difference between seniors and ladies flex?

[halifax_golfer]

still looking for irons for my GF, and I got to try out a set of cleveland TA5's today, and I thought they were wickid.. anyways, there is no womens sets of cleveland on ebay, but what would be the difference in swing speed for a senior mens shaft.. Andrea is 5"10, so mabye a bit taller then the avg woman, So I think the lentgh of the clubs would be fine.. She hits her ladies ERC Fusion 11" just under 200, mabye 210 I guess... she's pretty good though in my eyes. ..

looking forward to a few opinions.

[Loop]

Usually, ladies shafts are more flex than senior, and the club's swingweight is lighter.
But the difference in flex is dismal...

[halifax_golfer]

what about uniflex?.

[GregInOz]

If she's hitting it out near 200 with the big dog, senior flex could be pretty right for her. Don't bother with uniflex, its a misnomer. Uniflex is generally a mens firm which is not what you're looking for at all.

[halifax_golfer]

Thanks.... I almost won a set of Cleveland TA5 Graphite Senior for her for $125US... but my damn internet connection wasn't working well enough at the time.... I didn't have time to place my bid... I guess patience is gona be important to get a good set for her, either way they wont be here in time for our annual game back in PEI with my Dad.

Chris..

[Rockford35]

Originally Posted by halifax_golfer

what about uniflex?.

Uniflex is a shaft for all swing speeds. It adapts to the slower speeds to give better trajectory and distance and at higher swing speeds, it buckles down and plays like a stiff. Pretty cool, actually.

Callaway has them in their steel shafted fairway woods and I can hit them just as well as my Dad who hits his drives 200 on a good day.

R35