What kind of shaft flex has this club (regular flex? stiff?)
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.
856522
I have the original stick only and it is slightly flexible. The individual controls the amount of pressure by how much force you exert. I have no knowledge of the stiff stick.
919998
What ever you order, regular - stiff - senior etc. all the shafts will be the same flex.
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.
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.
1694670
I don't know what that means. Flex is a matter of feel, all I can say is they're more flexible than steel shaft (obviously) and I love them.
1382822
Hi...whole shaft flexible...I would say medium flexibility...keep in mind is only 12" - pretty good, though.
569292
a great shaft gives a high ball flight very consistent with a great feel hardly torques to make clubhead wiggle at impact highly recommend this club plus it gives you more distance
1663317
The flex of the club. Senior sets have less vibration. If you have been playing for years and are use to feel or "Regular" clubs-probadly not for you.
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.
85582
Use a micrometer to measure the shafts very close to the hosel. They will either measure .335 or .350 both of which are used by Taylormade in the clubs.
2042526
Shafts are about stiffness, torque and flex point.For the average golfer, a regular or senior stiffness with a low flex point with average torque is the most forgiving and longest designed to help produce a higher shot with lower swing speed. The more advanced golfer will go to a stiffer shaft and higher flex point depending on swing speed and level of skill. The most important part of a club is the shaft. You should trust you instructor because he will also customize your lie angle and strike point on the club face.
1694669
as long as I know we need senior flex for driver or at least wood clubthis one is glass fiber so it is flexible but not so much like a driver for senior
2049589
I would go with the flex 2. The people that purchase flex 3's are girls or guys that want a lot of flex in their deck. At 180 pounds I'd say the flex 2 is what your looking for
136689
Don't know the weight but it is a Regular Shaft stiffness. It's rated #6 or #7 hybrid. East to hit. can vary distance between 90-140 yds. Best to refer to as a 28.
881746
The hybrids have graphite shafts. The irons have steel shafts. Great set for price. Been very satisfied with these clubs. Adams is hard to beat.
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.