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How consistent are the club flexes throughout your bag?

SuperStroke
All my clubs are X flex. Wedges are S200
 
Browndog said:
You my friend are anything but Regular across the board.

More like pretty damn special kind of awesome!
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I really, really want to eye-roll this response LOL.

My golf clubs might be regular, but I'm anything but I guess 🤷‍♂️
 
Tour XStiff in my driver and fairways. XStiff in my irons, wedges and putter.
 
All woods and hybrids in stiff. Irons X flex and wedges X flex tipped 3/8”.
 
My bag is a mix of S, X & TX. I did have a realization over the summer all of the clubs I really like are the S so I built an iron set with S shafts in the fall to see if it remains true.
 
All stiff!
 
Regular on everything except my mini driver. I found a great deal on a used TM 300 in stiff awhile ago, and being a mini ho, I couldn't pass it up. It honestly feels fine.
 
Everything is stiff minus my 3 wood which is regular. I have tried going to a stiff in my 3 wood but I have gotten so used to busing a regular it doesn’t work with stiff.


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Regular across entire bag.
 
I was TX in everything and I am now S in everything.
 
R driver, S for everything else currently. A new driver or driver shaft swap to S may by in my future after seeing my dispersion tighten up using a rental set with a S driver on vacation.
 
Stiff throughout the whole bag. I guess technically a couple are 6.0 but that's stiff.
 
Regular flex through the bag…
 
All stiff or X-stiff. If you look at the EI curves on that pay shaft review site they are all right around the same value.
 
Regular in Driver, FW
KBS 65 PGH Senior in hybrids
KBS PGI 60 but I'm not sure if Reg or A/ Senior since KBS and Callaway differ, or did when I bought them. The play a little crisp/firm for señor, compared to MMT 60 A
SW & LW are Recoil Wedge Proto 115 F3.
 
Since there is no industry standard for those shaft flex letterings, having the same letters doesn’t mean they are consistent. Unless your shafts are all from the same manufacturer, you can’t even say they are consistent within a defined range of flexibility.

Further, the amount of dynamic flex you are going to get will vary by club head and shaft weight, shaft length, materials used and other factors.
 
Typically I'm XStiff at the top and stiff in irons and down. Currently all XStiff though.
 
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