TOUR AD MT 5 R1 ADMT5-R1 Regular 46″ 54g .335″ 3.0″ .595″ 4.7 MID MID/ HIGH LOW/ MID TOUR AD MT 5 S ADMT5-S Stiff 46″ 56g .335″ 3.0″ .596″ 4.7 MID MID/ HIGH LOW/ MID TOUR AD MT 6 SR ADMT6-SR Stiff Regular 46″ 62g .335″ 3.0″ .596″ 3.3 MID MID LOW...
TOUR AD DI 6 SR ADDI6NC-SR or ADDI6NCBK-SR Orange or Black Stiff Regular 46″ 64g .335″ 3.0″ .598″ 3.4 MID HIGH LOW/MID TOUR AD DI 6 S ADDI6NC-S or ADDI6NCBK-S Orange or Black Stiff 46″ 65g .335″ 3.0″ .600″ 3.3 MID HIGH LOW TOUR AD DI 6 X ADDI6NC-X or ...
Equipment should "fit" the golfer as to length, weight, and "feel". There is also something to be said about proper lie angle (angle of the hosel or shaft of a clubhead in relation to the sole of the clubhead), shaft flexibility (stiff, regular, light), and material used in the c...
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whether you're looking to replace a ping replacement shaft or simply fine-tune your regular vs stiff golf shaft. The plug's ease of installation and removal allows for quick adjustments on the course, ensuring that you can adapt to changing conditions and preferences with ease. Whether you're...
with regular shafts. I have always played steel shafts when it comes to irons and have used stiff shafts. The irons I have now are the Titleist AP 3 irons. They are investment cast irons, which most of my sets have been forged. They also have very strong lofts for the individual irons...
The slow swing speed players will notice that the light regular-flex shaft and high-degree club head produce a higher ball flight to get maximum distance out of the shot. Faster swing speeds are likely to find a stiff-flex shaft and lower-degree club head will allow them to keep the ball...
called Ladies and that is for the shortest hitters. The Seniors flex is meant for golfers who swing a bit harder. A Regular shaft is used by golfers who hit the ball an average or farther than average length. For those long hitters, there are Stiff and Extra-stiff shafts that flex ...
The first thing to know about comparing the flex of golf shafts is the industry has no standard. A shaft rated as a stiff flex by one manufacturer may feel as soft as another company's regular shaft, and the flex factor is made more complex when including the choice between steel or gra...