Most shaft selection guides are developed based on center hit data. Their basic assumption are that every stroke results in a dead center hit.

However, knowing most golfers have swing variations ranging from open/close face to outside-in/inside-out swing path, we strongly recommend that you take into consideration the degree of variations in your swing in making your selection. Generally speaking, the greater the swing variations, the lower the torque, the stiffer the shaft flex, and sometimes the heavier the shaft weight are recommended.

The lighter the shaft weight, the more active the shaft will be. Therefore, everything being equal, on center hit a lighter shaft will give you longer distance over a heavier shaft. A more active shaft will behave like a high compression golf ball. On center hit it will go farther, and on off-center hit it will be off more. Therefore, the lighter the shaft weight you choose, the lower the torque you should consider.

If you would like to be assisted in your shaft selection, please e-mail us the following information: your build, age, sex, swing speed, golf handicap, open/close face, outside-in/inside-out swing path, any wrist snapping at the last quarter of your swing, the club head you intend to use, the shaft you currently use, and what you like or dislike about this shaft. We will e-mail you back our recommendations on a first come first serve basis. To better serve you, please provide us with your zip code so that we can refer you to an authorized dealer near you.