In Golf News And Rumors by SirShanksAlot April 26, 2 Comments.

Wow… what a long day! Lots of questions about shafts today….

Had an email asking about a few different steel shafts. First… the Callaway uniflex shaft. Callaway tried to fit as many people as they could into one steel shaft. The shaft has gone through a few name changes over the years but has basically stayed the same. It hits a mid to high ball, feels ok and is a decent choice for the average player.

Ask your Callaway dealer to check on it for you. I would say the Callaway uniflex shaft is a step down compared to a True Temper Dynamic Gold or a Rifle shaft.

Speaking of Rifle shafts… the reader also wanted to know about the different flexes available. It kind of goes like this… 5.

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The flexes in a Rifle shaft are pretty close to the flexes found in other shafts… a good club maker can match them up for you. Thanks for the email! A question from a reader that broke his shaft in his Cleveland Launcher He is a 13 handicap with an average swing speed of MPH.

Should he stick with the stock shaft or get something new? I would take the stock shaft… for two reasons. First… the stock shaft in the Cleveland Launcher is a decent shaft and most of my customers really like it. Give it a second chance and if you really hate it then switch it. Second… I always tell my customers to take a no charge replacement. If they are going to replace it at no charge… take it..

It is easier to sell a club down the road if you have the stock shaft in it… people know what they are getting. Free stuff is good! A side note… I have recieved the Grafalloy ProLaunch and the Aldila NV at no charge for customers.

Ask your local shop to check into it for you. The ProLaunch is a great shaft option in that driver. A question about the Pinnacle Exception golf ball… is it good? Golf balls are tricky… if you are looking for a distance ball with a bit of feel… try the Pinnacle Exception. If you play the Titleist NXT or a ball like it, stick with it… the Exception is a step down.

Yes it works… as long as you know where to put it. Want to put some on a driver? Think of the TaylorMade R7… put a bit on the heel if you have a slice on the sole, towards the heel , put some on the back again on the sole if you want to hit the ball higher.

Reccomendations for a Callaway Uniflex replacement shaft? - Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting - The Sand Trap .com

Put some on the bottom of an iron cavity to hit the ball higher. A big hello to our friend Bogey McDuff from http: I have stopped in and read this blog a few times… it is a great source of information! Swing by and have a look! Also a big thanks to our readers that have mentioned our site on other golf forums and sites… thanks for the plugs… keep up the good work!

Feel free to plug the site anytime! I recently buy two single iron: Adams Idea Tech 3 and 4 Iron with Dynamic Gold uniflex steel shafts.

But I can not find the spec of that steel shaft, can you please tell me about the weight of this shaft? Please enter an answer in digits: Lots of questions about shafts today… Had an email asking about a few different steel shafts.

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