Your right. The PX shafts are designed to hit the ball higher than DG shafts. But to keep the swing weight the same you may want to go to the DG lite shafts. Same/similar gram weight.

Both the KBS, Rifle (regular and PX) are designed for a higher ball flight. You can get a lower ball fight with True Temper DG shafts. Slightly heavier, but that can be adjusted with clubhead weighting. Your clubs are most likely tip weighted. A good clubmaker…

Forged clubs usually have a "chrome overlay" over the base forged steel. Some actually don't have any overlay and are called "raw" or some other term. The satin chrome finish is a different alloy mixture with less chromium and a higher nickel content…

Jeremy is bang on here...

Out of the countless fittings that i have done with people i find that most amateurs come in and say that they hit it too high....generally there is 2 things that i find: 1st the person doesnt hit it very high at all and doesnt…

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Ryan,

You can also take it to an auto paint store and have them match it to a current car color. They'll help you find the correct paint. It it's a deep scratch to the base metal it's going to be hard to make the head look like new. The touch up paint…

Thank you all for the imput on the KBS shafts. 

Okay. So I'm speechless... The ball is way more durable than the old Prov's. The ball was just peircing through a 25mph wind like butter. GREAT JOB Titleist!!!