X Flex In Wedges at Rashad Jefferies blog

X Flex In Wedges. Regular flex wedge shafts should be used by moderate to fast swingers that seek slight flex, for added loft. The additional flex helps you to get the ball airborne, and land it softly into the green. Thanks to some data from true spec golf, you can find out quite easily based on your clubhead speed. Ever wonder what flex shaft you should play? I can only speak from a performance standpoint, but i find that the difference between s and x flex in wedge. It’s only a 3 gram weight difference. I’ll also reveal which wedge shaft is best suited to high, moderate, and slow swing speeds, and the best option to improve spin and launch for the average golfer. Are any of you playing an extra stiff shaft in your gap, sand, or lob wedge? In this post, i explain what wedge flex is and how it compares to regular flex. On the contrary, senior flex shafts offer more flex to the slower swinger. I don’t see how anyone except (maybe) a tour player could notice a difference. If so, what are the results and how is the feel? Shaftology 101 states there are 5 basic shaft flexes (l, a, r, s and x). How can a “wedge flex” s200 play much different than an s400? For those new to golf, here is what the letters stand for in the order from.

I’ll also reveal which wedge shaft is best suited to high, moderate, and slow swing speeds, and the best option to improve spin and launch for the average golfer. Are any of you playing an extra stiff shaft in your gap, sand, or lob wedge? Shaftology 101 states there are 5 basic shaft flexes (l, a, r, s and x). Regular flex wedge shafts should be used by moderate to fast swingers that seek slight flex, for added loft. I can only speak from a performance standpoint, but i find that the difference between s and x flex in wedge. How can a “wedge flex” s200 play much different than an s400? In this post, i explain what wedge flex is and how it compares to regular flex. For those new to golf, here is what the letters stand for in the order from. Ever wonder what flex shaft you should play? The additional flex helps you to get the ball airborne, and land it softly into the green.

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X Flex In Wedges Regular flex wedge shafts should be used by moderate to fast swingers that seek slight flex, for added loft. Shaftology 101 states there are 5 basic shaft flexes (l, a, r, s and x). I can only speak from a performance standpoint, but i find that the difference between s and x flex in wedge. If your driver swing speed is approximately 110 mph or higher, and your carry distance around 270 yards, go with x flex shafts. Are any of you playing an extra stiff shaft in your gap, sand, or lob wedge? It’s only a 3 gram weight difference. I don’t see how anyone except (maybe) a tour player could notice a difference. In this post, i explain what wedge flex is and how it compares to regular flex. Ever wonder what flex shaft you should play? On the contrary, senior flex shafts offer more flex to the slower swinger. If so, what are the results and how is the feel? I’ll also reveal which wedge shaft is best suited to high, moderate, and slow swing speeds, and the best option to improve spin and launch for the average golfer. For those new to golf, here is what the letters stand for in the order from. The additional flex helps you to get the ball airborne, and land it softly into the green. Thanks to some data from true spec golf, you can find out quite easily based on your clubhead speed. Regular flex wedge shafts should be used by moderate to fast swingers that seek slight flex, for added loft.