽くなった点だ。カウンターバランスの話ではないが、重量配分によりフィッターや自分でクラブを調整するゴルファーは、クラブが重く感じるリスクを抑えながら、ヘッド周りの重量をフレキシブルに移動することができる。

フジクラはPRO 2.0を「楽にパワーが得られるシャフト」と表現している。つまりローディング（しなり）に苦労しないということだ。ヘッドとボールのスピードを上げるだけでなく、疲労を軽減してくれる。16～18番ホールあたりで疲れ始めた頃、楽にしなりのパワーが得られるのはありがたい。

フジクラ PRO 2.0 : COOL CLUBS S3 による比較

S3テクノロジーズは、業界で最も高度なシャフトテスト技術を駆使している。S3シャフト・シミュレーション・システムは、2013年に開発された全自動のシャフト計測器で、直線性、安定性、EI（剛性分布）、CPM分析、トルクなどを計測する。

通常これらのスペックはシャフトメーカーから入手可能だが、業界の基準が一定でないために正確な比較が難しい。S3テクノロジーズは、社内のすべての商品をシャフト・シミュレーション・システムでテストすることで、この問題を解決すると同時に、シャフト業界の品質と性能を独自かつ深く理解することにつながっている。

S3は標準化、定量化された情報を提供するだけでなく、テスト対象のシャフトが市場で売られている似たスペックのシャフトとどのように比較されているかを分かりやすく提示する。  

今回の比較では、PRO 2.0とPRO 2.0ツアースペック、初代PROモデルのS3データを比較対象とした。

フジクラ PRO 2.0  打ち出しの特徴

60グラムのカテゴリーでは、PRO 2.0両方のシャフトがCool Clubs S3 Databaseの低～中程度の打ち出し角に分類されている。両モデルとも、前モデルよりはわずかに高い打ち出し角となっている。

フジクラ PRO 2.0  剛性分布

次のチャートは、PRO 2.0と初代PROモデルのバット（手元）、ミドル（中央）、チップ（先端）部分の剛性を比較したものである。測定値は60～70グラムのフレックスSに基づいている。

各シャフトメーカーによってゾーンの定義に多少の差があるため、S3の測定値とメーカー表示が合致しないことはよくある。フジクラの説明では手元部分が柔らかいとなっているが、PRO 2.0は中央と先端部分（S3の定義上の）も初代モデルより柔らかくなっている。ここには表示されていないが頻度分析をしたところ、同等の重量とフレックスのシャフトにおいて、初代モデルの方がPRO 2.0よりも1/2フレックスほど硬いとされている。

フジクラ PRO 2.0  バランスポイント

次のチャートは、PRO 2.0と初代モデルのバランスポイントを比較したものだ。測定値は60～70グラムのフレックスSに基づいている。

S3データによると、標準モデルのバランスポイントはわずかな上昇だったのに対し、ツアースペックでは顕著な変化があった。

私たちの、シャフトパフォーマンスのGolf Geeks Storyから思い出されるように、高いバランスポイントはスイングウェイトに大きなインパクトを与えることなく、ヘッドウェイトを上げることを可能にする。飛距離を伸ばしたいゴルファーにとっては（精度を犠牲にすることが多いが）高いバランスポイントによって、より飛ぶドライバーを構築することができる。

フジクラ PRO 2.0  推奨スウィングスピード

下のチャートはPRO 2.0とPRO 2.0ツアースペックのラインナップにおける、スイングスピードの推奨値を示している。

※横軸の単位は「時速マイル」。70MPH（時速マイル）は31.3m/s（秒速メートル）、同様に80MPH（35.8m/s） 、90MPH（40.2m/s） 、100MPH（44.7m/s） 、

110MPH（49.2m/s） 、120MPH（53.6m/s） 、130MPH（58.1m/s） 、140MPH（62.6m/s） 、150MPH（67.0m/s）。

前述のとおり、新しいPRO 2.0モデルは初代モデルよりフレックスが1/2程度硬くなっている。ツアースペックモデルは標準モデルよりさらに1/2フレックスほど硬くなっている。チャートからもわかるとおり、PRO 2.0 TS 6（S）は、44.7～53.6m/sのスイングスピードのゴルファーに最適である。

標準モデルの（S）は、スイングスピードが40.2～44.7m/sのゴルファーに適している。.

