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ScizzMoney · 05-10-2009, 04:13 PM

The 9 will generally go a bit further if your club head speed warrants a stiff shaft. 90% of golfers I see with a stiff shaft should definately not use it, unless you are carrying the ball 240-280 you don't need a stiffy. That said, the shaft is the most important part when looking to buy a driver.

What is the kick point on your shaft?
What is the shaft torque?

You can have a 9 degree driver with a low kick point and basically sky the ball if it's not right for your swing speed. Or a 10 degree driver with a high kick point and keep the ball low.

05-10-2009, 04:13 PM	#5
ScizzMoney I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: 604 Posts: 2,538 Thanked 1,137 Times in 259 Posts Failed 170 Times in 46 Posts	The 9 will generally go a bit further if your club head speed warrants a stiff shaft. 90% of golfers I see with a stiff shaft should definately not use it, unless you are carrying the ball 240-280 you don't need a stiffy. That said, the shaft is the most important part when looking to buy a driver. What is the kick point on your shaft? What is the shaft torque? You can have a 9 degree driver with a low kick point and basically sky the ball if it's not right for your swing speed. Or a 10 degree driver with a high kick point and keep the ball low. __________________ Scizz's a living legend and I tell you why, everybody wanna be Scizz an Scizz still alive