Driver shaft question

[Leftygolfer]

I currently have an callaway I mix FT-9 tour with the Mit Rayan Fubuki shaft on it. It is 59 grams, torque of 3.6 and has a bend point of mid.

My issue with the driver is that I can't turn it over consistantly. I miss with big fade's almost slices if I don't go after it. I have another driver I use and I have no issues hitting draws so I am confident I can draw the ball. The closest thing I can get to a draw is a 3 or 4 yard fade. Correct me if I'm wrong, but when a shaft is too stiff you tend to slice it, too weak over hooks.

I know the best solution is to go get on a launch monitor and get fitted but that is expensive unless I buy the shaft there and it will end up being twice what I can get it for on callaway preowned.

Should I get the same shaft with the regular flex shaft IYO? It really isn't that expensive or show I try to find a weaker stiff shaft to put in this club. My swing speed is just below 100, I fly my driver right at 240, hit a my 7 iron 155-160. I feel like I am right in between stiff and regular flex.

Thanks,

[mikeprooo]

Hi!

I was looking for a new driver this last winter and ended up buying into the I-Mix system. I ended up with a 10 degree and a 8.5 degree head, with three or four shafts of differing flexes and weights. I liked the 10 degree, but I like the 8.5 better; doesn't hook as much! Anyways, most of the shafts can be had pretty cheaply online at ebay etc, and there's a guide for the different shaft specs at Callaway's website. Grab a couple of shafts and see what fits and if not sell them to someone else! (I also had a couple of the shafts trimmed down 3/4", and they seem to work much better for me)

Hope this helps!
Mike