Choosing the right shaft for your golf clubs involves several considerations.

Selecting the right golf shaft is crucial to maximize your performance and control on the golf course. The more you play, the better you want to become. To fine-tune your game and become even better, the choice of shafts becomes increasingly important. By understanding various factors that affect your choice of shaft and having knowledge of your own playing attributes, you can make a good and informed decision about which golf shaft suits you best. Here are some key factors that we think are good to keep in mind.

Flex: The flex of the golf shaft has a significant impact on ball flight and the feel of the swing. The most common flex levels are extra-stiff (X), stiff (S), regular (R), senior (A), and ladies (L). Generally, players with faster swing speeds require stiffer shafts to keep the ball under control, while players with slower swing speeds can benefit from a more flexible shaft. If possible, try different flex options to find the one that gives you optimal control and feel.

Weight: The weight of the golf shaft affects your swing speed and power transfer to the ball. Heavier shafts can help generate more power, while lighter shafts allow you to increase swing speed. It's important to find a balance where the shaft is not too heavy or too light for your swing and physical ability.

Torque and Kickpoint: Torque (shaft twist resistance) is also crucial when it comes to shaft selection. It plays a role in how the shaft bends during the swing. A shaft with low torque makes the shaft bend more near the clubhead, resulting in a lower ball flight. A shaft with higher torque produces a higher ball flight by keeping the clubhead in a more upright position. The kickpoint is where the shaft bends the most during the swing. A high kickpoint results in a lower ball flight, while a low kickpoint produces a higher ball flight. Choose a shaft where torque and kickpoint match your preferences for ball flight and feel in the swing.

Material: Golf shafts can be made of various materials, such as steel, graphite, or a combination of both. Steel shafts are common in iron clubs, providing stability and control, while graphite shafts are lighter and can increase swing speed. The choice of material depends on your personal preference and playing style. We always recommend getting a fitting to determine what is best for you.

Customization and Club Fitting: Working with a professional club fitter can be very helpful when choosing golf shafts. Our fitter can analyze your swing and use data on your swing speed, ball flight, and spin rate to recommend the right shaft for your clubs. At Customclubs, we offer custom fitting at a high level, with one of the largest selections in all of Europe when it comes to custom fitting. If you have any questions about shafts or fitting, please contact us.

In summary, the choice of golf shaft is an important part of optimizing your game. By considering factors such as flex, weight, torque and kickpoint, material, and by undergoing professional club fitting, you can find the golf shaft that best suits your needs and improve your performance on the golf course. Welcome to us.