thanks for the reply. I have a frequency meter and when trimming it would be nice to have actual measurements that yield cpm's rather than guessing in trying to reach a desired frequency. Thanks anyway.
Jeff
Dave Tutelman wrote:
At 06:11 PM 3/3/03 -0500, Jeff Stephens wrote:
Is there a standard for tip trimming that yields a standard cpm increase? For example, would trimming 5/8" yield 4 cpms higher?
No there isn't. Sorry. It would have been nice.
Most steel and some graphite shafts recommend 1/2" trim, and that usually gives about 4.3cpm per club. But there are so many exceptions that you really should look up the tip-trim instructions for each shaft. Better yet, make your own sensitivity charts using your frequency meter.
Good luck! DaveT