これらの推奨スイングスピードは、シャフトの硬さや軟らかさの要因となる長さや先端部分といった要因を含む、S3の構築とフィッティング機能全般に基づいて割り出されている。

分かりやすくするために、このスイングスピードの範囲をもう少し絞りこんでみよう。フィッティングの観点からすると、ベストな領域は最低スイングスピードから25%以上の範囲である。一般的にはテンポの速いプレーヤーには、フレックスS（Stiff）が合うが、スイングが穏やかなプレーヤーには柔らかいフレックスが適している。

Cool Clubs フィッティングチームからのアドバイス

フジクラの新PRO 2.0デザインは、しなりの領域で非常にスムーズにエネルギーを移動し、インパクト時のヘッドスピードを向上させる。同時にねじれの剛性も増し、ショットコントロールの精度が向上し、スピン量を低下する。

PRO 2.0シリーズのシャフトは、50、60、70グラムの3種類の重量がある。フレックスのレンジはR2からX。ツアースペックの重量は60、70、80グラムの3種類で、フレックスはSとXの選択肢がある。それでは、60グラムのSフレックスに焦点をあててみよう。

スイングスピードが42.5～46.9m/sで中程度のテンポのプレーヤーにはPRO 2.0 6S が適しているだろう。スイングスピードが46.9～51.4m/sで早いテンポのプレーヤーにはPRO 2.0ツアースペック6Sが最適だ。

打ち出し角がニュートラルから中程度のカテゴリーの他社製品と比べて、PRO 2.0の打ち出しは少し高めとなっている。初代PROシリーズと比べると、手元部分がわずかに柔らかい感触で、中央部分はやや硬めだ。これらの特徴により打ち出し角が高くなり、突き抜けるような弾道と安定したショットが可能となる。

あらゆるレベルのゴルファー向けであり、低く設定されたしなり部分がインパクト時にクラブヘッドをスクエアポジションに戻す作用がある。

これらの情報は、3,200以上のシャフトを比較したCool Clubs S3シャフトエクスプローラーにより、PRO 2.0フレックス6SとPRO 2.0TSシャフトを測定した結果に基づいている。

PRO 2.0 (6-S) 類似シャフト

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・PRO2.0より重めかつ柔らかめで、打ち出し角は中程度だがPRO 2.0よりは高め。

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・PRO 2.0より軽めで、フレックスは1/2弱硬い。バット部分（グリップ側）は硬め。

・PRO 2.0と同程度の打ち出し角、および中間とチップ部分のEI（剛性分布）。

PRO 2.0  ツアースペック（6-S ） 類似シャフト

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・バット部分（グリップ側）が柔らかい点以外は大きな差はない。

フジクラPRO 2.0の希望小売価格は225ドル。PRO 2.0のツアースペックは250ドル。

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Rapsodo MLM2Pro - 2024 Forum Review

By GolfSpy_APH July 30 in Forum Testing Reviews

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We ran a member testing opportunity with the Rapsodo MLM2Pro last season, but since then, Rapsodo has released a handful of new features and updates that need to be reviewed.

The Rapsodo MLM2Pro has been highly praised by MyGolfSpy for its various functions and extremely affordable price point. We know how well the Rapsodo MLM2Pro can help golfers with training, video, and overall numbers, but how functional and useful are these new features? Can they open up this launch monitor's value to more golfers for more uses?

To give you an idea of some of the new features that have been released since launch, here is a brief rundown:

R-Cloud: Now you can access all your sessions, recordings, and shots anywhere you have internet access. Want to review swings on your computer and break down your swing? Now you can, and you are not limited to only viewing them on the app.

R-Speed: Are you working on gaining swing speed? R-Speed will record your swings, swing speed, and sessions in conjunction with Superspeed, The Stack, and Rypstick to give you accurate results on your swing speed training. Don’t have one of those? Don’t worry, you can work on speed training just using the Rapsodo App and MLM2Pro.

Range: Practice on a range and get more lifelike feedback even while hitting into a net.

Target Range: Want to work on specific targets? Target Range gives you various targets to aim at in a full virtual practice facility. Hitting targets doesn’t just mean greens; there are fairways and layup options, offering over 100 different targets to choose from.

These are just a few of the new features that have been added, and we need to review them.

Please welcome and congratulate our testers!

