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u are correct, the s200 is the same flex as the s300 just lighter, s400 is heavier than the s300 so it FEELS stiffer. I really don't see the point of this thread either...... What do any of you care what flex my clubs are?

The point is that most golfers are using too stiff shafts, which can easely lead to all kinds of physical problems and besides resulting in shorter distances.

If you have a swingspeed for a Regular shaft and you want to lower a ball flight it is better to choose for a R400 than for a S300, the higher the number, the higher also the flexpoint in the shaft and a higher flexpoint, means a lower ball flight. Or opposite if you need a stiff shaft and like a higher ball flight, opt for a S200...... Besides that a lot balls eding up a nasty spot, are the result of all kinds of problems (name a few ;) ), but not seldom the wrong shaft

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There is a Titleist player / coach who youtubes and tweets a lot called Ryan Chrysler. He has been doing a lot of work with PX Rifle shafts and KBS recently. He was unsure with the consistency of his PX 6.5 and got them frequency tested and discovered some of his shafts were way out one there was a variance of about 1.5 in the stiffness across the set, ie some where weak some where strong. He is now testing KBS, so all you PX users out there if you have an iron in your set that performs unusually maybe get a frequency check.

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The point is that most golfers are using too stiff shafts, which can easely lead to all kinds of physical problems and besides resulting in shorter distances.

I still don't understand why there is a thread about this. Whatever I guess.

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Along the same line of the topic... I've been using a Regular shaft for my driver and the uniflex on the Callaway 18xr's i have. One of the people that work at Golfsmith said that with my swing speed (Club 100mph, ball 145-150) i should be looking at a Stiff shaft. This sound about right..? And how does the Uniflex shafts on my irons compare to the other flexes?

Side note shot to my ego: turns out my golf course has some bad GPS readings that are making me feel like a pro with 260-280 drives. =( should have known it was too good to be true. I'm more in the 220-240 .. maybe 250 with a nice roll but *sigh* probably not. haha. Doesnt mean anything anyways if it takes 6-7 more shots to get in the dang hole! Baby steps...

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