Iron Senior Flex
Would I benefit with a flexible shaft that my golf clubs?
I have 45 years, and very strong in the gym, but this force does not seem translate very well to the golf course. If I drive the ball 200 yards, is almost a miracle, even in a relatively simple drive (if you hit the ball "and" I have a faint light). Would I benefit with a flexible shaft in my driver's executive to leave additional space? I have always one or two clubs to get the ball into the same place as other golfers. For example, I hit a 6 iron or a 5-iron to reach 150 meters.
brute force does not always translate into success. You need to generate a head speed reasonable to send the ball farther, and it relies on many different muscle groups, and a good swing and coordinated. If you have access to a site with control plants (either in a golf shop and driving range) and watch your swing and analyzed by an experienced professional can advise whether they need to change something in the way you swing, or if you need a high-flex shaft.
Flex Wheeler interviews Desmond Miller – 2006 Nationals Over
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