Franklin C45 14mm vs Franklin Parris Todd C45 13.25mm
On published specifications these two are very close. Every derived index sits within 8 points, which is inside the margin of an estimate built from spec sheets. Choose on price, handle length, or whichever brand you can demo.
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| Spec |  |  |
|---|---|---|
| Price (MSRP)Manufacturer Spec | $229.99 | $229.00▲ |
| PowerDerived | 51 | 54▲ |
| ControlDerived | 54▲ | 51 |
| SpinDerived | 88 | 88 |
| ForgivenessDerived | 43 | 43 |
| Swing weight indexDerived | 37 | 38 |
| Core thicknessManufacturer Spec | 14 mm | 13.25 mm |
| Face materialManufacturer Spec | Raw carbon | Raw carbon |
| Core materialManufacturer Spec | Polypropylene honeycomb | Polypropylene honeycomb |
| ShapeManufacturer Spec | Hybrid | Hybrid |
| LengthManufacturer Spec | 16.2" | 16.2" |
| WidthManufacturer Spec | 7.7" | 7.7" |
| Handle lengthManufacturer Spec | 5.7" | 5.7" |
| Static weightManufacturer Spec | 7.56 oz | 7.6 oz |
| Balance pointDerived | 21.6 cm | 21.6 cm |
| ThermoformedManufacturer Spec | No | No |
| USAP approvedManufacturer Spec | Yes | Yes |
| ReleasedManufacturer Spec | 2025 | 2025 |
These two are hard to separate
Every derived index is within a few points. Our scores come from spec sheets, and spec sheets can't capture feel — at this margin the honest answer is that you should demo both rather than trust a number.
Analysis
Where they actually differ
Only differences big enough to matter are listed. Anything inside the margin of an estimate is left out.
- Core thickness
- 14mm against 13.25mm. The thicker core dwells on the ball longer; the thinner one rebounds harder.
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Franklin Parris Todd C45 13.25mm
- You prefer the brand or the feel
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