Project X 6.0 vs Dynamic Gold S300

Weight: Project X 6.0 vs Dynamic Gold S300

In terms of weight, the 6.0 weighs 120 g whereas the S300 weighs anywhere from 124 to 137 g. This means that the S300 is anywhere from 4 g to 17 g heavier than the 6.0. There are a few pros and cons to later and heavier shots.

With the light weight 6.0, you will likely be able to swing the club a bit faster in comparison to the S300. However, it should be noted that lighter shafts are generally harder to control so you may lose a bit of accuracy.

With the S300, you aren’t going to be able to have as high swing speeds, however you will likely have much more control throughout your swing. Depending on what you prefer, one of these shafts may be better than the other.

Flex: Project X 6.0 vs Dynamic Gold S300

The next difference is with flex. The 6.0 has a regular flex whereas The S300 has a stiff flex. While they are not incredibly different from one another, there are a few differences that should be noted.

The regular flex with the 6.0 is better for players with average swing speeds. In other words, the regular flex shaft is more built for average speeds. On the other hand, stiff shafts are better for those with above average swing speeds.

Depending on what your swing speed is, this may impact your decision.

Length: Project X 6.0 vs Dynamic Gold S300

In terms of length, there is not that much of a difference between these two shafts. The only notable difference is that the 6.0 has options that are 1 inch longer than the highest options of the S300. So if longer shafts are something that you are more used to, then the 6.0 may be better for you.

Something to note is that the USGA has a limit of 46 inches for all the clubs, except putters. If any club exceeds 46 inches, then it is considered illegal. Neither are the 6.0 nor the S300 breach this limit, so in terms of length they are both considered legal.

Launch: Project X 6.0 vs Dynamic Gold S300

Another difference between these two is the launch angle. This 6.0 has a low launch angle and the S300 has a high launch angle. But this basically means that with the 6.0, you will get less height on the ball during impact. And with the S300, you will be able to get more height on the ball upon impact.

So if you are looking to increase the height of your ball, then the S300 is built for your needs, otherwise, the 6.0 will likely suit what you need.

USGA Legal: Project X 6.0 vs Dynamic Gold S300

It is important to know that your golf shots are legal before you use them. The USGA has quite strict equipment rules that must be followed. According to the USGA, both the 6.0 and S300 are considered illegal to use in any casual, high-level amateur, or professional golf outings.