How much does S300 weigh?
130 grams
Because the weight can differ slightly during production — and because Dynamic Gold is a weight-sorted product — the standard stiff flex is broken out into three sub-flexes: S200 (127 grams), S300 (130 grams) and S400 (134 grams).
What is difference between R300 and S300?
The main difference between the R300 and S300 is the flex. The R300 has a regular flex and the S300 has a stiff flex. This means that the R300 is better for players who have slower swing speeds, whereas the S300 is better for players who have faster swing speeds.
Who should use S300 shafts?
The True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 is one of the most popular golf shafts on the market. With the S300 golf shaft, you are going to get performance that works for both mid and low handicappers who have a decent amount of clubhead speed.
Which is stiffer S300 or X100?
Flex: S300 vs X100 The flex of both shafts are different from one another, the S300 being stiff and the X100 being extra stiff. Depending on your play style, the stiffness of one of the shafts is better for you than the other.
What is the difference between Dynamic Gold S200 and S300?
Launch: Dynamic Gold S200 vs S300 The S200 has a low launch angle and the S300 has a high launch angle. The main difference between these launch angles is that one is going to get you more height and the other is going to get you more distance.
What weight are Dynamic Gold R300 shafts?
New True Temper Dynamic Gold SL Steel Irons Shafts – Choose Flex R300 S300 X100
| Weight | 1.00 kg |
|---|---|
| Type | Golf Club Shafts |
| MPN | Does Not Apply |
| Sub-Type | Irons |
| Shaft Flex | R300 (Regular Flex), S300 (Stiff Flex), X100 (X-Stiff) |
Is S400 stiffer than S300?
The Dynamic Gold s400 is slightly heavier and stiffer than the s300, although it would take an extremely discerning golfer to pick out the difference between the two weights.
Should I play S300 or X100?
The X100 is better for players who have high club head speeds and who want to keep the ball flight low. The S300 has a more forgiving flex, and is built better for those who have lower swing speeds and who want to get height on the ball.