I bought an mg4 60.07 and had it bent to 59.06. So bending it stronger reduces bounce and the opposite for bending it weaker. Keep that in mind when you purchase.
Flex isn't important in wedge shafts, weight is. You want the wedge shafts to be heavier than that of your irons. More than likely a senior flex will not be. Keep looking.
Yes. Just get your preferred 60 degree wedge in your preferred shaft and have it bent 1 degree strong, or a 58 and have it bent one degree weak. 5 minutes and done.
Actually it's the opposite. Most guys play something heavier in their wedges with a slightly softer flex. Makes it easier to play partial shots ans generate spin.
I bought an mg4 60.07 and had it bent to 59.06. So bending it stronger reduces bounce and the opposite for bending it weaker. Keep that in mind when you purchase.
Flex isn't important in wedge shafts, weight is. You want the wedge shafts to be heavier than that of your irons. More than likely a senior flex will not be. Keep looking.
Yes. Just get your preferred 60 degree wedge in your preferred shaft and have it bent 1 degree strong, or a 58 and have it bent one degree weak. 5 minutes and done.
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Actually it's the opposite. Most guys play something heavier in their wedges with a slightly softer flex. Makes it easier to play partial shots ans generate spin.