Acer XV Titanium Thriver Mini - Custom Assembled - All Questions
Acer XV Titanium Thriver Mini - Custom Assembled
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XTFM1469
What is the men's standard length for this club? What are the specifications for the stock shaft offered? Any feedback or reviews available on people who have hit it?
I am very interested, just not sure what shaft to order.
I am very interested, just not sure what shaft to order.
Question by: Mike on Apr 16, 2015, 9:36 AM
Mike,
The standard length for men with a graphite shaft is 43". The stock is a 68g, high launching, 6 degree torque shaft. These just came in the past 2 weeks so I doubt many customers have had time for the product to be shipped to them yet and put into play. If you have a particular shaft in a fairway wood you have hit lately that you liked, I would try to use the same shaft if available or one with similar specifications for weight and ball flight.
The standard length for men with a graphite shaft is 43". The stock is a 68g, high launching, 6 degree torque shaft. These just came in the past 2 weeks so I doubt many customers have had time for the product to be shipped to them yet and put into play. If you have a particular shaft in a fairway wood you have hit lately that you liked, I would try to use the same shaft if available or one with similar specifications for weight and ball flight.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Apr 17, 2015, 9:04 AM
Can you use this club in competition and can you buy with longer shaft
Question by: Bob on Apr 16, 2015, 3:33 PM
Bob,
It has not been submitted to the USGA for a formal ruling but there should not be an issue with any of the Rule of Golf. Yes, you can buy it assembled at a longer length.
It has not been submitted to the USGA for a formal ruling but there should not be an issue with any of the Rule of Golf. Yes, you can buy it assembled at a longer length.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Apr 17, 2015, 3:04 PM
How does this club compare with the brassie? The specs are very similar but are there any playing differences?
Question by: Andy on May 12, 2015, 10:34 AM
Andy,
We used the tooling from the Brassie and modified it. The XV Thriver Mini has a lower CG and higher COR than the Brassie as we made this from titanium rather than stainless steel. Plus we have the additional features such as the Gravity Port and Power Chamber sole. The XV Thriver Mini (with all else the same) should be easier to get the ball up in the air as well as provide more distance than the old Brassie did.
We used the tooling from the Brassie and modified it. The XV Thriver Mini has a lower CG and higher COR than the Brassie as we made this from titanium rather than stainless steel. Plus we have the additional features such as the Gravity Port and Power Chamber sole. The XV Thriver Mini (with all else the same) should be easier to get the ball up in the air as well as provide more distance than the old Brassie did.
Answer by: Richard Lin on May 13, 2015, 10:05 AM
Is there a new shipment coming anytime soon?
Question by: shelby schoolcraft on Jun 5, 2015, 1:35 PM
Shelby,
The latest ETA we have puts the arrival at the end of the month.
The latest ETA we have puts the arrival at the end of the month.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Jun 6, 2015, 1:06 PM
Did you decide whether or not you will invest into tooling for the left handed Thriver - Mini?
Question by: John K on Oct 25, 2015, 3:08 PM
John,
Not at this time.
Not at this time.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Oct 26, 2015, 3:10 PM
