True temper x100 gold iron shaft

[Fred385]

So I own some taylormade tour golf clubs with the x100 gold true temper but at times I struggle to hit them and from what I read this clubs are one of the most stiff shafts I'm a beginner golfer been golfing about a year 1/2 was thinking to change the shafts to a regular shafts any comments or suggestions ?

[Vinsk]

Hello and welcome to TST. Many people under estimate the difference a shaft can make. I really recommend you go for a fitting and see what gives you the best results. The flex of a shaft varies from one brand to the next. Stiff for one may be regular in another. Generally speaking I believe stiffer shafts are suited better for faster swing speeds. Not knowing where you are makes it difficult to know what’s best for you. Take the time and get some testing done on a monitor and see what you come up with.

Now if there’s no way in hell you're gonna get a fitting changing to the R flex from your S flex would most likely be the direction to go. Again, that’s a very general guess. Cheers!

[boogielicious]

8 hours ago, Fred385 said:

So I own some taylormade tour golf clubs with the x100 gold true temper but at times I struggle to hit them and from what I read this clubs are one of the most stiff shafts I'm a beginner golfer been golfing about a year 1/2 was thinking to change the shafts to a regular shafts any comments or suggestions ?

Most will respond to get fit by a good fitter. It is hard to guess what you need with pout knowing swing speed and other factors.

[Mr22putt]

22 hours ago, Fred385 said:

So I own some taylormade tour golf clubs with the x100 gold true temper but at times I struggle to hit them and from what I read this clubs are one of the most stiff shafts I'm a beginner golfer been golfing about a year 1/2 was thinking to change the shafts to a regular shafts any comments or suggestions ?

Yes...get fitted if you intend to get serious at golf or if you're not on a tight budget.

 

Ya....DG X100 generally would be too stiff for a beginner golfer...and if you are on a budget....it would be expensive replace the clubs with regular shafts.

I suggest you try to sell the clubs as is and try to find clubs with used regular shafted clubs....there are so many available on-line or on Craigslist, etc.