WHAT TYPE OF SHAFT IS ON THIS CLUB?
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
1015685
Both but I got the one it holds 2 butts and 2 shafts the one they sent me is so different to the one in the picture, is not the right one I think they sent me the cheaper version
1709311
its the wrong one, send it back and get the right one. the female part of the shaft is wrong also( look under the plastic piece)
405023
Not sure of the face but I believe that it is. The shaft is graphite. The clubs are great, best driver I've ever had.
177637
James - this club has a stiff flex. Let me know if I can help with anything else!
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...
36375
I bought uniflex because I hit well with them. I just did research after seeing your question and here is the best answer I found. "Right Clubs: A uniflex shaft is a golf shaft that has a flex between a ladies and a men's. In short, the name uniflex means the shaft is appropriate for anyone with a moderate swing speed. Men, women, seniors and junior golfers can all consider playing this shaft. More a branding campaign than anything else, golf manufacturers are very conscious about the egos in golf. Even if a ladies' flex shaft was right for men, most wouldn't play it." Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/366927-what-is-a-uniflex-shaft/#ixzz2mqUvQUkz
1531823
There is no split shaft or flat shaft, There is a Round Type Shaft, or D Type Shaft, also determine whether it is the long type shaft or short type shaft. You will have to remove the old motor to determine your type. Motors are readily available which ever type. Thanks.
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.
251568
Send it back to the manufacturer. It is the best golf tool I have ever owned.
1443986
I like the straight shaft. It's easier to control and easier to reach under bushes, etc.
1411265
The 910 shaft should already have an adapter on it unless it was pulled. If that is the case, it could go into the Adapter (GDW3001) and be put into 913 driver, but not a 913 fairway wood. For further inquiries feel free to call 1-800-942-5872 for our technical hotline. Thanks!
1671421
3mm shaft, but there are adaptors to make it 5mm so that you can use mod 1 gearing
1133836
Both. The shaft is 10mm at the wide part and 8mm for the flattened aspect of the paddle bore.
1307410
I run the complete set but I've sprinkled in the older Orlimar versions for the 3-6 irons as they have longer shafts and I got used to them. The degrees I use to reference these clubs are 3-21, 4-23, 5-26, 6-30, 7-35, 8-39, 9-43, PW-47. I get a lot of crap from my buds but I'm not a divot hitter. I sweep rather then hit "down" and these work for me. Hit a Hole in One with the 7 the other day.
1118487
As stated by MLEC, the blade does have a round in the center for the shaft. That is just, one, bad photo. I have ordered many from Amazon. The other holes at both ends are just wear indicators. The newer hardened blades are the bomb.
652074
I have no idea, but they're lighter than the regular club shaft to accommodate for the aging player.