On the graphite/steel set, are the hybrid shafts regular, or stiff flex?
919997
You get to choose which flex you want. Just select which shafts you want and right below that are the flex's available and pick your preference.
919998
What ever you order, regular - stiff - senior etc. all the shafts will be the same flex.
919999
your choice you select Your choice of stiff, Reg,or senior when you order. Me I ordered Senior
824907
The woods have a stiff shaft.I am a senior novice golfer and enjoy the set. Great set for the price.
1034100
I would say this is a regular flex. Its bendable for sure. Keep in mind if you swing fast enough you create a lot of torque that the head of the shaft won't keep up. Your ball may stray off the center.
1128395
They have graphite shafts.If you're interested in buying I can make you a deal.
1193855
Because these are more forgiving clubs I think they would only come in regular flex. Anyway mine were reg flex and they work great for me. The hydbrids are graphite and the irons are steel shafted. I played a few games now and they are great. very forgiving
837853
The set comes with 4 irons (6i-9i) and a pitching wedge. It's a great starter set but I'd definitely recommend picking up a lob wedge and possibly something to fill the gap between the hybrid and the 6-iron.
473592
Mine were standard length and regular flex. I love mine and I would recommend them to you. They are very easy to hit and shots go straight.
1125630
The second shaft is a specialty shaft - the Fujikura's Speeder Tour Spec 6.3 shaft (R,S and X flexes). I am no expert on the difference so if you would like, you can read more at http://www.golfwrx.com/121878/taylormade-sldr-driver-editor-review/#isbWF3ahoZ016t8U.99
1020236
Regular flex...not stiff, not senior. I would have preferred stiff flex but it wasn't available.
2166371
A flex shaft is an attachment that would be an extra purchase .Doesn't come with the kit. It is a long flexable shaft (cable inside flexible housing) which allows the ability to get into tighter places. I had one with my old dremel tool but did not use it due to complicity and ability. They make cutting disks but they are delicate and require finess to use without breaking.
702475
They are graphite shafts and i'm not sure what year they were manufactured.
146164
The irons have steel shafts, the woods are graphite. If you want all graphite clubs, you should find a set made for seniors or do a custom order.
742083
Its a regular flex that will respond well to extra torque. Love this driver, it out drives my burner. I golf twice a week.
315170
We bought the dremel you bought and have the flex shaft. But you need to buy the MLCS 9400 Std. Duty Router Speed Control in order to control the speed of the dremel. This is recommended by all wood carvers and am glad we did. It is such an improvement in the use of the dremel.
1592297
not sure because the flex is different for every club .. you would need to take them to a pro shop and have them tested
2042529
I have a used rocket ball driver and the shaft is stiff. I like it because it does not flex and the impact is most always on line and because I am 73 yrs. old a like contact to be exactly were I tee up the ball. 20 yards longer as advertised,.
607056
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.