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Got a great discount on a set of Callaway Razr Black clubes and would like to knew where to look for shafts and how I would know what to purchase for these clubs. They currently have the steel unifelx shaft in them. I wouldn't mind a True Temper Stiff of some kind.

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Dynamic Golf S300 shafts would be about 15 grams heavier and a half-flex stiffer than the Uniflex.

If you have 4-PW (7 irons), here's the rough cost:

the TT S300s would cost about $20 a shaft | plus $10 or so for reshaft | and $5 for Callaway Universal grip and $3 for regripping.

So, $38 a club x 7 = $266

How good a deal are you getting on these irons? Uniflex pullout shafts won't bring you much resale revenue...

Have you hit the clubs yet? Unless you go with heavier DG S300, I'm not sure how much different the Uniflex shafts would play. Just some things to think about...

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