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killzzs
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Mar 17 2013 09:55pm
I understand that no serious golfer would use a universal adjustable club, but I don't really understand why. There's the link below of a 33 in 1 club that changes the lofts, but could someone explain why a club like this is garbage
Shitty materials? Weight of head isn't adjustable?
http://www.hammacher.com/Product/81021?promo=Sports-Leisure-Sports&catid=229
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Mar 17 2013 10:04pm
Length of the shaft plays a factor in distance and control. This club doesn't have that option
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Mar 17 2013 10:15pm
Quote (MisterFurious @ Mar 17 2013 09:04pm)
Length of the shaft plays a factor in distance and control. This club doesn't have that option
Oh alright, do different length shafts tend to have different stiffness's as well?
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Mar 18 2013 12:18am
What the fuck is that monstrosity?
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Mar 18 2013 09:59am
Quote (killzzs @ Mar 17 2013 09:15pm)
Oh alright, do different length shafts tend to have different stiffness's as well?
No length doesn't determine stiffness, shafts do come in different flexes though
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Mar 18 2013 10:02am
Oh and the main reason you wouldn't want one of those clubs is because it's against the rules of the usga and r&a. Any clubs playing chararacteristics cannot be altered during the round
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Mar 18 2013 10:04am
Quote (MisterFurious @ Mar 18 2013 03:59pm)
No length doesn't determine stiffness, shafts do come in different flexes though
Shortened shafts however do get slightly stiffer
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Mar 18 2013 11:33am
Quote (NoVaPrOsPeC @ Mar 18 2013 09:04am)
Shortened shafts however do get slightly stiffer
This is true if you take a shaft and shorten it, but a manufactured shaft can be any flex
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