If I were to buy a set of .370 shafts, what would the chances the set were frequency matched in total?
Wouldn’t someone need to have a huge inventory or access to such to make sure the whole set came in numerically with a material difference or tolerance?
We do not custom build frequency matched sets. We can of course, but can not take the time to go through all you have to go through to do it. That being said, and like I have said before, it the parts are within tolerance and the progressions are what they should be in the head weights, trimming, club lengths etc., the set will be consistent as it should be in it’s frequency progression. We are very meticulous about building to proper lengths, swing weights etc. within the normal acceptable tolerances. When that is done, the frequency matching part usually takes care of itself. It does somewhat depend on the shaft and how it’s trimmed, is it parallel or taper tip…all things that can affect how the set would come out in the frequency numbers.
Britt Lindsey
OP, I’ve done about 7 CPM matched sets of clubs. All I can say is Jim Yachinich was right, if I charge a by the hour for a Frequency matched set they’d run you about $1500.00 just for that.
Don’t waste your time, watch 1 of the many Tour truck videos on YT. Tour Pros aren’t Flo’n, Frequency matching, Logo up for advertising and let them fly.