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Cleveland Hibore with Prolaunch Blue shaft help!!!!

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I have a 15 degree Cleveland Hibore with a Graffaloy Prolaunch Blue 85S (STIFF). I am having a lot of trouble hitting this cub straight. All of my other clubs which are stiff have a nice ball flight and is straight with a slight draw. But when I pull out this cub and i hit a very low hook. When its hit good, it is still a pull. I hold off my release and it still will not go straight Now i am have a feeling it is the shaft. Do you guys think it could hve something to do with the shaft? maybe the kickpoint or weight? Please help!!!

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What is your swing speed? This result is from having a slow swing speed with a stiff shaft. Happens to everyone.
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What is your swing speed? This result is from having a slow swing speed with a stiff shaft. Happens to everyone.

with a driver around 100 ~ 105 plus i have a stiff adila proto by you shaft in it, the blue one, and all of my irons are stiff as well and hit all of them with no problems. Thats why I didnt think it is the stiffness?


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i think i figured it out. it is only 65 grams so im swinging it a lot faster making it more like a regular shaft. make sense?

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