  @ejgaudette  

  @Owengeorge13

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We ran a member testing opportunity with the Rapsodo MLM2Pro last season, but since then, Rapsodo has released a handful of new features and updates that need to be reviewed. The Rapsodo MLM2Pro

Introduction Hello MGS!  Let's just say I am super excited to be a part of this test (my wife thinks I'm slightly crazy to be so excited about a "camera" (her words...she just doesn't understand!

Introduction                       Hello again everyone, my name is Evan, and I am so unbelievably excited to have the opportunity to

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Hello again everyone, my name is Evan, and I am so unbelievably excited to have the opportunity to test the Rapsodo MLM 2 Pro. Thank you so much Rapsodo and MGS for making the opportunity available and for selecting me to be a tester. It is a responsibility that I do not take lightly and hope that everyone enjoys the testing to come and that I can help answer all your questions.

My golf career started at 12 with my dad progressing from par 3 course before a smaller executive course and then finally to a full course. I enjoy public golf and am forever grateful to the local course that charged $10 for me to play anytime which made it possible for my dad and I to play every weekend. I was lucky enough to join my high school golf team for a couple years as the only real competitive golf I have played, until this year when I decided to enter my state AM qualifier. It was revealing to get back into competitive golf and something I think I might try again next year.

What this really highlighted for me was the need to try and practice and play more. Being a father of 3 young kids and working does not exactly leave a lot of time available. Enter the MLM 2 Pro and the ability to test what I can get out of more at home practice setup. This is the number one thing I am looking to test. How can having full ball flight simulation when hitting into my home net help me have a better feel when I head to the course. Can it help elevate that weekly round and ultimately keep my swing in a better place? Will all the data listed below help?

I am also excited to test some of the new features such as the R-speed. As a Stack user I am looking forward to seeing how the Rapsodo does and compares to my PRGR that I have used for speed training currently.

Target practice on the Rapsodo range will be a critical piece to improving iron and wedge play, something Shot Scope says I can really work on. With that I also hope to test building out a full wedge matrix with the MLM 2 Pro. I have been working on this but its hard without an accurate measuring device at home.

I also look forward to testing the course simulation as a great way to vary up the practice and hit different shots and distances. I know I can fall into hitting the same couple clubs into the net. There is just so much that this system can do that there will be a lot to test. Including hopefully some side by side comparisons with a GC Quad to test that accuracy.

Lets get this test going and hitting a lot of shots into this set up!

First Impressions

So, the big day finally arrived, delivery day! Everyone talks about the longest wait being from the time the order is put in to when the product finally arrives at your door. In a review like this I feel the longest wait is between the product arriving and needing to wait to open it so you can figure out your unboxing plan for a review. Coming back from vacation made this extra-long as I was not able to dive in until Monday as we got our lives back in order and let me tell you that felt like much more than just a couple days. So finally, here we are.

The box is solidly built and contains everything that was expected in a nice clean package. The carrying case looks great and feels well built. Then we open the case to find the masterpiece.

There it is the moment I have been waiting for. Some shots to show off what it looks like.

And yes, in case anyone was wondering after looking at those photos the unit fits well in that MGS headcover.

Also, the latest addition to our family was curious and wanted to help me set the unit up.

Once the unit was out, it felt solid and well built in the hand. Setting up the stand was easy with one side that holds up a phone the other a tablet. One minor update I would make is to add a bit of rubber to these holders as my iPhone is smaller and feels like it might want to slide out pretty easy.

 I started getting things set up with an all-important test for any gear junky, the Box to Balls test, that is how long after I open the box can I be using the item to hit balls. This is very quick for golf clubs, but how about the MLM2Pro?

Well to be sure it takes a bit of time.

1.      First, you need to download the MLM2Pro app

2.      Either Log-in or set up an account

3.      Then you need to connect to the device, with two options local network connection and direct Wi-Fi (quick note if you have bad cell service go with local network connection)

4.      Then you will likely need a firmware update, but to do that the battery needs to be at 70% and should be plugged in

5.      After some time (a few hours at least) the firmware can be updated and installed

6.      Finally, you can start to hit balls

Needless to say, this took some time, and I started in the evening, so I was not able to use it until the next day. I also ran into a few issues as my unit kept saying it needed the firmware update but when I went to the device settings it said the firmware was up to date. I think this comes down to I have bad service at my house, and I was not on the local network connection which keeps my phone on the Wi-Fi connection, so it was not seeing a firmware update coming through on the app for a bit.

