sompare these two shafts

["Richard"]

http://www.accragolf.com/scseries.html

SC65 M3 tipped to 5.3 (dont' know what this means)

OR

http://www.golfworks.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_TT0016W

Geoffs bimatrix stiff...

So, how will the weight of the shaft effect the shot? I don't know what the rst of the numbers mean.

The SC65 M3 tipped to 5.3 was recommened by a pro fitter and cant find it so looking for something similar.

["Richard"]

oh yeah... please and thank you

[Hacker]

oh yeah... please and thank you

OK, this is just a BLANTANT attempt at running up the post count!!

Foul, Foul I say!!!

[jvincent]

SC65 M3 tipped to 5.3 (dont' know what this means)

That means that the stiffness (measured CPM) is the equivalent of 5.3 on the Rifle scale.

["Richard"]

OK, this is just a BLANTANT attempt at running up the post count!!

Foul, Foul I say!!!

["Richard"]

That means that the stiffness (measured CPM) is the equivalent of 5.3 on the Rifle scale.

[jvincent]

See the attached spreadsheet for the frequencies of the various Rifle designations. Rifle uses numbers instead of R/S/X.

The standard numbers are 4.5, 5.0, 5.5, etc. but using your math skills you can see how it's easy to get to 5.3.

["Richard"]

no problem but what is the difference between these two shafts? Can I buy geoffs shaft for my friend instead of the one that was recommended to him? can't find it anywhere checking spread sheet now

[jvincent]

I was just answering the "what is 5.3" part of the question.

As noted in the various "Is this shaft right for me?" threads, a single number, can't really be used to determine if the shaft is a good fit or not.

[Chieflongtee]

Who is Sompare. I know Mpare but never heard of Som.

["Richard"]

his chinese 1/2 brother