Nothing is set in stone as far as why someone who swings at the speed you do, couldn’t play a stiff flex shaft. Freddy Couples played a L flex 3 wood for years. You could try a maltby shaft and tip...

I’m glad you have passions about golf and discussing it but shaft torque is the last thing I look at when picking a shaft. I’ve hit shafts, successfully that have 2* and 6* of torque. The weight, balance...

The shafts used to be sold through golfworks but that relationship dissolved. If you want xcaliber (soon to change to AXE) shafts go to their website or message me directly. I can get you great pricing...

The maltby pro series iron shaft could work well. They tend to play a bit stiff to flex, maybe think about soft stepping them or going down a flex, with these. Ke4 tour or KE4 max iron heads could work...

Should be no issues with bending that wedge head.

I’d echo that thought about a 7 wood in the KE4 tour TC.

What’s the goal with the new build? More distance? More shot height? Is she strong enough to get through a full 18 with her current clubs? lighter weight shafts could help her gain some swing speed...

What’s your cleaning process? I always wipe with acetone (on new heads) then use the sanding mandrel after. I’m a believer in doing it in that order, acetone, can leave a film inside the hosel.

Those are a fantastic seat of heads. Traditional lofts, extremely solid feel, plenty forgiving for most players. For $50? If they’re not to beat up they might be a steal???

I wonder if it’s the kickpoint of the shaft that you are liking on your wife’s club? It might be that it has a little bit of waggle/soft tip that makes you slow down and time it better? Britt have...

First thing first, are both clubs the exact same specs (besides the face angle) Same shaft, same lie angle, same length, swing weight? So to hit a pure draw that means the ball starts right of target...

The finish does make these a little tricky to bend. I’m going to assume Golfworks will take care of you. Thoughts I have; Did you have the bending bar up as high as you could get it? When bending...

I like the current adapter that the TC tour uses. Please stay with that type adapter that the cog adjusts instead of removing and rotating the entire shaft. Thanks! Jeff

I’ve played a couple rounds with these now. Compared to my TS2 these launch; higher, longer, and straighter then then the TS2 (or anything I’ve ever hit from Golfworks). I know the lofts are “jacked”...

Britt That’s every industry right now. Construction, manufacturing, even going to the grocery store is a total crapshoot, if items will be in stock, when will they be restocked? Golfworks is doing...

The Pro series does play a bit firm. I’d want to know more about your brothers swing; typical yardages for drives and what iron he hits for a 150 yard shot. if he’s playing stiff flex and struggling...

If you have all the pieces you should be able to epoxy everything back together.

The good thing about graphite shafts is if you need to do any tapering it’s totally possible. The tip thickness on many of these .370 tip shafts allows for that .015 shaving.

It’s been said that Maltby pro series iron shaft and Aldila NV iron shaft are really close. So you could go with the NV 95 if you’re wanting a bit more weight.

It’s no trouble let me know if I can help.