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A more traditional frequency measurement is also done to measure every shaft at its finished length. This frequency test is performed by placing the shaft in the clamp at the appropriate length and then cycling the shaft. Once the cycle has been measured we twist the shaft 90 degrees and repeat to test the shaft's ability to repeat the performance on a second axis.




Finally the flex of the shaft is measured not only so that clubs from different manufacturers can be compared on a single scale http://www.cheapnbajerseyswarriors.com/willie-green-jersey/ , but so that precisely where the shaft is stiff can be determined. For instance, a "stiff" shaft may have a less stiff section in the middle. It will play similar to other stiff shafts, but it is more tip and butt stiff, which may suit some players perfectly. But how do you know whether that golfer is you? Figuring out the qualities of the club is only half the answer. The other half of the answer is to figure out the qualities of the golfer.




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You can find the right club for you -- it's just a matter of how much time, bother, and expense you want to invest in the process.



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