| Woods | Driver Carry Distance | Driver Swing Speed | Shaft Flex |
| ? | 265+ yards | 105- plus mph | Extra Stiff |
| ? | 240-265 | 90 - 105 | Stiff |
| ? | 200-240 | 80-95 | Regular |
| ? | 175-200 | 70-85 | A- Flex |
| ? | Less than 175 | Less than 70 | Ladies |
| Irons | 5 iron carry distance | 5 iron swing speed | Shaft Flex |
| ? | 180 - plus yards | 100 - pluse | Extra Stiff |
| ? | 170 - 180 | 85 - 100 | Stiff |
| ? | 150 -170 | 65 - 85 | Regular |
| ? | 135 - 150 | 50 - 65 | A- Flex |
| ? | Less than 135 | Less than 50 | Ladies |
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Shaft Selection Guide The following is a guide that will assist in diagnosing where your game needs support and how the various shafts we carry can aid you. We are confident you will find a shaft on our website that suits your needs no matter what your level of play. Do you hook or pull the ball? Try using a stiffer shaft, a shaft with a higher kick point or a shaft with less torque. Do you slice or push the ball? A more flexible shaft may solve your problem. Also, a shaft that is less tip stiff, or has a lower kick point may be a good start as well. Do you hit the ball too high? Use a stiffer shaft that is tip stiff, or has a higher kick point. Do you hit the ball too low? Try using a more flexible shaft or one that is less tip stiff. Is your accuracy inconsistent? A stiffer shaft will probably help, especially with a high kick point. Are you experiencing miss-hits? Notice a difference immediately by increasing the overall weight with a heavier shaft, or consider a less stiff shaft. Are you losing distance? Try decreasing your overall weight with a lighter shaft, or a more flexible shaft. *Shafts will not correct swing deficiencies. Please see your PGA professional for swing analysis. |