At 12:51 PM 7/5/2007, Jeremy Ingle wrote:
Iron heads reweighted to #4 248.1 gms
#5 256.1
#6 264.1
#7 272.1
#8 280.1
#9 288.1
Sounds like your goal is an MOI match rather than a swingweight match.
shafts freqs 5'' butt clamp 205 gm wt
#4 309 cpm
#5 308
#6 307
#7 304
#8 303
#9 298
First of all, I'd reassign them in the reverse order. Make the most
flexible shaft go in the longest iron, not the shortest.
Do you own a frequency meter?
If so, trim to give the slope that you want.
If not, do you own some other flex-measuring device, like an NF4 or FlexMaster?
If so, use it as you normally would.
If not...
(1) Do the assignment as I said above: most flexible shaft in the
longest iron and so forth.
(2) Use the manufacturer's tip trim recommendation (usually 1/2" per
club). That should give a reasonable slope, even if not perfect.
The assignment process (#1) assures a much more uniform result for a
cut-and-glue trim job (#2) that if you do cut-and-glue on randomly
assigned shafts.
Cheers!
DaveT
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