What is the difference between S200 and S300 shafts?
What is the difference between S200 and S300 shafts?
The S200 has a low launch angle and the S300 has a high launch angle. The main difference between these launch angles is that one is going to get you more height and the other is going to get you more distance.
How much does a S400 wedge shaft weight?
The S400 shaft model weighs approximately 132-grams and is stiff flex. The X100 version is 130-grams, extra-stiff. Both models feature a high kick point for low launch and low spin.
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SPECIFICATIONS
| Flex | Weight (g) | Tip Dia. |
|---|---|---|
| S300 | 115 | .355″ |
What is the difference between S300 and s400 shafts?
The s400 is meant to be slightly stiffer, but the difference is tough to pick up on. A golfer may notice that the s300 has a somewhat softer feel than s400. One crucial factor to note is that shafts are often weight sorted, but sometimes not precisely.
What is the difference between s400 and X100?
One similarity between both of these shafts is in their stiffness. Stiffness is basically the amount of bend that a golf shaft has when being swung. Both the S400 and X100 have extra stiff shafts….
| S400 | X100 | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 130g | 121g |
| Flex | Extra Stiff | Extra Stiff |
| Length | 41.00” | 45.00” |
| Launch | Low | Low |
Should wedge shafts be heavier?
Golfers who like to make half swings and pitch shots with their wedges generally use a heavier wedge shaft to add clubface and swing path consistency. Golfers who make full swings with their wedges and want faster clubhead speed generally play with club shafts similar in weight to their iron set.
Should wedge shafts be the same as irons?
Clubfitters recommend golfers have the same shafts in their wedges and irons. Different shaft flexes & weights can lead to loss of distance, greater shot dispersion and different ball flight than expected. Better players can however select softer flex shafts for high lofted wedges for more control.
Does a heavier shaft increase distance?
Heavy shafts tend to produce more distance, accuracy, and lower ball trajectory for a golfer with faster swing speeds.
Does a lighter shaft increase distance?
Using a lighter shaft allows more weight to be placed in the clubhead through adjustable weights, hotmelt, etc. without increasing the total weight of the club. This “redistribution” of shaft weight into the clubhead can be one of the last tweaks in a fitting that unlocks more distance off the tee.
