Should you use longer shafts in your golf clubs?



Should you use longer shafts in your golf clubs?

Most players consider using longer shafts in their clubs at some time or another, believing that longer shafts equal more distance, although that isn’t necessarily true. There are two ways to lengthen your shafts.

How long should my golf clubs be?

Here you’ll find the standard recommended measurements for golf clubs based on height: Six feet, six inches and taller-add two inches to the standard length of the club Six feet, five inches-add one and a half inches to the standard length of the club Six feet, three inches to six feet, five inches-add one inch to the standard length of the club

Do longer golf clubs give you better distance?

The length of the club can improve or hinder the distance on your swing. Basically, a longer club can provide better distance. There are a couple of ways to measure your new clubs for length, either the dynamic or static fit.

Does lengthening a golf club make it harder to hit the ball?

Lengthening a club gives you a longer swing and, potentially, a faster swing speed. The increased speed will translate into more distance if you hit the ball squarely. But the added weight may cost you some control and make it more difficult to hit the club’s sweet spot. Longer shafts also become more flexible.