If you were building a club for yourself what would you do?

[sillywilly]

I'd love to hear from all the club builders here

freq matching? pured shafts? swing weight matching? MOI matching? how much of a difference does this stuff really make?

maybe someone can dumb down exactly what each of these are (for indio) and how they would make a difference

[Indio]

maybe someone can dumb down exactly what each of these are (for indio) and how they would make a difference

I will wait for you to interpret for me since you do an amazing job of dumbing down your communications in here

[sillywilly]

I will wait for you to interpret for me since you do an amazing job of dumbing down your communications in here

i do it for you my friend :0

[danscustom]

I'd love to hear from all the club builders here

freq matching? pured shafts? swing weight matching? MOI matching? how much of a difference does this stuff really make?

maybe someone can dumb down exactly what each of these are (for indio) and how they would make a difference

Each is really about tightening the tolerances on the set. Without correct Freq. the set will have different flexes - club to club, going stiffer and softer in random order.
Puring or spine aligning simply makes every shaft perform similar to the next in osolation - straight down the target line is best.
SW or MOI -- old vs the new, - Both benefit from being applied to a True Length Technology set. A SW matched set does not feel the same whereas a MOI set will. MOI is progressive swing weights

[sillywilly]

what is better, sw or MOI

[danscustom]

what is better, sw or MOI

I tend to lean towards MOI as I do like consistency in feel. As the sw goes up and the length goes down, the progressive swing weights do tend to feel better.

[BC MIST]

I tend to lean towards MOI as I do like consistency in feel. As the sw goes up and the length goes down, the progressive swing weights do tend to feel better.

I'll second that devotion. The consistency in swing feel is certainly confidence building.