Sport Today

Both are priced about the same.

Thanks

Frosty

Another shaft you should consider is the Apollo Balistik.  I'm currently
playing the Balistiks in a set of Dynacraft Direct Lines and I like the
shaft, although they are too flexible for my swing.  Generally I've heard
that the Rockets are kind of harsh feeling (without sensicore).

The Balistik is also $3-4 cheaper per shaft than the Rifles.  For $10 you
can buy the software to give you precise t*** instructions given your
head's specifications and from the data I've seen, the resulting clubs end
up within 1-2 cpm of the desired frequency.

My suggestion is to build a few test clubs and see which one you like the
best.

-Brian

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-Alex

brett

The rifling is supposed to absorb some of the vibration like a sensicore.  And it
really does.

-Alex

Scott

Should you consider Rockets, you may want to note that True Temper also
offers a RR (double-R) flex that's more flexible than their R-flex shafts.  I
have a set of Dynacraft Copperheads shafted with the R-flex Rockets (with
Sensicore). My clubmaker, though, seems to waver equally between those and
Rifles, depending on when you ask.  I don't think you can go wrong with
Rockets, BUT you may get a more "lively" feel with Rifles.  YMMV, and I've
never tried Rifles, but I remember the distinct feeling of shanking an iron
with the Apollo Ballistik (ow ow ow ow ow ow) in my pure beginner days.

On a side note, I was browsing through a clubmaking shop, and saw KC Norman
Grind irons (3-PW) shafted with Rifles for sale (consignment?).  Clubmaker
there said once the Normans are shafted with Rifles, that's it.  You've past a
point of no return with those Rifles.  Thoughts?

Vincent

Brian Foster