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I bought a bunch of components online and had a question for the forum. Does anyone here have their hybrids shafted with a graphite iron shaft? If so any feedback? I would also take any other thoughts someone might want to contribute.

Thanks!

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hey well I have 2 Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwoods with graphite shafts in them and I get great distance (230 yards with 5 hybrid when regular 5 iron goes 200.) I'm not totally sure if the shafts are iron shafts or not (probably). But, i love the feel of them. Even on mishits, it still feels smooth and soft at impact. I hope this helps. (also, try the callaway big bertha heavenwoods, they have a great sound and feel.)

Have a good one.

Driver: Callaway Big Bertha Diablo 9º
2 Hybrid: Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood
Irons: Nike Slingshot OSS 6-3 iron
          Taylormade Tour Preferred PW-7 iron
Wedges: Cleveland CG14 50º, 54º
              Taylormade RAC 58º
Putter: Ping Darby 32" shaft


 

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You more than likely can't put a shaft from an iron into a hybrid because the tip would be a different diameter. However, cutting an inch and a half or so on the hybrid shaft would give you a similar effect.

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909D3 with 10.5 degrees of loft and a 45 inch Fujikura Rombax 6Z08, x-flex
909F3 15* with a stock Diamana Blue
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you can search for your hybrid and get the tip specs. I use a graphite design YS shaft in mine. I know a lot of people won't do this...but my diamana shaft wouldn't fit into my hiborexl. I had to have it shimmed to fill in and fit the head...but doesn't effect the playability any.. as long as you have a good club maker that knows what he/she's doing, they can make a thinner tip fit into a larger diameter head (within reason).

I personally like a heavier shaft for my 3 wood and hybrid than what's in my driver. my driver is a diamana white board 63. everything else is in the 80 gram range.....
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HiBoreXL 9.5 White Board D63 Stiff Exotics CB2 5 Wood, Exotics CB3 3 Wood MP-60 5.5 Flighted Shafts 54 & Cleveland CG-10 60 Newport 2
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You more than likely can't put a shaft from an iron into a hybrid because the tip would be a different diameter. However, cutting an inch and a half or so on the hybrid shaft would give you a similar effect.

Actually, most Hybrids use a .370 dia shaft.....same as most irons.

There WILL be times where a shim is needed...no biggie.

Bag #1
DRIVER: TourSwing TVC 10.5*w/VooDoo
FW: Geek 15* w/Graman Limey
FW: TourSwing Thunder 19* w/Graman Limey
HYBRIDS: #4 #5 Alpha RX Low w/Graman LimeyIRONS: Nakashima NP-2 w/Accra i SeriesWEDGES: Same as abovePUTTER: Slighter Olympia #1

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Can anyone recommend a good graphite shaft for under $30.00 to match up with my Bang Hybrids?

My swing speed is between 70-75 mph with a moderately aggressive downswing. Looking to gain a little more distance, but also accuracy.

Lew
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