There are five differing types of flex golf clubs
On October 26, 2009 in Sports
Left handed golf clubs are actually made differently than those made for right handed players. Making a left handed golf club is about more than just moving the shaft to the other side of the head. The entire club should be made in the mirror image of a right handed club. All of the parts of a left handed golf club need to be specially engineered and made. Left handed golf clubs constructed for girls and youngsters are even more specialized. You can find left handed golf clubs in both sets and separate pieces to fit your wants.
Those who are left handed know that largely this is a right handed world. Given that the population is made of only eight to 15 percent left handed folk it can be tough to obtain stuff that fit comfortably. This is the reason why it’s so great that left handed golf clubs are offered. The number 1 manufacturers of right handed golf clubs have at last noticed that the market for left handed golfing clubs is large enough to make an investment in. The market is not just made of up folk who are exclusively left handed. Some folk are left handed for some things and not for others. There are some widely known professional golfers who golf from the left but are right handed in the other things they do.
When purchasing left handed golf club sets one thing it is important to have a look at is flex. The flex is the capacity of the shaft to bend as it makes connection with the ball. The flex will have a massive effect on the distance and accuracy as the ball travels. There are 5 different types of flex : regular, women, senior, stiff, and x-stiff. Make sure to find out which type of flex is right for you before you invest is a left handed golfing club set.