Originally Posted by JawjaDawg
This happens to me a lot more when I'm walking than any other time. People always say stuff like "oh we'll keep ahead of you, don't worry!". Then they usually hack up the course...
The flight of the ball is determeined by the shaft flex, torque, bend point, weight and over all club swingweight. You could get the same trajectory differences in any shaft combination, graphite or steel. My guess is your 20* hybrid...
The "head" feels heavier because the shaft is 30 grams lighter. You're feeling the weight of the head not the weight of the head plus the shaft. That's not an all bad thing. I'm merely pointing out that there was considerable...
RC ... ... That is one of the most thought out and concise answers to any golf question, I have ever heard. Golf is not a one size fits all and your separation of the "two camps" or two schools of thought seem to be pretty...
You've totally changed the dynamic between both of those clubs; they are very dissimilar.
Your first driver had a 95 gram, 3-degree torque shaft, with a low bend point. The driver was 8.5 degrees of loft. This heavier shaft was extra...
Thanks ... the "mistakes" I make with my driver are more swing faults than club/shaft faults. If I hit that square, it goes pretty straight.
I'm leaning towards regular too, just didn't know if there was a huge 'feel'...
I'm building myself a new 3-wood. I ordered an Aldila shaft rated R/S. If I tip trim the shaft 1/2" the shaft is a "Regular" flex. If I tip trim the shaft 2-1/4" it's a "Stiff" flex.
What is anyone's...
First, your question is just theory, not reality ... the I.D of an iron hosel is 0.370" and the O.D. of a wood shaft is 0.335" therefore the shaft wouldn't fit in the iron hosel very well and you couldn't glue it.
Second, I...
Originally Posted by drtbk933
I'm a slicer. I always thought it was the weaker the shaft the more prone it was to cause a slice and vise versa? I wasn't planning on buying a driver, I just was wondering about things. ...