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Shafts

Weight, profile, and torque — the engine of feel and dispersion.

What this category is for

Shafts in plain English

Shafts are not one-size-fits-all stickers. Educational fitting covers wood, hybrid, iron, and wedge shafts separately: weight bands, bend profile (tip/mid/butt), torque, and how those interact with your tempo and release — without inventing a catalog of SKUs.

Who it's for

  • Golfers who feel their current shafts are too whippy or boardy
  • Players ready to upgrade after a launch-monitor session
  • Anyone comparing aftermarket options to stock shafts

Fitting considerations

  • Flex letters are not standardized across brands — test, don't assume
  • Weight affects tempo and face control as much as 'stiffness'
  • Tip vs mid vs butt stiffness changes launch and feel differently
  • Wood, iron, and wedge shafts deserve separate conversations

Typical loft / flex / fit questions

  • What gram weight keeps my timing without spraying the face?
  • Do I need a higher-launch tip for my attack angle?
  • Should my iron shafts be steel, graphite, or a blend?

These are conversation starters for a fitter — not online prescriptions. We will not invent a shaft flex from handicap alone.

Accuracy note: Category guides are educational. Product prices come from our editable catalog when set; otherwise we show request-pricing CTAs. We do not invent competitor MSRPs or claim live warehouse stock. Fit Finder, a booked fitting, or a specs submission is the honest next step.

Take action

Get fit for shafts — or submit known specs

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