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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/26/09 8:50:54 AM

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Huh?

No?

http://www.gramanshafts.com/M-Series.html

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/26/09 8:54:29 AM

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Yes.........don't know what's going on with this thread.

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/26/09 8:59:02 AM

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Huh?

Not sure if the huh is for me...but..I didn't mean to imply that you were incorrect...just that the butt numbers you posted above were not taken with a 454g weight. Isn't that correct?

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/26/09 9:09:59 AM

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Here's the best way to take frequency shaft profiles. Basically the same as Dyno explained.

http://www.shaftprofiles.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=1

Until one does this type of research and data.....you can't compare apples to apples. Shot in the dark until you match up players stats. with shaft stats. JMO.

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/26/09 9:15:22 AM

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Here's the best way to take frequency shaft profiles. Basically the same as Dyno explained.

http://www.shaftprofiles.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=1

Until one does this type of research and data.....you can't compare apples to apples. Shot in the dark until you match up players stats. with shaft stats. JMO.

Scott - That link is exactly what my dad is saying.

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/26/09 9:27:02 AM

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Scott - That link is exactly what my dad is saying.

Just reiterating Aaron. Too much misinformation on this site lately.

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/26/09 9:33:19 AM

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Scott - That link is exactly what my dad is saying.

Just reiterating Aaron. Too much misinformation on this site lately.

OK - Didn't want anyone to be confused. Profiling can be confusing enough.

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 01/17/10 7:03:05 AM

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Is the data on various shafts available for anyone to review ?

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 03/07/10 11:02:59 AM

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Is the data on various shafts available for anyone to review ?

yes, anyone can see the data on shaftprofiles.com but I think you have to register on the site and then when you're logged in the link for shaft profile data shows up.

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 08/27/10 8:49:25 AM

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Thanks your shares

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 10/31/11 7:14:49 PM

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Huh?

Not sure if the huh is for me...but..I didn't mean to imply that you were incorrect...just that the butt numbers you posted above were not taken with a 454g weight. Isn't that correct?

VG2 you are exactly right in what you are saying. You are talking about butt frequency and this is taken with a 205g weight. The 41" beam length freq. using a 454g weight should not be labeled with any form of the word "butt". I think maybe this is where the confusion is coming in. Its simply the 41" freq. number, one of the seven data points in the profile. Often, shafts are 46" in raw length, but not always. The butt freq. is not taken with a 454g weight, only the 41" beam length measurement.

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RE: FAQ-How to read/interpret shaft profile data - 10/07/12 9:45:16 AM

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If you're wondering about how to use shaft profile data, you need to go here:

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/729681-taking-the-guesswork-out-of-selecting-shafts-part-1-by-tom-wishon/

then here:

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/736131-wishon-taking-shaft-fitting-from-guessing-to-specifics/

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