As I told you recently I hit the ball so much better using GF 7 and GF shaft in my driver head....I wouldn't mind my whole set having these shafts they certainly help me (now I'm in mid 70's ....age that is not score...those days are long gone)....Yesterday day at the range I was getting ball speeds in mid 90's with GF 7 iron and 123 with GF shaft in driver (which I can't get with my iron shafts and only occassionly with my lightweight ladies driver shaft....
"focus on feel rather than swing mechanics".statement at the end is what I strive for.also you said that have to feel like you are keeping the G force shaft stiff and not bending.so the swing has to coordinate with turning the body to the target.do you have any additional video to study on that aspect?thanks John.
It will bend in transition as you change direction into the downswing which loads the shaft, like fishing and then unloads on impact, feeling like you are doing the whole swing smoothly is the key, so you won't feel it flexing or jerking around too much when you do it correctly. Here is a good video, thanks ruclips.net/video/FB-hmXjZh3M/видео.htmlsi=CnIO_7aQBIsOQHCk
As I told you recently I hit the ball so much better using GF 7 and GF shaft in my driver head....I wouldn't mind my whole set having these shafts they certainly help me (now I'm in mid 70's ....age that is not score...those days are long gone)....Yesterday day at the range I was getting ball speeds in mid 90's with GF 7 iron and 123 with GF shaft in driver (which I can't get with my iron shafts and only occassionly with my lightweight ladies driver shaft....
Most golfers would greatly benefit in distance gains and improved strike with softer shafts 👍
"focus on feel rather than swing mechanics".statement at the end is what I strive for.also you said that have to feel like you are keeping the G force shaft stiff and not bending.so the swing has to coordinate with turning the body to the target.do you have any additional video to study on that aspect?thanks John.
It will bend in transition as you change direction into the downswing which loads the shaft, like fishing and then unloads on impact, feeling like you are doing the whole swing smoothly is the key, so you won't feel it flexing or jerking around too much when you do it correctly. Here is a good video, thanks
ruclips.net/video/FB-hmXjZh3M/видео.htmlsi=CnIO_7aQBIsOQHCk