In Golf, we do not believe the shaft is the “Golf Club engine”, but we believe it is an essential mechanism of time, which is why fit for a shaft is so important.
In this week’s fully equipped golf episode, Johnny Wunder broke down why the golf axis is such a critical component as you explain Tommy Fleetwood switch last week at Fujukura Ventus TR Blue Shaft On both the driver and his mini driver.
Fleetwood had been on the Velocore+ Velocore+ profile for much of this season, but he and Taylormade High Tour manager Adrian Reitveld had noticed his Rotation had grown with both clubs During the course of the year with the smoother profile of the type.
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But this is not necessarily because Reddish marketed as a “high start” or “high rotation” shaft.
“When you see them traded as Tour X, this low, low, low rotation, this high rotation, whatever,” Wunder said. “The axis profile will go down to the player and how you hand over the Golf Club.”
For some players, a so -called “high release” shaft can end by lowering their ball flight (and vice versa) due to their delivery dynamics.
“So for all of you people there listening to you to know what the shaft should try. That is why you have to go to a more convenient one and try a bunch of them,” Wunder said. “The most important thing for a shaft, in my opinion is Strike Point. If you can find a shaft that you can spend the time that takes the club center in the back of the ball, you should start going here.
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“Because at that point, especially when it comes to as a driver, mini driver, 3-drur, you can move your head to get rotation and start and you can move the surrounding weights to get the center of gravity in a good place.
This is something players can only understand when they try the shafts.
Wunder also noted that many players in the tournament tend to prove the feeling more based on the feeling than the data, it means that if the shaft feels right for them, they can pull other levers to the head to make it work for them.
Again, this is something to try, which proves how important it is for every player to fit.
