bdcrowe
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- Aug 30, 2004
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SiberianDVM said:You, on the other hand, are doomed.
:horse:
Priceless....
Sib... If you decide to reshaft, go get on a launch monitor and get fitted for a shaft. They will look at launch angle, spin rates, etc... and turn it into an exact science, as opposed to a pay-and-pray ordeal.
With that said, hold off on doing it. Hit your driver and get used to it. Your current shaft may be just fine, despite someone else saying it was crap (for them, knowhattimean?). I can't tell you how many times I've had a club I struggle with, blamed everything from shaft to full moon, and 95% of the time, I find a glitch in my swing that cures it. Seriously. It is almost always the indian and not the arrow.
I am amazed at some people who buy driver, reshaft, reshaft, reshaft, buy driver, reshaft, reshaft... etc... Even if I had that kind of cash, I'd find better uses. Range balls are cheap. Lessons come in packages. It's better $$$ spent in the longrun.
Good luck.