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<H2>Bridgestone Golf J33R Driver full feature list:</H2><P>Maximum 460cc head size </P><P>6-4 titanium construction </P><P>Ultra thin crown wall section </P><P>Elastomer compound insert absorbs excess vibration for better feel </P><P>Tungsten weight in the sole lowers the CG for low spin </P><DIV class=descriptiveText>The VS Proto 65 is a light-weight, low-torque driver shaft featuring high modulus material and a micro laminate construction for good tip stability and feel characteristics. Ideal for players seeking a penetrating trajectory, medium spin and control.</DIV><DIV class=descriptiveText> </DIV><DIV class=descriptiveText><DIV>The Aldila NVS features the same unmatched performance and incredible feel of the original NV, with a higher launch. While the NV is a tip-stiff, low launch shaft, the NVS features a more responsive tip for those seeking a higher launch and a higher ball fight.</DIV><DIV> </DIV></DIV><P>Golf Pride® Tour Velvet® Grip </P><P>Available in Right Hand Only </P><ul><li>Tungsten weight in the sole lowers the CG for low spin </li><li>6-4 titanium construction </li><li>Golf Pride® Tour Velvet® Grip </li><li>Ultra thin crown wall section</li></ul><H2>Bridgestone tour golfers include: </H2><P>Fred Couples, Charles Howell III, Nick Price, Matt Kuchar, Shigeki Maruyama & Brandt Snedecker .</P>
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Questions & Answers for Bridgestone Golf J33R Driver
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hi i play of 18 and use a 3 wood when i tee of, i have a relaxed controlled swing would this club benefit me
asked 1 year, 10 months ago
on J33R Driver
by
richm
- benfleet
7 answers
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answer 1
Yes I think it would; shorter shaft makes it feel more like a 3 wood at address than my old Ping G10.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
by
SteveD
- St Albans
answer 2
Hi. I have a pretty slow swing - and just bought this driver in a med flex, 12 degree. I love it and wish that I would have bought it a long time ago. I, like you, have been hitting my 3 wood off the tee for about a year now, and this driver gives me the confidence to use it - AND the mis-hits are not punished as badly as they were with my 3 wood.
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answered 1 year, 4 months ago
by
shosqc
- A Coruña, Spain
answer 3
without a dought............i have a fast swing and have tried 2 slow it down due 2 this club.....i draw the ball but this has also helped my game no.end.........i would get the reg shaft with the 12 or 10.5 deg depending on how high u hit the ball........i hit the ball flat so took the 12deg!......im off 11 handicap and im sure will improve it....reguards woody
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
by
woody69
answer 4
This club will definitely benefit anybody who selects the correct shaft. If you have a relaxed controlled swing then a regular shaft will suit. Even the regualar shaft is still quite firm.
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answered 1 year, 7 months ago
by
wedgetothegreen
- Leamington Spa
answer 5
Hi!
I think that new shaft and club size of J33R helps your swing bigtime!
I think that new shaft and club size of J33R helps your swing bigtime!
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answered 1 year, 8 months ago
by
Henkka
answer 6
certainly it would be good for you. With a relaxed swing the club works fine and the ball flight is straight
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
by
yomisma
- spain
answer 7
yes this club will be fine - driving off the tee is just a question of confidence and this club should help.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
by
OnlinegolfTeam
Question
the bridgestone driver you have on offer,will the stiff shaft suit my average 98mph swing?and is it popular?
asked 1 year, 11 months ago
on J33R Driver
by
birdie55
- cardiff
4 answers
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answer 1
The stiff shaft wont really suit your average swing perfectly, but the best thing about the club is that its a low spin driver so you can get away with a stiff shaft where you wont normally.
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answered 1 year, 6 months ago
by
cole
answer 2
Probably not, the stiff shaft is very stiff, the regular is still quite firm. I ordered the driver with the stiff shaft and I swing it 110+ and I should probably have gone with the regular.
