The shaft of women’s clubs, in addition to being shorter, are more flexible.
Reason: a woman has a slower clubhead speed, so she gets some ‘assistance’ from a more flexible shaft that gives the ball a little more help.
Men’s clubs are stiffer, because the additional clubhead speed against a women’s club would cause it to flex too much and cause them to be ‘late’. Also, the more flexible shafts could be broken more easily by the harder/faster swings.
We could feel the difference — I put my driver (1-wood) and his on the table side by side — and pushed down on the center of the shaf, my ladies clubs definitely flexed more.
Juniors are the softest, womens, seniors, mens, and then extra-stiff professional level.
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For the most part, the length of the shaft and club head size for the woods are larger on men’s clubs…
The person swinging them.
its just a matter of size…the club shaft langth and the club head size…but i will tell you what, early this seaon i wanted to make a shift from my graphite irons to steel shafted irons…so i started using my fiance’s irons…
what i found was that the clubs are exactly the same its just that size factor,…so it translates to..a womans 3 iron is like a mens 5(yes slightly different angle), but comparatively thats the length of the hits i was getting…
Women’sclubs are shorter, lighter, and the shafts are more felixible with a lower kick point.
womens is generally lighter, and easier to hit while mens are heavier
Womens clubs tend to be lighter usually Graphite shafts making the club lighter and giving you a better edge on the course. Usually women grips tend to be larger and easier to grip, Also women clubs are usually 2 inches shorter then most mens clubs.
womens golf club is for women and men’s golf club is for men….i guess….
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