What is the difference between uniflex and regular flex shafts?

Answer 1

uniflex is generally a light flex (seniors, juniors, women) regular is what "most" golfers use, i use a tour flex

Answer 2

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What is the difference between uniflex and regular flex shafts?

Answer 3

While manufacturers generally rate a uniflex as being adequate for a number of different swing speeds, the actual flex of the shaft is usually in between a std reg and stiff flex.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

Actually, below is the swing speed and shaft recommendation from the callaway web site. Uniflex is exactly what it says, it accomodates various swing speeds from senior up to x-stiff.

Driver Carry Driver Swing Speed Recommended Flex
(not including roll) (in MPH) Steel Shaft

< 180 yards - 60 - 70mph - Ladies Ladies
181 - 200 yards - 70 - 80mph - Uniflex Senior (Light)
201 - 240 yards - 80 - 90mph - Uniflex / Regular
241 - 275 yards - 90 - 100 - Uniflex / Stiff Firm
> 276 yards - 100mph - Uniflex / X-Stiff Strong

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Uniflex is the same as senior flex.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

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