http://www.golfswingtrainerbeginning.com/Golf-Swing-Trainer/choose-golf-club/how-many-strokes-per-18-would-having-the-wrong-shaft-for-your-golf-club-cause-you-to-loose/ Golf Tips for Beginner Video and Answer for Golf tip Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:01:59 +0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.golfswingtrainerbeginning.com/Golf-Swing-Trainer/choose-golf-club/how-many-strokes-per-18-would-having-the-wrong-shaft-for-your-golf-club-cause-you-to-loose/comment-page-1/#comment-14504 Free Wordpress Autoposter Plugins Mon, 06 Jul 2009 00:44:49 +0000 http://www.golfswingtrainerbeginning.com/Golf-Swing-Trainer/choose-golf-club/how-many-strokes-per-18-would-having-the-wrong-shaft-for-your-golf-club-cause-you-to-loose/#comment-14504 This wouldn't really cause you to lose strokes as long as your are reaching the green within GIR. 95 mile per hour swing doesn't really rate a stiff shaft, you might go for a standard flex. This wouldn’t really cause you to lose strokes as long as your are reaching the green within GIR.
95 mile per hour swing doesn’t really rate a stiff shaft, you might go for a standard flex.

]]> http://www.golfswingtrainerbeginning.com/Golf-Swing-Trainer/choose-golf-club/how-many-strokes-per-18-would-having-the-wrong-shaft-for-your-golf-club-cause-you-to-loose/comment-page-1/#comment-14503 googie Mon, 06 Jul 2009 00:34:30 +0000 http://www.golfswingtrainerbeginning.com/Golf-Swing-Trainer/choose-golf-club/how-many-strokes-per-18-would-having-the-wrong-shaft-for-your-golf-club-cause-you-to-loose/#comment-14503 A good mechanic never blames the tools for bad results.You adjust to a more flexible shaft and still get the desired results. As for the proper shafts for your 95mph see your local pro or club fitter. He should be able to fit you with the proper shafts which will most likely be regular flex. A good mechanic never blames the tools for bad results.You adjust to a more flexible shaft and still get the desired results. As for the proper shafts for your 95mph see your local pro or club fitter. He should be able to fit you with the proper shafts which will most likely be regular flex.

]]> http://www.golfswingtrainerbeginning.com/Golf-Swing-Trainer/choose-golf-club/how-many-strokes-per-18-would-having-the-wrong-shaft-for-your-golf-club-cause-you-to-loose/comment-page-1/#comment-14502 Dylan Sun, 05 Jul 2009 21:14:02 +0000 http://www.golfswingtrainerbeginning.com/Golf-Swing-Trainer/choose-golf-club/how-many-strokes-per-18-would-having-the-wrong-shaft-for-your-golf-club-cause-you-to-loose/#comment-14502 I depends. On any given shot at any given moment the shaft that is too light for your swing speed can affect the ball differently. I really wouldn't say that the shaft would take off strokes, but the shaft would add a good amount of distance to your drives. For a 95 swing speed, Go with a regular shaft with a 65 gram weight. That should do the trick. Hope I helped. I depends. On any given shot at any given moment the shaft that is too light for your swing speed can affect the ball differently. I really wouldn’t say that the shaft would take off strokes, but the shaft would add a good amount of distance to your drives. For a 95 swing speed, Go with a regular shaft with a 65 gram weight. That should do the trick. Hope I helped.

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