Graman UL640

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lgskywalker37 · #1 (**permalink**) 05-17-2006, 02:07 AM

has anyone ever tried this shaft? it is (55g) extrememly light and low torque (3* at 48"). i can't sem to find any review on this shaft online other that its standout limey color.

i am trying to compare that and the grafalloy blue which is also very light a 62g at 46" and 2.8*. ( i am guessing about 65g at 48" with a 3.1* torque). does my math seem correct on that? it is about 10g heavier than the graman, both cost about the same. but grafalloy blue comes in x-stiff where limey only comes stiff. i hear real good reviews on this shaft. my SS is 120ish.

any advise is apreciated

Adzy2106 · #2 (**permalink**) 05-17-2006, 05:26 AM

Why do you need a 48" shaft? Are you in a long driving competition? Unless your like 6' 5" or taller you don't need that long of a shaft.

lgskywalker37 · #3 (**permalink**) 05-17-2006, 03:19 PM

i am not in any competitions (LD comps usually use 50" anyways) i jsut have horrible distances on my irons and i can hit my driver very acurate so i might as well take advantage of my accuaracy and get all the distance i can with a 48"

and i am 6'1"

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