I received the wedges that you built for me with the Accra 90 Wedge shafts in them. Having chipped with them and swung them a bit, I will say that I really like the feel of them. They almost have the feel of a steel shaft. The ball feels good coming off of the clubface and does what you expect it to do. The weight of the club head on the end of the shaft feels right as well. Most graphite shafts that I've tried just don't feel right or perform as expected. I think this one will be different. I'll let you know more as I actually take them to the range and on the course for play. Thank you for a great build!
Like the view of the numbers - nice and geeky. Curious about taking standard deviation into your consideration though? Seems they are all comparable (though like the swing xonformity of the 115). Has aways seemsed to me that one should have 80 to 100 swings or so (standard warm up and and getting into the back nine for swing count) to be able to appropriately test any type of club.
From a math point of view about 30 would do it with removing the plus or minus sigma. However that is why I went around a second time for 3 more balls then removed 3 of the shortest without regard to the consistency to gain another parameter where one cold find length and accuracy. Would more be better probably, but to get the gist of the shaft 8 -10 is more than enough.
When you weight these shafts while doing a build, how close in tolerance are they to their stated weights? How close are they in tolerance to their stated flex? And now the question that we all really want to know...How do they feel when swinging and hitting balls with them?
The weights were very close to the stated weights. The flex is subject to the build, they have an 8” tip section so flex matching can go down or up a flex imo. However i cut them for down the middle flexes so the 95 low s 105 high s 115 x and so on. They hit very well. Better than the KBS TGI in feel , noticeably different then the pig or iseries models
