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I need some real good breakdown and opinion on this topic. My irons came with X100 series shafts (i'm standard length) and i'm noticing that my trajectory is a bit lower than my previous clubs. My old clubs were r7 draw graphites, and my new irons (in my signature) are x100 stiff steel shafts. With that said, i have nearly every posts in regards to shafts on this website, and am trying to understand the difference between shafts.

My question is really simple yet complex. Does anyone see a reason to reshaft from the x100 shafts and to which model, and with that, why or why not? I just can't really understand the differences between shafts. Thanks in advance...

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that really depends on if these shaft fit you or not.
are you experiencing a big loss of distance with same lofted club?
that might be a sign that these are too stiff.

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Yeah, actually I am. I have lost about 20 yards of the clubs so you may be right. Im going to stop by Golfsmith today and find out.

Nike VR S Covert Tour Driver 2.0, 8.5* S
Nike VR S Covert Tour 3-Wood (15*) S
Nike VR Forged Split Cavity (2-5)

Nike VR Forged TW Blades (6-PW)

Titleist Vokey SM4 54* Wedge

Nike VR X3X Wedge 58*

Nike Method Core 1 Putter

Titleist ProV1

"Hakuna Matata - It means no worries..."


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