Which shaft brand and model should I get?

[KiawahConnor]

I have a RAZR Hawk 3 and 5 Wood but they were gifts from a relative and they have Regular flex shafts. When I can control the tempo enough to not bend the club, I'll make a decent shot, about 265-270 off the tee. I want to buy new shafts for those 2 clubs and I'm considering an x stiff but I don't know all the brands, or what any of the measurements mean. I just want a shaft that helps me control the ball more and I wouldn't mind sacrificing some distance. I also like to be able to feel the club meet the ball so I don't want it to feel soft with a new shaft. What should I get?? Also, I have an Edwin watts golf store nearby and was wondering if they do a good job fitting clubs. And if they are good, could I just get one club at a time done? And how does club fitting work? Do I need new clubs or can they fit my x20's and razr hawks to me? Thanks for helping me out

[GatorCallaway]

You ever hit a wood with an extra stiff shaft? If not go try and get back with us. You wanna stiffen them shafts up a little and gain accuracy, cut them down a little bit. I would recommend tinkering with the clubs like I do before you go buy expensive shafts or even the wrong ones. These fitter on here will tell you different but my opinion is just food for thought.

[KiawahConnor]

Yea I didn't think about shortening my clubs but I don't really have a problem with the length and I feel like if I get it too short it'll mess up my swing or something

[GatorCallaway]

Originally Posted by KiawahConnor

Yea I didn't think about shortening my clubs but I don't really have a problem with the length and I feel like if I get it too short it'll mess up my swing or something

I'm just a tinkerer man. I have always been of the do-it-yourself, figure out how to hit it stance. No offense to club fitters or those that swear by swing coaches and lessons. I just like the challenge of figuring out how to get that 1 iron to go straight or that driver to go right to left.

[tourclubs5150]

Very sound advice. many of the top brands are very similar. it really comes down to feel in my opinion and confidence in said shaft.

[KiawahConnor]

Very sound advice. many of the top brands are very similar. it really comes down to feel in my opinion and confidence in said shaft.

How do I feel different shafts without buying them? And if I go to a golf store and test a bunch of shafts, would it matter if The clubs are different than mine? Like if I go test shafts but they're attached to like a titleist fairway wood or a taylormade, and not may callaway razr hawk, would there be a big difference, or if the shaft feels good on those clubs, will it most likely still feel good on mine?

[Whitetrash]

Try and fin the shaft u want to try with a club with about the same weight is the best I could think of. I have the same problem mine is club head speed of 120+ but I'm 6'6" 260lbs I have a burner ht with a stock stiff shaft I hit 300 pretty regular I went to a arouse of forged prototype xx and it is a ton of work play a full round it has been getting easier so the jury is still out for me I have however take a little slice out and added 25 yards I bought the same shaft with a rage black and can hit it out of the driving range pretty regular at 360 on the range finder however that is a 50inch long drive set up that being said when I don't hit it straight it just goes farther ob