I’m looking to gather some opinions on the Kuro Kage Silver golf shaft. I’ve heard a lot of buzz about it recently, and I’m curious about its performance on the course. Here are a few points I’m hoping to unpack with your help:
Performance Insights
Feel: How does it compare to other shafts you’ve tried? Is it stiff or flexible?
Distance: Have you noticed any improvement in distance since switching?
Forgiveness: How forgiving is this shaft on mishits?
Comparing Options
If you’ve had the chance to use it alongside another shaft, how did Kuro Kage Silver stack up? Is there a significant difference in feel or performance?
Recommendations
For those who love the Kuro Kage Silver, what would you pair it with? Any suggestions on clubheads or setups that work particularly well with it?
Looking forward to hearing your experiences and thoughts. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve been using the Kuro Kage Silver shaft for about six months now, and I’ve found it to be incredibly stable in windy conditions. My accuracy has improved a lot, and I’m getting consistent distance off the tee.
I play with a more aggressive swing, and the Kuro Kage Silver has handled it beautifully. The kick point really suits my release, and I feel more confident on longer shots.
I’ve tried it in wet conditions too, and it held up surprisingly well. There’s less twisting, and I felt more connected to my shots. Anyone else tried it in the rain?
I find this shaft a bit overrated. I used it for a round, and while it was decent, I think my old shaft was better for my playstyle. Just my two cents.
I’ve been using the Kuro Kage Silver for a few months, and I really appreciate its consistency and feel. Compared to the Fujikura Ventus, the Kuro Kage feels a bit stiffer but provides similar distance.
I agree with michaelsweeney! The Kuro Kage Silver has a solid feel, but I’ve also tried the Project X HZRDUS and found it a bit more forgiving on mishits.
I’ve switched from the Aldila Rogue to the Kuro Kage Silver, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade. The launch characteristics are more aligned with my swing style.
In my experience, the Kuro Kage Silver feels very stable during the swing, providing confidence at impact. If you like a smoother transition, it might be a good fit!
I feel like the distance is comparable to most top brands, though some may say it’s not as long as the Tensei series. Personal preference plays a big role here.