Inputs
- Driver or iron selection
- Swing speed or ball speed
- Tempo and transition
- Launch, spin, and flight
- Current shaft and preferred feel
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AI Shaft Fitting
Find a shaft flex, weight, and profile direction that works with your club, speed, delivery, and ball flight.
A practical starting point
Fit from the information you have.
A shaft fitting starts with the club being fitted and the swing information you can provide. Driver and iron shafts are considered in their own context rather than treated as interchangeable.
Fitting outputs
- Shaft material and profile direction
- Flex and weight range
- Length and swing-weight context
- Stock shaft matches
- Aftermarket shaft alternatives
Your result can distinguish a stock shaft that fits the recommended profile from an aftermarket shaft option. Aftermarket does not automatically mean better; the useful choice is the one that fits your swing and build.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does an AI shaft fitting use?
It uses the club being fitted plus available speed, tempo, transition, launch, spin, ball flight, current shaft, and feel preferences.
Will it recommend shaft flex and weight?
Yes. The result can provide flex, weight, material, profile, length, and swing-weight context based on your inputs.
Is an aftermarket shaft always better?
No. A suitable stock shaft may fit the recommended profile. Aftermarket options are alternatives, not an automatic upgrade.
Can the same shaft guidance be used for drivers and irons?
No. Driver and iron shaft recommendations are considered in the context of the selected club and its build.