Traditionally, golf shafts were, and still are, described with weight and stiffness ratings. Weigh is specified in grams. Stiffness is a letter, L, A, R, S, X or a number, 5.5, 6.0. 6.5. That tradition remains on most golf shafts to this day. When I learned club fitting many years ago I was introduced to …
Aldila Tour Green Driver Shaft The Aldila Tour Green driver shaft design is what I refer to as a archetype EI profile design. I first reviewed the Aldila Tour Green in 2014 at GolfShaftReviews. An archetype design is one that is so successful and popular that it is copied and produced by many golf shaft …
Understanding the properties of golf shafts is critical for club fitters and important for golf coaches looking to improve their students’ performance. This is an overview of the software I created to understand golf shafts by analyzing their measurements. Access to the data is available at Golf Shaft Reviews. I was introduced to the concept …
The most common question I am asked while club fitting is about shaft stiffness. Is this shaft right for me? Is it stiff enough? Is it too soft? How stiff is this golf shaft? That question is on the mind of anyone who has ever been curious about their golf clubs. Club makers have been …
Having the correct length and lie guides you into a comfortable putting stance and posture. Properly fit, your putter consistently sets you up, complements your style of putting and helps you aim. The putter lie is adjusted to place the putter head flat on the ground. When the putter toe is tilted up or down, …
Most Golfers focus on driver fitting and overlook wedge fitting. Like irons, there is a large range of wedge shafts. Our wedge fitting system gives you the opportunity to try the multitude of wedge shafts not available in off the rack wedges. Wedge lofts, available from Mizuno in 1 degree increments give the control over …
Iron fittings start with a discussion of objectives. Fit the swing or fit to fix the swing? Club Weight, Club Length, Grip Style and Size, Head Design, Lie, Loft Gaps – all must fit your swing, strength, fitness and your objectives for your game. The grip size and club length are adjusted during the fitting …
Hybrid Fitting is part of your golf bag setup. As clubs get longer, the swing plane gets flatter. This results in strike errors that are increasingly horizontal. The face design of hybrids are radiused like drivers and fairways and impart a corrective gear effect spin to heel and toe strikes. In addition, the low, rearward …
Golf fairway fitting is essential for game improvement. The fairway shaft is long and the ball must be swept off the ground. The distance the golf ball travels amplifies small errors. Inexpensive stock fairway shafts found in most off the rack fairways make this difficult. Professional golfers use premium driver shafts in their fairways. They …
Your driver is a unique club that you swing differently from all the other clubs in your bag. The ball is teed up, angle of attack will add or remove loft. During the fitting we look at loft and angle of attack to find the right combination of ball launch angle and spin to maximize …
