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im looking into a lighter hybrid shaft for a 21*, and i would like something around 55-65g. its tough to find one that light for a hybrid though.

couple questions:

1. can it be done ?? (driver shaft in a hybrid)

2. how would that change the shafts composition ? (would all the cutting for length make a reg flex too stiff?)

obviously i would have to make the tips match, but otherwise ?
PING  G-15 (10.5*) Miyazaki C. Kua 39   ------   PING  G-15 (18.5*) Oban Revenge 6
PING  I -15 (20*) UST Attas Hybrid 285 -----
PING  I -15 (4-PW) AeroTech SteelFiber i80
PING  Tour -S (54*,60*)  TT DG Spinner ----- PING  Scottsdale Pickemup (33")

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No.

You cut a driver shaft down and you're basically hard stepping it, anyway. Plus, 55g is way too light and will mess with swingweight.

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please excuse my ignorance on the subject, but how is this hardstepping ??

55g is only 20g lighter than i play now btw.
PING  G-15 (10.5*) Miyazaki C. Kua 39   ------   PING  G-15 (18.5*) Oban Revenge 6
PING  I -15 (20*) UST Attas Hybrid 285 -----
PING  I -15 (4-PW) AeroTech SteelFiber i80
PING  Tour -S (54*,60*)  TT DG Spinner ----- PING  Scottsdale Pickemup (33")

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please excuse my ignorance on the subject, but how is this hardstepping ??

from what i know, cutting a shaft will make it play a lot stiffer, hence hardstepping it. if you take a 45" inch shaft and cut it down to the right hybrid distance, it will lose weight as well. i doubt you want a R shaft playing like an X-stiff.


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