Are the shafts "ladies flex"?
1519032
Yes, they are. They have added distance to every one of my wife's clubs, with no loss of accuracy.
938566
I would also say yes. Likewise they are silicone so they flex. I have mine follow the up-curve of the rear of the stove.
2199543
They are only slightly flexible. I returned mine because they weren't as flexible as the pictures and description led one to believe. I was afraid that they would break easily, too. Good luck!
652073
usually steel shafts have a swing weight of d16 meaning less flex when swung. These graphite shaft are much lighter and you really dont need to swing hard to make a good drive or fairway shot. I love them since I am older I have slowed my swing down and dont have to gorilla my shot. These are great clubs for seniors.
350584
not stiff at all. they offer almost no resistance then recoil back to their original form. more than 3 feet and then maybe you can start feeling some pullback.
979082
No The last I bought had to have inserts added if using on shafts other than wood
463265
No! they are thebnormal size slide on tips The nocks are not lined up but they use hot glue forattachment, so getlly heat the shaft and twist them into the correct alignment. (Perpandicular to the cock feather)
420614
I don't know the shaft flex but the loft is 10.5. Ok club for the money. Gives me about 15 to 20 yards more off the tee
507296
Sure they are, just to get the hang of it. They tips will probably will break, when they hit each other to many times
1787112
Yes, the connection at the end of the flex shaft is the same. Just make sure you get the right length.
2154093
M flex, stock shaft, I use 3 a4 woods, 4 Set high loft. Not as easy to hit as my cobra amps, use in Florida
1290036
i have a set now. only had for 4-5 rounds. like the clubs. my last shafts were steel and i like the feel of the graphite... hope that helps...
652074
I have no idea, but they're lighter than the regular club shaft to accommodate for the aging player.
173367
Yes but it's hard to hold still without the flex-shaft attachment. I bought this as well: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000302Y8/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00
1884320
I really doubt it. The shaft is just a cylindrical plastic tube wrap, and the tips are dense foam, almost rubberized. So as long as the foam tips don't just sit wet for days and mold they'd be fine.
1592298
They were listed as light flex. When I did some research before I bought the clubs, I found out that light flex is a little bit more flexible than stiff flex, but nowhere near as flexable as regular. I was looking for stiff flex...these are pretty damn close, so I bought them and loved them.
607058
These have Ladies Flex type shaft in them. Women generally have the lowest club speed of all golfers and should select a ladies flex. This is the softest of all the flex ratings. If you consistently hit the ball less than 200 yards off the tee, this is an appropriate flex. Women who hit further may want to consider either senior or regular flex clubs.My girlfriend loves them. She's new golfer but she's athletic. The driver has too much flex for her. But all around best clubs for the money. I've golfed for around 20yrs. Good technology for new female golfer. Very easy to hit, good feel.