Steel or Graphite Golfers with a swing speed of 90 miles per hour looking for added stability and a lower trajectory will play a heavier steel shaft. If a golfer wants to launch the ball higher and feel added whip in the shaft, graphite usually is the best option.
Q. What swing speed determines shaft flex?
Regular and Stiff Flex Shaft Players with swing speeds between 85-90 mph (typical of beginning male amateurs and many senior players) will tend to select a club with a regular flex shaft. The middle ground between regular and stiff lies generally in the range of 90-95 mph swing speeds.
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Q. Does shaft flex affect swing speed?
The weight of your shaft can have obvious effects like clubhead speed (usually the lighter the shaft the faster you can swing it), but it can also have an effect on something called torque. Torque is how much a shaft resists twisting during the golf swing.
Q. What is average swing speed for driver?
about 93 mph
Q. What is the best driver for slow swing speed?
6 Best Drivers For Slow Swing Speed in 2021
- Cobra F-Max Airspeed Driver (Best Driver for Slow Swing Speed)
- Callaway Rogue Driver (Runner Up 1)
- Cleveland HB Turbo Launcher Driver (Runner Up 2)
- Callaway Epic Flash Star (Best Premium Driver for Slow Swing Speed)
- Callaway Mavrik Max (Best Driver for 90 MPH Swing Speed)
Q. What is the best driver for a 85 mph swing speed?
Best Driver For 85 MPH Swing Speed (Reviews)
| Name | Feature | Our Rating |
|---|---|---|
| TaylorMade M6 Driver | Twist face, hammerhead 2.0, aerodynamic carbon sole design, speed injected | 4.9 star |
| Srixon Z 585 Driver | Strong, lighter, and faster face, lightweight carbon crown, Glued hosel for reduced slices, added distance & more forgiveness | 4.7 star |
Q. Is 85 mph a good swing speed?
Anything between 55 and 70 will be a good choice for your swing speed. 85-95 mph swing speed is fast enough to put a decent move on the ball so medium compression golf balls are an excellent choice.
Q. Is 80 mph a slow swing speed?
Though a swing speed of 80 mph is on the low end, you can still maximize your distance and lower your scores by choosing the correct equipment. There are several club characteristics you should look for in order to get the most out of your swing speed.