Once I finally got that sorted out things have been smooth sailing and ready to roll. I decided to fire up the playing a course so I can jump right into the fun stuff. The graphics are what I expected but it was fun to have the variation on what to hit and of course have the data that comes with being able to hit balls with tracked spin. The view shows a bit what the course simulation looks like.

I have outlined a lot of what I want to test in a previous post, but I will add it again here to help everyone see what is claimed and where I am going with this test. More to come on these topics in the near future!

• Cfhandyman , TAGolf13 , Rob Person and 6 others

Hello MGS!  Let's just say I am super excited to be a part of this test (my wife thinks I'm slightly crazy to be so excited about a "camera" (her words...she just doesn't understand!).

I'm from Yorktown, VA...right around the corner from MGS Headquarters (which I just recently found out).  Play to an 11 handicap, but feel I am leaving shots out there out the course.

I recently started using a Mevo and I like it, don't love it...quickly realized it would be limited in providing the information needed to see improvements.  I hadn't really been too concerned with the numbers, but MGS has changed me!

Getting set-up to put the Rapsodo through the paces at home, on the range and on the course!  

R-Cloud : ability to review prior sessions on the app and the computer...YES!

R-Speed : feel like "speed training" is the new "thing" and had considered it for a while, but never took the plunge...but for the sake of the test, I am in!  Got a SuperSpeed set and will be utilizing it for the test...what could go wrong?

Range/Target Range : ok, this is where I feel like I can benefit...typically hit the range before rounds and have good range sessions that don't translate to the course.  Generally wasn't concerned with a certain distance on the range, which I think is part of the problem...looking forward to using this to improve distance control.

With work and kids, getting to a range and committing to practice can be tough, but having the ability to work on the swing at home with real-time feedback...AMAZING!

Can't wait for the Rapsodo to arrive and get this testing started! 

Unboxing/First Impressions (9 out of 10)

The Rapsodo arrived with no issues at all.  A long, skinny club box is more impressive overall but this still works.  Inside the package was the Rapsodo, case and a sleeve of RPT balls.  

The unit is a little bigger than I expected (mainly as I was coming from a Mevo).  It will take up a bit of space in the bag, but I don't have much in there anyways so I don't expect this to be a problem.

Assembly is very quick, the stand clips into the unit and you're off.  The stand does serve as a phone holder, so you just have to make sure the "single" leg is facing forward (for a tablet you would flip the stand around so the “double” leg is facing forward).

Initial Set-up

Once opened, put the unit on the charger to get going.  I charged mine overnight initially as it can take up to 4 hours.  In the meantime, I had downloaded the app and got my log-in/password established.

After charging, the unit easily connected in the app.  I had to do a firmware update which did take some time.

App was very easy to use...guided you through the steps to get set-up/connected.  Got all my clubs entered into the app and now am ready to go.

Initial Use

I had some issues when I first attempted to use, but this seems to be related to my wifi more than the Rapsodo…brought it back inside and things moved better.  Decided to use the direct connect mode and it was flawless!

I am questioning some of the early distances I was seeing, didn’t think I was striking the ball bad but the distance was way off for some of the clubs.  Just judging this by feel since I was using a net.  Will be keeping an eye on this as the test continues.

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Introduction:

My name is Scott. I’m in my mid-40s and live just south of Boston with my wife and two young sons (5 and 3). I am a 15 handicap and consistently shoot in the 80s. 

I am a teacher and enjoy playing all summer long and year-round as the New England weather permits, although I don’t get to play as often as I did pre-kids! I look forward to getting my boys into the game in the next few years. For now, they enjoy putting with me and attending holiday parties at the golf club. 

My strengths are chipping and putting and playing around the green, from 100 yards in. 

My weaknesses are driving off the tee and using long clubs out of the rough. The longer the club, the more I tend to hit an over-the-top hook. 

I am a huge fan of this forum because this community is very relatable to me and I value the reviews. I love everything about the game of golf – the competitiveness, the camaraderie, and the skill and focus required to play well, but I also really enjoy following the pros and reading about the latest technology and tools of the game. 

I will be testing and examining the Rapsodo MLM2Pro. I plan to use it in my backyard primarily. I have a large hitting net, and I’m excited to use it in conjunction with the Rapsodo MLM2Pro. I am really excited to see how it works in practice and how it might positively impact my game and yours. It’s a great price point. I spend a fair amount of time and money at the PGA Superstore using the hitting bays, and this might be a game changer for me in terms of practicing at home.   

