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Ok, my take on the differences between these two shafts is a follows:
Flighted: Long irons have a different kick point to allow for better launch of the ball. Mid irons are the same as regular Rifle and the scoring irons have a more precision type shaft in the for shot-making. Frequency matched.
Regular Rifle: Standard flex throughout the set, frequency matched.
Anyone have any experience with the Flighted shafts? I've hit many Rifle shafts in my life, but not one of them was from the Flighted series.
Any info would be appreciated.
R35
Flighted: Long irons have a different kick point to allow for better launch of the ball. Mid irons are the same as regular Rifle and the scoring irons have a more precision type shaft in the for shot-making. Frequency matched.
Regular Rifle: Standard flex throughout the set, frequency matched.
Anyone have any experience with the Flighted shafts? I've hit many Rifle shafts in my life, but not one of them was from the Flighted series.
Any info would be appreciated.
R35