Having profiled these shafts, I have found just the opposite for bend
point. They are more tip flexible than TT's (except for Release) and
Rifles. If you have a fairly high club head speed, a strong or choppy
down swing, these may not be the shaft for you. They tend to be a few
grams heavier than Rifles and will typically exhibit more residual bend
which can show up as a strong bend plane. I have built about 3 sets and
several utility clubs with them and overall, I have found them to be
excellent. I play Rifles and have a Harrison in my 3 iron because of the
extra tip flex which gets the ball up off the deck. The extra couple of
grams isn't noticeable. Overall I would say that they are good bang for
the buck.
Best,
CB
At 02:45 PM 1/23/2004 -0500, you wrote:
yes , they are heavy
like steel ' dynalite gold' ,have high bend point, control spin
well.
ray
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- From: John Payne
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- Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 11:02 AM
- Subject: ShopTalk: Harrison Professional Shafts
- Has anyone used any of these iron shafts? Any comments appreciated.
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- John