I’m also looking forward to using superspeed training kit system with the R speed setting!    

Unboxing/Initial photos/First set up

The Rapsodo MLM2PRO came in an unassuming brown packing box. Inside, it came in a nice white box similar to an Apple product’s packaging. I was impressed by the design. 

After further inspection, the box had a very nice protective case along with a set of 3 Callaway RCT balls.

The MLM2pro comes with the following: Launch monitor; Launch monitor base; charging cord; instruction manual; 3 pack of Callaway RCT balls; protective/carrying case.

The presentation is great.  It’s very simple.  Putting in the base is super easy, and only having one cord and only one button to press seems super easy.

I do have a Mevo. It’s going to take a little while to get used to the more substantial size of the MLM2pro compared to the much smaller Mevo:

Here is a short video of me being able to fit the MLM2pro nicely in the side pocket of my Vessel Sunday bag.  It fits perfectly into either larger pocket on each side of it.  Really it wasn’t an issue at all, and I consider my bag to be on the smaller side.

I wanted to wait until the MLM2pro arrived before starting the process of downloading the app and getting everything started so I could see how long it all takes.  

The process went like this:

1. Download app

2. Charge MLM2pro (This was the only time-consuming part– it took over 3 hours to charge up first time – it was not ready to go out of the box).

3. Activate 1 year premium membership (required providing credit card information for future payment)

4. Firmware update

5. Put in “My clubs” data (I didn’t get too intense with this yet, but I did put in all of my clubs though just not all of their specs)

6. Establish Bluetooth connection (I only used my iPhone today and it connected right away 30 feet from my house)

7. Pick what type of session you are having, range or net, type of ball, and club.

8. I set the MLM2pro up and hit around 30 balls today before it got dark.  (PW)

• ejgaudette , TAGolf13 , rkj427 and 6 others

Congratulations all. I love my sim and I hope you all find it helpful.

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Congratulations to a great group of testers! 

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Great group of testers. Congrats!

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Congrats, y'all! Should be a fun one!

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Congrats testers!  Looking forward to what you think of these. 

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Congrats would be interested to know if any of you plan to buy one of the Amazon ball marker gizmos to make your own balls to measure the spin  https://www.amazon.com/Golf-Ball-Dot-Marker-Accessories/dp/B0CQ3TML1F/ref=asc_df_B0CQ3TML1F/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=692875362841&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2075265405261749169&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001697&hvtargid=pla-2281435177898&psc=1&mcid=9c83a26f95bf3bd2aef77bc1a14bd672&hvocijid=2075265405261749169-B0CQ3TML1F-&hvexpln=73&gad_source=1

1 minute ago, Patrick Dawes said: Congrats would be interested to know if any of you plan to buy one of the Amazon ball marker gizmos to make your own balls to measure the spin  https://www.amazon.com/Golf-Ball-Dot-Marker-Accessories/dp/B0CQ3TML1F/ref=asc_df_B0CQ3TML1F/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=692875362841&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2075265405261749169&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001697&hvtargid=pla-2281435177898&psc=1&mcid=9c83a26f95bf3bd2aef77bc1a14bd672&hvocijid=2075265405261749169-B0CQ3TML1F-&hvexpln=73&gad_source=1

I am leaning this way to see how they go since right now the only one offered is the Callaway Chrome Soft X and I play a Pro V1.

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9 hours ago, GolfSpy_APH said: Please welcome and congratulate our testers! @ejgaudette   @TJ Hall   @Owengeorge13

Congrats, you lucky ducks!! I look forward to seeing how the new features work out and if the unit is still as fantastic as it was in the past test. Good luck!

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Congrats testers! This is such a great test and one that is top of mind for me as I’m looking to build out a practice set up at home. 

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Ventus blue vs pro 2.0 TS

By Rbsiedsc February 13, 2021 in WRX Club Techs

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Any comparisons out there. Gaming a 7x TS PRO 2.0 at 44.5” and this is may be too stout for me. Prior was a pro 63 XS which was ok but my dispersion was out to lunch. Would a shorter blue 6x give me the best of both worlds? I am a high spin player with SS between 100-110 on good days. 

