2025 新球季新球桿/New season new golf clubs 2025！

三月快到了，今年的冬天紐約特別冷，過去2個月沒有一天是溫度到50度。夭壽冷，每天都是零下到1度的氣溫，每週都下雪，都不知道打球是什麼了。難得今天溫度回到10度，昨天球具店通知我新的推桿和木桿都到了，我今天就去拿，順便去練習場打一下看看狀況。加上3個月沒有碰球桿了，也要好好伸展一下身體，準備下個月來打球了。

這次訂Callaway Elyte木桿和Scotty Cameron的新Phantom 5.2。雖然我已經有5.5但5.2是有傳統桿頸設計，我可以換碳纖維桿身來玩，所以就直接訂一支，然後換掉桿身來看看效果。比較一下Phantom的5.2頭比5.5要小個10～15%，視覺一看就可以比較出來。我打算把5.2做成中尺的推桿來用，因為力學關係，對這種大頭，桿頭重量在370g以上，設定中尺比較容易操控。

Elyte的頭又點大，比較上一代的AI Smoke。相對扁平，視覺上有點不舒服其他我覺得沒有什麼不一樣。直接去練習場來打幾球看看，這次的Elyte的擊球回饋比較紮實，比較能感覺中球的桿面反彈，比較有趣和爽度都很讚。擊球的球速也快，但覺得和Smoke也沒有差。後面下場看實際效果才比較清楚，但容錯上真的和Smoke一樣，就是直直的噴出去，效果真的很熱血。

打完球到練習場的推桿區去試試這次的5.2感覺怎樣。這次的頭比較小，推起來感覺比較偏重手。應該是我個人習慣輕桿頭的推桿，不是5.2的問題。回饋上也是比較硬，應該材質是不鏽鋼，所以推起來沒有5.5的軟。滾動上這款配置鋼管桿身，在滾到後面真的會失速停下來。回家就著手換桿身，改規格來看看重生後的5.2有沒有提升到我期待的結果？

當然也要配置新的桿身來配Elyte，應該會用Fujikura Ventus 2024藍管5S。看看效果上和回饋能不能再提升一個等級？今年的高爾夫也陸續購買新的東西來玩，接下來就會有更多的測試和分享。

March is almost here, and this winter in New York has been especially cold. In the past two months, there hasn't been a single day with temperatures reaching 50°F. It’s been crazy cold—every day has been below freezing or just barely above, and it’s been snowing every week. I don’t even remember what it feels like to play golf anymore.

Finally, today it warmed up to around 50°F. Yesterday, the golf shop notified me that my new putter and driver had arrived, so I went to pick them up and hit the range to try them out. Since I haven’t touched my clubs in three months, I also took the time to stretch properly and get ready to start playing again next month.

This time, I ordered the Callaway Elyte driver and Scotty Cameron’s new Phantom 5.2 putter. Even though I already have the 5.5, the 5.2 has a traditional neck design, which allows me to swap in a carbon shaft. So I decided to get one and test it out with a different shaft. The Phantom 5.2 head is about 10-15% smaller than the 5.5, which is quite noticeable visually. My plan is to build the 5.2 into a mid-length putter with 15" putter grip, due to its head weight being over 370g, a mid-length setup should offer better control.

As for the Elyte, its head is a bit larger than the previous AI Smoke model. off visually, but other than that, I don’t think there are any major differences. I took it straight to the range to hit a few shots and see how it felt. The Elyte’s feedback feels more solid, and I can really feel the clubface rebounding at impact. It’s actually quite fun and satisfying to hit. The ball speed is fast, though I don’t notice much difference compared to the Smoke. I’ll need to test it out on the course to see how it really performs. But in terms of forgiveness, it’s just like the Smoke—it launches straight and hot, which is pretty exciting.

After hitting some shots, I went over to the putting green to test out the new Phantom 5.2. Since the head is smaller, it feels a bit heavier in the hands when putting. But I think that’s just because I’m used to lighter-headed putters—it’s not really an issue with the 5.2 itself. The feedback feels firmer, likely due to the stainless steel construction, so it doesn’t feel as soft as the 5.5 when rolling the ball. Also, since this putter still has a steel shaft, I noticed that the ball loses speed and stops faster towards the end of the roll.

When I got home, I immediately started swapping out the shaft to customize the specs and see if the reborn 5.2 would meet my expectations. Of course, I also need to re-shaft the Elyte. I’ll probably go with the Fujikura Ventus 2024 Blue 5S to see if it improves both the feedback and overall performance.

This year, I’ll be picking up more new golf gear to play around with, so there will be plenty of testing and reviews coming soon. Looking forward to sharing more!

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