Which shaft?

DGman wrote:

fitting can be a science but most of the time it is an art. coaxing good performance in a control environment is easy but when the golfer is on his own on the course. he needs to know why he is succeeding or failing. hence the job is not done when one if fitted, the golfer needs to understand why he failed and how to get it right every time.

sometimes you have to lose control to gain control, take one step back so that you can take 3 steps forward. so when you are fitted with the right shaft, you may feel uneasy at first but your biomechanics movement will never lie...but its often ignore because golfers are too caught up with finding the "feel".

hope it helps........DGman

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I prefer cha cha..

hi hi all,
honestly, is not easy to play a low trajectory on most iron, a Mid trajectory is more likely to happen.
Firstly, do check your loft angle first, get abit stronger to get it lower.
Secondly, get ur flex just abit stiffer but not heavier.
Thirdly, trap the ball more instead of scooping.

Do see ur Golf pro for advise.

There is a new Project X shaft call PXI = about 100g to 105 g
comes in 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0.
Pretty good shaft that can keep ur trajectory down.
Hope this help.

Thanks mates