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Steel and graphite in the same bag?

DirtCheap

By DirtCheap
in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting

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My irons have graphite shafts, but the wedge sets I have been looking at all have steel shafts..

Is it okay to have differing shaft types or will this cause inconsistancy?

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My irons have graphite shafts, but the wedge sets I have been looking at all have steel shafts..

If the distance and control is what you want, it should be OK. I have graphite for my woods and 3H and steel from 4H onto wedges.

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Stanley Newbie

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I am new to the forums. I have debated this question in my mind many times and with many shaft changes. I have been playing the last 3 years with graphite in my irons and steel in my gap, SW, and LW. Too me, it depends on the feel you want. I reshafted the wedges a couple of times with graphite and went back to the steel shafts. I like a heavier wedge and it works for me. Try some cheap graphite shafts. If you like the steel better go back to them. My .02

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