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So a couple of things here. The 7x 2.0 pro spec is 79g which is pretty heavy for a 7 weight class shaft. If you went to a 7x ventus blue (77.5g) i think it would be just a touch more stout than the pr

That very well could be as well. Have you checked swingweight? The pro 2.0 is “higher balance point” so you may need to add a little headweight to get it up to the right swingweight. A little extra he

Ya. So my original weight for my SZ with the 63 pro shaft turned out wasnt std. it had a 3g back weight instead of 12g. Not knowing that until I messed with the weights I was planning on just adding a

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9 hours ago, Rbsiedsc said: Any comparisons out there. Gaming a 7x TS PRO 2.0 at 44.5” and this is may be too stout for me. Prior was a pro 63 XS which was ok but my dispersion was out to lunch. Would a shorter blue 6x give me the best of both worlds? I am a high spin player with SS between 100-110 on good days. 

So a couple of things here. The 7x 2.0 pro spec is 79g which is pretty heavy for a 7 weight class shaft. If you went to a 7x ventus blue (77.5g) i think it would be just a touch more stout than the pro you have now. Definitely  in the tip, but pretty similar in the handle.

If you went to 6x ventus blue (65g), it would feel softer for sure, especially in the handle/mid, which you may like but the weight drop may not be what you need (as mentioned by dispersion issues above.

i honestly believe the ventus red may be closest to the pro 2.0 in terms of profile and feel. The 7x (72g) may be the ticket. Slightly stiffer in the handle, but slightly softer in the tip. A little bit higher torque as well (2.7 in the pro ts, vs 3.1 in the ventus) which should “feel” a little smoother.

Also dont be afraid at looking at 7 weight classes in “stiff” flex either.

11 minutes ago, Red4282 said: So a couple of things here. The 7x 2.0 pro spec is 79g which is pretty heavy for a 7 weight class shaft. If you went to a 7x ventus blue (77.5g) i think it would be just a touch more stout than the pro you have now. Definitely  in the tip, but pretty similar in the handle.   If you went to 6x ventus blue (65g), it would feel softer for sure, especially in the handle/mid, which you may like but the weight drop may not be what you need (as mentioned by dispersion issues above.   i honestly believe the ventus red may be closest to the pro 2.0 in terms of profile and feel. The 7x (72g) may be the ticket. Slightly stiffer in the handle, but slightly softer in the tip. A little bit higher torque as well (2.7 in the pro ts, vs 3.1 in the ventus) which should “feel” a little smoother.   Also dont be afraid at looking at 7 weight classes in “stiff” flex either.

Thanks for that. The dispersion issue I think I could help by playing this at 44.5” instead of 45.5”. Ultimately I think it may be better to test these on a launch monitor before jumping in. 

31 minutes ago, Rbsiedsc said: Thanks for that. The dispersion issue I think I could help by playing this at 44.5” instead of 45.5”. Ultimately I think it may be better to test these on a launch monitor before jumping in. 

That very well could be as well. Have you checked swingweight? The pro 2.0 is “higher balance point” so you may need to add a little headweight to get it up to the right swingweight. A little extra headweight would soften it up just a tad too.

3 minutes ago, Red4282 said: That very well could be as well. Have you checked swingweight? The pro 2.0 is “higher balance point” so you may need to add a little headweight to get it up to the right swingweight. A little extra headweight would soften it up just a tad too.

Ya. So my original weight for my SZ with the 63 pro shaft turned out wasnt std. it had a 3g back weight instead of 12g. Not knowing that until I messed with the weights I was planning on just adding a 17g weight and removing the 12. I now have both on there plus now a 4g front weight. Prior to adding the weight I couldn’t feel the head at all. 

35 minutes ago, Rbsiedsc said: @Red4282 , looking at @Fujikura Golf  profiles, the blue actually seems more similar. Is that the case? I know the weight and CB may throw things off from a 7x TS and a ventus blue 6x  

Those are very vague and can be misleading. The ventus blue profile might be the most disputed golfwrx thing going right now. Alot compare it to a typical blueboard profile, but many including myself, felt it was very “loose” in the butt, which isnt typical of blueboards. It reminded me of a whiteboard profile to be honest.  I will say the 6x vs 7x is a different animal. The ventus red would be more along the lines of a blue profile *in my opinion*. I think the red would launch just a tad higher then the 2.0. The 7x blue would be lower, and the 6x would be pretty close. Id try them out before you make a decision though, feel is very subjective. 

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