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golf hawaii · #16 (**permalink**) April 7th, 2009, 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by OnePutt

Hawaii;
You might want to try an R flex shaft and a driver with at least 10.5* of loft. Your S flex 9.0 driver is not going to work for anyone with a carry distance of 200 yards with a driver.

And Minus 1" means you need all your clubs cut down one inch shorter than standard.
I hope this helps a bit, if not let me know.

Found out a 10.5 is too much. Went from my 9 degree driver to a 10.5 that was virtually identical in all other specs. With my tee height, swing, etc., the 10.5 was suprisingly high...

I'm going to see what a 9.5 will do... I can't believe what a difference a degree of loft makes

Shoulda known...

j n hogan · #17 (**permalink**) October 25th, 2009, 09:20 AM

not only do they have to be long,they have to hit the "fairway".
stiff =controll
flex =distance.
they will use the most flexable shaft that they can control enough to hit the fairway.
the more flex in the shaft the more distance ,but the less controll.

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