+1 to this advise. @Tyce
@Sven7013
best to have a trainer or coach, assess your level - since your playing for some time already. They would provide the likely the best setup for you.
personally, a 7ply allwood, or maybe an inner carbon if i'll suit you. But a trainer/coach locally and have...
+1 on rubber BS 2 NBS (fh) then C1 (bh).
rhyzen ice would be good bh too, but it feels softer, safer, more passive than C1.
If I reckon correctly, not 100% on this, pg5x is an inner alc ~ kinda like budget b2x so to speak
Just an opinion.
Reactor tornado V5 is a good rubber, durable and cheap.
But if only yinhe, Jupiter 3 asia FH and moonspeed BH.
if actual beginner ~ maybe reactor tornado v5 FH and mercury 2 BH
I have a inner alc blade, F3 pro, but I haven't used it. I do have some spare rubbers.. mostly chinese rubbers.
Coach, told me to stay with allwood as I have bad habits and after not playing for sometime lol
true. developing strokes are better with allwood, as people I played with (rarely) stated. I stayed with Clipper as good for learning & developing - and yes control is felt. Also had some carbon blades, that I eventually sold as most if not all people said stay away from cabon ~ inner carbon...
Don't think about the Class yet, just play and enjoy. I read the thread, I started at mid life too ~ haha. If you wanted you could still aim that Class but you should play still
I wanna join you guys (Professor and UpHill) if oyu guys playing at 30th.
@UpHill_Battle bro you gotta change your approach. Lets play and see, maybe you more advance than me - you're just shy. I think I have an extra allwood setup you could borrow as well.