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If I play shafts that are too weak I fight a hook. I'd love to be able to hit a draw, but that isn't my natural ball flight.

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i just recently got a new 3 wood for this very reason. i was playing a Titleist 906F4 3wood with the ys-6 regular flex shaft and was hooking everything. bought a new Titleist 910F 3 wood with the project X 8c4 stiff shaft in it and played it yesterday for the first time. what a difference. i dont know why i waited 4 years to switch to something that worked so much better.


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I wouldn't say I did it intentionally. But I do notice now that I am using stiff shafts, my spread of shots tends to be tighter.


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I'm sorry if this is off topic but I'd like to ask a question about shaft as well;

I'm currently using clubs that given from friend and they have different stiffness.

Regular for 4-6, Stiff for 7-P.

Is this bad?

I haven't noticed any issues....yet.

Thanks in advance.

Driver: Mizuno MP-630 10.5* S-Flex

Irons: 4-6 Mizuno JPX 800 S-Flex, 7-P Mizuno MP-58 S-Flex

Wedge: Mizuno MP-10 56*

Putter: Odyssey Black Series Tour Design #2

Ball: Gamer V2, Q-Star, e-6

 


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Originally Posted by justtapitin

I'm sorry if this is off topic but I'd like to ask a question about shaft as well;

I'm currently using clubs that given from friend and they have different stiffness.

Regular for 4-6, Stiff for 7-P.

Is this bad?

I haven't noticed any issues....yet.

Thanks in advance.

I have a setup similar where my 5 wood is a regular and all my other clubs are stiff.  It keeps me from trying to kill the ball on a club I am not normally good at hitting (5 wood).  I would assume yours serves the same purpose you are not gonna go swinging as hard as you can on a less forgiving club (4-6 iron) because if you do the results will be very far off target.

Driver: RBZ 9.5° Stiff

Woods: :nike:VR_S Tour 2.0 15° Stiff

Hybrids:  910H 21° Stiff

Irons: 4-GW Pro Black CB1 with Project X rifle 6.0

Wedges:CC Jaws 56°.14° 60°.08°

Putter: Classic 1

Ball:  Z-Star XV Pure White


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Trying not to kill the ball is something I'm working on and not easy...

Few weeks back played great golf, I was -1 after 4 holes then got so excited and swung too hard on next Par 3.....finished with ugly triple

Driver: Mizuno MP-630 10.5* S-Flex

Irons: 4-6 Mizuno JPX 800 S-Flex, 7-P Mizuno MP-58 S-Flex

Wedge: Mizuno MP-10 56*

Putter: Odyssey Black Series Tour Design #2

Ball: Gamer V2, Q-Star, e-6

 


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