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| Regular shaft driver spraying right guys, been trying the new Titleist D1 with a regular shaft 67 gram factory fitted shaft and my ball flight is changed to a fade. My older club is a stfff 45 gram Cobra 440Sz (sadly now non conforming) and it was like mostly draw and about 20m longer. it was also about half inch shorter. I thought a regular shaft would make my ball draw more? try as i might I cant get the Titleist to draw naturally! funny thing is that I would never miss the fairway if I carried both for a round of golf..... any idea why the REG shaft behaves this way? i would like to understand more before I go spend some money on a after-market shaft. Thanks Guys!!
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| Re: Regular shaft driver spraying right It sounds to me like you're overpowering the shaft. Although, conventional wisdom says that because you're slicing, the shaft is too stiff for you ![]() Move to a stiffer shaft. A couple of quick rules: 1) If you're killing the demo club on the range, BUY THE CLUB IN YOUR HANDS. 2) Always consider an aftermarket shaft. You really can't trust the flex designation on the OEM shaft. |