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[allanhouston90]

Alright I have a TM bubble 2 Ti driver 9.5 and I need recomendations on a shaft to get for it. I am 5'10, 165 and my swing speed is 100-105 mph.

Thanks!

[Big Johnny69]

To recommend a shaft is difficult without seeing your swing. Check out the "Couple of driver Q's?" in the OEM Equipment forum for some insight into your question.

[el tigre]

You may want to confirm the tip size needed for that driver. Taylor Made drivers were 0.350 for a while, while most shafts have a 0.335 tip. You can use the smaller tip shafts with a shim if you need to, but it is something you should know before you go shopping.

[oldmaninblack]

You may want to confirm the tip size needed for that driver. Taylor Made drivers were 0.350 for a while, while most shafts have a 0.335 tip. You can use the smaller tip shafts with a shim if you need to, but it is something you should know before you go shopping.

The TM 300 series drivers use a .400 shaft ... special adapter available from Golfworks to put a .335 shaft in it (I just did one).
Golfworks has recommended replacement shafts. The recomendation for the TM360 bubble was a ys-6 ($120 just for the shaft)

[The Saint]

Alright I have a TM bubble 2 Ti driver 9.5 and I need recomendations on a shaft to get for it. I am 5'10, 165 and my swing speed is 100-105 mph.

Thanks!

http://www.golfsmith.com/cm/pdf/oem_replacement.pdf

[shawnabramsen]

I hope i don't start a riot here....but swing speed and shaft flex are not related. unfortunately, the dynacraft shaft fitting index is...well-wrong. follow me here, folks. swing speed is measured in mph, right? which is constant. shaft flexes are not standardized in the industry, which is a variable. so what fujikara calls a stiff, UST calls regular. so that being said, how can you use a constant to select a variable? you cant. not with any level of accuracy. the only way to select a shaft is to hit it. find the right ball position for the release of the shaft and ANY shaft will feel like hitting a piece of popcorn with a stick of warm butter.
mmmmmm butter......

[Chieflongtee]

I hope i don't start a riot here....but swing speed and shaft flex are not related. unfortunately, the dynacraft shaft fitting index is...well-wrong. follow me here, folks. swing speed is measured in mph, right? which is constant. shaft flexes are not standardized in the industry, which is a variable. so what fujikara calls a stiff, UST calls regular. so that being said, how can you use a constant to select a variable? you cant. not with any level of accuracy. the only way to select a shaft is to hit it. find the right ball position for the release of the shaft and ANY shaft will feel like hitting a piece of popcorn with a stick of warm butter.
mmmmmm butter......

Simple stick to one brand and adjust your aim accordingly. The RSS is only a starting guide. If you're a smooth swinger then go with the soft side of the RSS. If you're a hitter go with the opposite.