Feb 27, 2006 · The YS-6+ uses the highest grade of modulus graphite available on the market, resulting in increased distance, more responsive feel and dramatic improvements in accuracy. …

Dec 11, 2020 · I had been playing an Xcaliber RT6 S at 44.25" before. I changed out the adjustable weight at the back of the head from 14g to 4g to keep the MOI of the club about the …

Dec 7, 2015 · Thinking newer was better, got a DI & hated it completely, having already moved my YS-6 on to a friend I was left looking for a replacement. I eventually found it in a Fubuki A …

Jul 16, 2013 · They both have the same basic profile with the DJ 6 S being about a 1/2 of a flex stronger, so tipping the YS 6+ S would take care of this. While the feel will be very similar the …

Dec 5, 2007 · The Pro Launch has a firmer tip than the YS 6+. IMO, the Prolaunch Blue plays to a true "stiff" whereas the YS 6+ plays to stiffer than a regular but more like "firm" IMO both are …

Aug 26, 2006 · Here's another proven winner: the YS-6+ from Graphite Design. It's again, mid bend point and required loading, so you have to try this thing out before bending over and …

Jul 29, 2023 · The ys nanoreloaded is the obvious choice, but the YS-6 is basically in the Blueboard profile category (possibly on the softer end of that category). Another low cost …

Feb 13, 2012 · Hitting it a tad too highCombined with my 10.5* driver, I'm hitting my YS-6 a little too high. Thought about trying a few cheaper shafts to experiment with: GD Pershing and PL …

Jan 2, 2023 · OK i was very hesitant to post this because I know it is going to make me sound like I need commited, here goes. I played the YS-6 way back in the Titliest 983k driver and at the …

May 18, 2010 · This isn't the right shaft, it's the newer "+" model - he's mentioning the original YS-6 shaft. The best option is to try to find it on a web search somewhere, unless someone …