iron shaft in hybrid?

i got a spare iron shaft cos my mizuno only comes in 4-P whereas the PX shafts i purchased includes the 3 iron.

is it a good idea to re-shaft my hybrid with this shaft? was thinking it would give more consistent feel throughout the set since the irons are using the same shaft.

or does hybrid shaft need to be specially designed for hybrid?

thanks!

Guy

120g shaft on hybrid, strong man!

I use iron shaft for my hybrids. dam power and never regretted. Go to BFG for crossfire and feel the power. haha

Yup I know they have steel shaft for hybrid but does it need to be a hybrid shaft? I can't just use the one from my 3 iron?

Duffy: I thought if 4 iron use that shaft means 4 hybrid also same shaft. Guess I'm wrong

Hybrid suppose to make the game easier by allow u to hit easier. If nspro or something at that weight range, maybe can but 120 abit too much.

Mine only 115 but not much diff I guess

Hope for DGMAN to pop in here and offer his valued input!!!

Or maybe I'll just pop by tomorrow

we have a pretty good hybrid shaft thats about 100g and its great for hybrid. you can of course use your PX but the CXF in stiff is a pretty good shaft that suits a lower lofted hybrid.

cheers....DGman

DGman wrote:

we have a pretty good hybrid shaft thats about 100g and its great for hybrid. you can of course use your PX but the CXF in stiff is a pretty good shaft that suits a lower lofted hybrid.

cheers....DGman

Thanks for input. It's for a 5 hybrid and px 5.0 flighted.

Will pop in tomorrow to fit.

if its for a 5 hybrid, best use the PX...see u tom....

Used a Monaco in my original TM Burner 2 hybrid. I used to have high-launch, high-spin issues and the combo was perfect! After a swing change, now I have problem launching the ball and stopping it on the green.

I use a TM Dual 5 Rescue with stock shaft..........feel is great........just imagine you are hitting an iron!

AJTAURUS wrote:

I use a TM Dual 5 Rescue with stock shaft..........feel is great........just imagine you are hitting an iron!

Sorry..., stock "steel" shaft.