Titleist Shafts

Re: Titleist Shafts

Mickey G — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 00:47:29 GMT

I dont think so Steve.... we'll call you Steve on the Ball... heck two identical clubs can feel and play differently. But i do believe the shaft is the heart of the club and well worth the price to be properly fitted. And I mean heads and swings matched to the shaft.

Re: Titleist Shafts

steve b — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 01:21:42 GMT

thanks, why do I get the feeling it will slip through the cracks....?

On Jan 22, 2013, at 1:14 PM, Brett Porath wrote:

well said!

Re: Titleist Shafts

BrettP — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 18:14:35 GMT

well said!

Re: Titleist Shafts

steve b — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 13:53:42 GMT

Everybody please understand a couple of things -- 1) not all shafts, heads, clubs do the same thing for every player. Most of the time we ( professional club fitters) can explain why but sometimes we can't. But if you shots are being measured on a launch monitor outdoors hitting from real grass using Pro V golf balls...then that is all the proof we need.

2) Most good fitters do not charge for fitting if you buy clubs from them. Or they might charge about the price of a lesson. Which is well worth it considering all the questions I see here on the TT site. And also how much you may spend on clubs.

3) It is BEST to get fitted by a good instructor that can help you with the decision of " change the club or my swing".

Steve Ball
25 years of ftting
ballgolf.com

Re: Titleist Shafts

William H — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 03:49:18 GMT

I know your pain...Yout lose distance by playing a shaft which is TOO soft....consider going to to a STIFF shaft or even X-flex shaft. You will not lose as much distance as you think, plus you will gain consistecy and FAIRWAYS...the most important stat! I will bet money an X-flex will help you out...Everyone says X-flex is for pros...B.S., X-flex works for me, Diamana 73g X-flex, for a 910 D2 101 swing speed, average is the bomb. The 910 D2 spins WAAAY too much!! Confirm w/ Titlest Staff experts......no argument!