DG 120 vs Modus 120

RE: DG 120 vs Modus 120

Ryan G — Sat, 16 May 2026 04:12:36 GMT

Very different shafts.

If you want lighter with stability, look at graphite.

KBS TGI 90, or maybe 100 SS x1.

RE: DG 120 vs Modus 120

LKonstas — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 11:47:07 GMT

How did you go? I play the LZ and also find it too soft in the midsection which causes me to overdraw the ball. Wondering on what you settled on. Cheers

RE: DG 120 vs Modus 120

Tim S — Tue, 22 Oct 2024 14:11:45 GMT

[quote user="James Young"]They are different (weight and feel/flex) and best to get fit.
Sounds like you've been in DG/TI for a while and the Modus will flex different, maybe feel softer/whippier vs the stiffer TI S400.

Note - if I'm seeing it right, your Tour Issue S400 is 132grams.
Modus 120 Stiff Flex is only 114grams with X Flex at 120grams.
DG 120 Stiff Flex is about 118grams with X100 at 120grams.

If you come out of TI S400, I'd recommend initially staying with a DG product - the lighter, softer Modus may throw your swing off or take a while to get used to. I played DG S300 forever, experimented with Modus 105 (S & X), 120 (S & X) and have made my way back to DG/Project X due to weight and feel/flex/timing of kick. Project X LZ have been stable for me.
This is why sometimes getting a shaft fitting can be just as important as a clubhead fitting.

Good luck, enjoy the journey!

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the Modus 105 is so different than the 120. Its not just a weight thing with those shafts but i tend to agree with you about staying in the family.

LZ was too whippy for me with the soft center

RE: DG 120 vs Modus 120

James Young — Thu, 08 Aug 2024 18:44:57 GMT

They are different (weight and feel/flex) and best to get fit.
Sounds like you've been in DG/TI for a while and the Modus will flex different, maybe feel softer/whippier vs the stiffer TI S400.

Note - if I'm seeing it right, your Tour Issue S400 is 132grams.
Modus 120 Stiff Flex is only 114grams with X Flex at 120grams.
DG 120 Stiff Flex is about 118grams with X100 at 120grams.

If you come out of TI S400, I'd recommend initially staying with a DG product - the lighter, softer Modus may throw your swing off or take a while to get used to. I played DG S300 forever, experimented with Modus 105 (S & X), 120 (S & X) and have made my way back to DG/Project X due to weight and feel/flex/timing of kick. Project X LZ have been stable for me.
This is why sometimes getting a shaft fitting can be just as important as a clubhead fitting.

Good luck, enjoy the journey!

RE: DG 120 vs Modus 120

Brock — Thu, 01 Aug 2024 18:31:38 GMT

Apples and oranges. Essential to get fit, especially when going to a new shaft.