what kind of shaft do you play

[taylormade fan]

tell me what kind of shafts u use in your drivers and such

[golfro]

Graffaloy Prolaunch Red Stiff on my Ping G10 driver.
Aldila Voodoo stiff on my fairway wood
some fujikura shaft designed for Nike on my Sumo2 hybrid
project x 6.0 stiff flighted on my irons.

[PentaV1x]

UST proforce V2 76X in my driver
Aldila NV "green" 85x in my 3 wood
True temper dynamic golf s300 in my irons.

[Gilly]

Driver: Harrison PRO 2.5 Titanium
3-wood: Factory shaft that came with the club S-flex.
Irons: DG S400 (might be moving to X100 or Project X 6.5 or 7.0)
Wedges: DG S300

[WUTiger]

See below in my sig.

The Uniflex shaft in the irons is OK, but there's probably a better one if I wanted to change irons. From data on OEM websites, I would be interested in trying DG R300 SL, Project X 5.0 flighted, and KBS Tour 90.

[chilly]

Favorite driver shaft is Harrison Saga 70S, very stable but tons of feel and a great trajectory. Awesome shaft for $60.

Haven't really found a perfect fairway wood shaft, but the Prolaunch Platinum 75S I'm using now is pretty nice..and an awesome deal at $30 shipped that can be found on Ebay.

[sean_miller]

tell me what kind of shafts u use in your drivers and such

steel in the irons and graphite and stuff in the woods

you're welcome

[CrazyXGolfer]

Diamana White Board's in Driver, 3 wood.
Graffaloy Prolaunch Red in Hybrid, even though it says the Wb, changed it not long ago.
In both sets of my Irons (Titleist and nike) I play X100's
In my Wedges Project X 7.0 (I think)

All shafts are X flex

[CG031]

regular shaft although my driver shaft is cut down to 44.50" from 45.75" so it's playing more like stiff

[enis750]

regular shaft although my driver shaft is cut down to 44.50" from 45.75" so it's playing more like stiff

cut at the butt or at the tip?

cutting at the butt wont change the stiffness of the club but trimming the tip will affect the stiffness....im assuming you knew this though for me.....see sig

[clg82]

Stock lol....do they even have a fitting for shafts?

[handlez42]

Originally Posted by golfro

Graffaloy Prolaunch Red Stiff on my Ping G10 driver.

Aldila Voodoo stiff on my fairway wood

some fujikura shaft designed for Nike on my Sumo2 hybrid

project x 6.0 stiff flighted on my irons.

I've been hating on my exotics cb3 tour drivers stock shaft and wasn't sure if it was either cheaply made or I should've gone up in flex (it has a 65 gram regular motore "exotics" shaft) found out I was averaging 93 with an occasional 95-97 in there. Which was a big lift from a year before (avg. 86) knew I wanted to drop the stock like a bad habit and was looking at grafalloy on goldsmith and found the red. The swingspeed for regular is 90-100 which is nice because I'll always have that low trajectory and have room for speed improvement. I'm also "not in season" just yet. Looking forward to reshafting here sometime this week. I'll be posting against soon on the results! Super pumped though!

[MiniBlueDragon]

Dynamic Gold S300 in my irons and wedges. Exsar DS5 in my woods (currently wrong flex)

[Laws of Woo]

3 and 5 Woods = Aldlila VooDoo (not a fan of the VooDoo shafts, but haven't switched them yet as I'm looking at a new model FW) 3-GW Irons = Project X 6.0 Flighted 56* and 60* Wedges = DG S300 but just ordered a pair of Rifle spinners to try out *Just recently cracked my driver head, so I'm in the market for a new driver...so not sure yet on the shaft. But I had a Harrison Eclipse 65s in my driver.

[GaijinGolfer]

Exsar DS4 in my driver, Mitsubushi Rayon Fubuki stiff in my 3-wood, Accel-Arc stiff in my 5-wood, Project-X 6.0 in my irons and a mix of DG Spinner and Dynamic Gold in my wedges.

I tend to prefer stiff shafts.  I find that with a stiff I have a tighter dispersion pattern and Im less likely to turn the club over and hit a big ole hook than I am with regular shafts.

[LBlack14]

I have a bunch of different drivers, but I have the VS Proto 70s in 3 of 10 that I'm looking at.

[handlez42]

playing the Nippon 8950gh shaft in regular flex. Feels good and smooth but Nippon's claims its a mid-high tracjectory which I had no idea considering its mid kick. I think I might be skying them a bit too high

is there any companies that make a shaft that are regular flex mid kick with a low to mid trajectory? My only thought is rifle/project x because the regular isn't actually made for a slower swing speed in mind. I've been referred to KBS royal precision true temp.  and Nippon.

Ideas? Opinions?

[Aging Boomer]

My Henry-Griffitts driver and fairway woods have Stripe-It shafts.  I didn't ask for them.  That's what the fitter gave me.

My Miura irons have NV Pro 105s from Aldila, which I had to fight for because they weren't offered.  I just hit them well in my old Kenneth Smith irons.

I hit regular flex shafts in both my irons and woods. Senior flex shafts have that nice "hickory" feel but spray the ball around a bit too much.