#COUNTERBALANCE VS PERFECT BALANCE DRIVER#

More weight is positioned in the handle to shift the balance point higher in the shaft, allowing for a different feel that some players prefer.

If youвЂ™re unfamiliar with Tensei, itвЂ™s known as a counter-balanced profile.

#COUNTERBALANCE VS PERFECT BALANCE DRIVER#

But since this question pertains to the Orange profile, itвЂ™s important to keep a few things in mind.Дrivers Gear 101: Where to place lead tape on your driver to fix your common miss By: If we were talking about a Tensei Blue or White - something with a more consistent weight profile - you wouldnвЂ™t have near as many variables to consider. ItвЂ™s funny how three words at the end of a question (Mitsubishi Tensei Orange) can alter the course of action. Should I add 6-8 grams or lead tape to balance out the swing weight? Or will that have a dramatic impact on my shaft (Mitsubishi Tensei Orange 60g).

This brought my swing weight to D0 on my woods. I believe they are 16 grams heavier than a standard grip. Welcome to another edition of the Fully Equipped mailbag, an interactive series in which our resident dimplehead (a.k.a., GOLFвЂ™s managing editor of equipment, Jonathan Wall) fields your hard-hitting gear questions. That matters when it comes to moving weight around. Mitsubishi's Tensei Orange profile is a high balance point shaft.

Counterbalance vs perfect balance