Gerry:
E-mail Chuck he has what your looking for
ChuckSilcoJr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
When you post frequency numbers it helps to list the beam length in
order to compare I assume you are talking about iron shafts at 36" and
a weight of 255g
Don Johnson
skismith wrote:
Can anyone help me with understanding frequencys on raw shafts or
point me to a source with generally accepted standards for the
different flexes?
I recently purchased a Golfsmith frequency meter and started playing
with it using a few different shafts.
I first put in a Harrison Tour Classic 2 listed as a/r flex @ 290cpm.
First few tests were about 285, then clamped it a bit more and get
291, so assumed the meter is working as well as it can.
Have since tested two sets: first a set of Tommy Armour branded shafts
by UST that have an "L" under the UST logo. I get from 285 to 298 (raw
shafts with 249 gm weight)
Second set: Comp 3 set by UST listed as "mid-firm". I get 304 to 313
with most at 307 to 310.
My questions are these:
Do these frequencys seem to be correct?
and is there somewhere where I can find a chart of what frequency
ranges are generally accepted as L/A/R/S/XS etc?
I'm aware that the ranges will differ from mfg. to mfg., but I'm sure
someone has worked with enough different shafts to come up with a chart.
TIA
Gerry
