QUESTION: Hi,

I am going to reshaft my irons and was wondering if you could tell me what is
the difference between the 950GH and the V90 Nippon shafts. Also, Golfsmith is
selling a model 8950GH which I understand is heavier and stiffer then the 950GH. 
Is this correct? Thanks, Ken

ANSWER: Hi Ken,

All 3 of these models are from our award-winning 950 family, made from the same propietary NSGS8655V base material, and subject to our specialized heat treatment processes.

The V90 model is a couple of grams lighter and produces a higher ball flight, versus the NS PRO 950GH. The V90 has won the first two events on the LPGA Tour this year.

The NS PRO 8950GH is a couple of grams heavier, and plays half a flex stiffer, versus the NS PRO 950GH. The 8950GH is available in lengths of 39.0″ to 35.5″, (3 to PW), in .370 parallel and .355 taper tip diameters, in flexes of ‘A’ (Senior), ’R’ (Regular), and ‘S’ (Stiff), and can be purchased direct from Golfsmith, Swing Science, and Leaderboard Golf.

Regards, Mark 

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