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answered 1 year, 7 months ago
by
wedgetothegreen
- Leamington Spa
answer 3
Ive afast swing which reuires a stiff shaft (recommended by my pro, Just purchased the J33R and am over the moon with its performance
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answered 1 year, 9 months ago
by
dobetter
- london
answer 4
Hi,
the aldila vs proto its a very nice shaft and will suit you perfectly! The bridgestone driver its a very good driver for a mid-low handicap as in popularity, depends on your golf buddy's, if they're good players they will find it beautiful but if they're high handicapers they probably not even know this club!
the aldila vs proto its a very nice shaft and will suit you perfectly! The bridgestone driver its a very good driver for a mid-low handicap as in popularity, depends on your golf buddy's, if they're good players they will find it beautiful but if they're high handicapers they probably not even know this club!
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
by
Kadousa
- Italy
Question
hi i´m a 18 hd and i've a (draw)callawy x with a R shaft .
But i dont like the drive and it's too heavy for my swing speed and the shaft is regular that didn't help too. Can you tell me iff the weight it's similar ( j33) or it's more heavy?
thanks a lot. And the stiff shaft is good?
paulo cesar correia
Portugal
thanks a lot. And the stiff shaft is good?
paulo cesar correia
Portugal
asked 1 year, 8 months ago
on J33R Driver
by
paulo3
- Guimarães, Portugal
4 answers
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answer 1
This driver won't be the best choice for you, I'm afraid. The head isn't forgiving, slices will occur much more, and the stock shafts are not the easiest to play
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answered 1 year, 5 months ago
by
Superlent
answer 2
The J33R feels a bit lighter, thats mainly down to the 65g shaft that NVS employs.
The shaft suits someone with a faster swing, you can really work the kick point of the shaft to your advantage after you have played with it for a few rounds.
The shaft suits someone with a faster swing, you can really work the kick point of the shaft to your advantage after you have played with it for a few rounds.
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answered 1 year, 6 months ago
by
cole
answer 3
I think this driver is heavy, probably the heaviest one I've owned and heavier than your Callaway. The stiff shaft is probably stiffer than normal too.
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answered 1 year, 7 months ago
by
wedgetothegreen
- Leamington Spa
answer 4
Hello Paulo!
You should go golf course near you Amarante or Estela and if they have J33R compare your Callaway. Is your club speed fast enough for stiff?
You should go golf course near you Amarante or Estela and if they have J33R compare your Callaway. Is your club speed fast enough for stiff?
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answered 1 year, 8 months ago
by
Henkka
Question
How does one specify NVS shaft instead of NV
On Bridgestone driver spec shows two shaft options - but not shown in possible selections.
asked 1 year, 11 months ago
on J33R Driver
by
ancientmackem
- Kent
2 answers
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answer 1
easier to play, higher launch
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answered 1 year, 5 months ago
by
Superlent
answer 2
If there is only one shaft available for selection then this is the only shaft available for this particular loft. Below is about the difference in the shafts.
The VS Proto 65 is a light-weight, low-torque driver shaft featuring high modulus material and a micro laminate construction for good tip stability and feel characteristics. Ideal for players seeking a penetrating trajectory, medium spin and control.
The Aldila NVS features the same unmatched performance and incredible feel of the original NV, with a higher launch. While the NV is a tip-stiff, low launch shaft, the NVS features a more responsive tip for those seeking a higher launch and a higher ball fight.
The VS Proto 65 is a light-weight, low-torque driver shaft featuring high modulus material and a micro laminate construction for good tip stability and feel characteristics. Ideal for players seeking a penetrating trajectory, medium spin and control.
The Aldila NVS features the same unmatched performance and incredible feel of the original NV, with a higher launch. While the NV is a tip-stiff, low launch shaft, the NVS features a more responsive tip for those seeking a higher launch and a higher ball fight.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
by
OnlinegolfExpert
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