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Date Posted: 05:52:10 11/22/22 Tue
Author: Jose
Subject: Shaft Flex Question

Hello,

I'm the very happy owner of a full set of Blackstone Irons along with One Iron 3 and 5 woods. The clubs perform as advertised. As a simple matter of curiosity, would the proprietary shafts be considered 'regular' or 'stiff' flex if they were to be marketed as such under a traditional moniker?
Many thanks...

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[> Re: Shaft Flex Question -- David Lake, 08:54:49 11/22/22 Tue

Jose,

There is no flex rating for our shafts. The design of our golf shafts in combination with our proprietary Shaft Optimization Process produces a perfectly balanced golf club (all other brands use stock shafts with no balance criteria whatsoever). Once this perfect balance is achieved the concept of shaft flex disappears and the golf club will perform at its peak performance level regardless of swing speed or strength. Our golf clubs are played by professional golfers and long-drive champions with extremely high swing speeds and played by senior men and senior women golfers with very low swing speeds. In either case the golfer will realize their ultimate ball striking potential. In 25 years we have never had a comment that our shafts felt either weak or strong.

David Lake

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