Deg Reg Flex
you have the right to flex?
I have 38 and I started taking courses. I am currently in the shot low to mid-120's. In a demonstration day Callaway last week, I had my swing and measures: launch angle: 9.7 the turnover rate: about 2900 Rotational Speed: Take 92 W / driver: 225 Total of dist.: 250 I know that these figures correspond to a reg flex, but I noticed more and more with the right flex rigid. Is this normal? Drivers were tested 10 degree edge Diablo and 10.5 ° iz-FT
Hey, I'm for you – Golf took last year for the first time (@ 27). My short game is not great, but I'm very very long off the tee, averaging 320 to 330 + constant (6 / 10 still on the street). Probably not as accurate as the Callaway demo day, but GolfTown and Nevada Bobs, my swing speed was an average of 116 and 118 golftown @ @ bob Nevada. I was told that based on my swing speed, rigid flex w / 9.5 degrees is recommended. Nike SQ Dymo ² I used (a little on screen) and I loved it. I will probably accelerate and buy this week. Adam Golf I currently defined and driver A30S is reg flex. I said all swing speeds over 100 countries have rigid flex, Flex and avoids reg actually causes me the ball flight too high. Despite being 92, if found with the same problem I had with the high ball trajectory, you lose too much distance, flex and rigid can be the right choice. Depending on your budget, also Call the clubs where you can adjust degree angle and get a number of different plans with the same club. My fav is Nike, which I hope to buy the weekend. Regards Mike
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