What's the point of light metal shaft for golf club irons?
What's the point of light metal shaft for golf club irons?
Is it just to make it easier and quicker to swing? What's the point in having a lighter club in general (even graphite)? Any drawbacks? Is it hard to adjust to a "normal weight" irons after using a light weight metal?
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2.2.2010
Best Answer – Chosen by Voters I use light iron shafts to break out of "slumps" that come up every so often. You can still get good ball flight off of lighter shafts, even when you are not swinging well. The extra zip in these shafts can be a confidence builder. The reason I go back to the 125 gram shafts is that when you get your swing back, the lighter shafts hook real bad. That is a good thing to me. It allows me to feel as though I am releasing the club again. The heavier shafts will feel great again, not harsh, and you will gain the accuracy again. Hope that will help.