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What are the general principles behind wedge shaft fitting?

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Wedge shaft fitting seems completely mysterious to me. The mystery is mainly because of what I see as somewhat contravening goals: I want a shaft that matches my iron set feel and trajectory on my full swings (somewhat stiff), and I want a shaft that provides soft feel on much slower swing speed chips and pitches (somewhat flexible).

What are the tour players fitting their wedge shafts to? Are they harder? Softer? Are they a somewhat exotic custom trim?

Do you want your wedge shafts to be softer than your normal set? Do you want them to be stiffer in the tip?

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