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I don't think that it is simple as this, unless you are assuming a perfectly fitted shaft for everyone (maybe you are). one person with a 95mph swing can hit the same driver head two totally different distances by playing different shafts. i guess my point is that one guy in here with a 95mph swing may hit it 275, and another may hit it 225 because he is playing a poorly fitted shaft. It is important to find the ideal launch conditions are for your swing, where you load the shaft, where the kick point needs to be, launch angle, backspin rate, etc and once you find the shaft that does it, there you go. you can also do this for irons as well. i know this question is not trying to get to an exact science and it is probably more general, I just want throw this out there...

mizuno (and possibly others) price their clubs on a "per club basis", so you can mix and match any combination you desire, then order them and 10 days later, you will have a custom set made. I just did this about a month ago and bought a 5-6 in mx-25 and 7-P in the MP60, Nippon-Lite Stiff shaft ($8/each club upgrade) with standard grip, std length and lie. go to any pro-shop or golf store that sells mizuno (try the mizuno website for a dealer http://www.mizunousa.com/Dealers.nsf..._Fit?OpenForm) . the dealer should have the mizuno book, with all of the shaft options and grip options for you to see (and hopefully try out). the most important thing with whatever you buy is to get fit properly, hit as many clubs as you can, by different companies and choose the right one. I think I hit every club in the market over a 1 month time-frame and settled on the mizzies. couldn't be happier. good luck

looks like he is teeing off at 854a off 10 tee http://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/r480/tee-times.html he really does seem like a good guy..did you see he shot 31 on the first nine (back nine of course) on monday, then had two doubles on the second nine, but finished strong with a birdie, made a 20 ft par on the first playoff hole to stay alive, then a birdie on the 2nd playoff hole to qualify? that is ice water in the veins. http://golf.about.com/b/a/258065.htm more importantly, is he dating Bri?

that is a great point. the 60's are harder to hit with the longer irons. If you are interested in the 60's, you can always cut up a set. depending on how well you hit long irons, you can vary the make-up. I got the 5-6 in the MX-25's and 7-P in the MP-60's, then I fill in hybrid for a 4I. mizuno will make up any set you want with any clubs you want with any shaft they have, you just have to ask.