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Performance Shafts Bonanza Sale: Premium Golf Shafts at Clearance Prices

  Golf performance starts with the shaft. While clubheads often get the spotlight, experienced golfers understand that   shafts are the engine of the swing —controlling launch, spin, stability, dispersion, and energy transfer. This week, Monark Golf is offering an exceptional opportunity for golfers, club builders, and fitters with its   Performance Shafts Bonanza Sale , featuring newly acquired and brand-new premium shafts at heavily discounted prices. These are not outdated models or surplus stock. Many of these shafts are  recent acquisitions , brand new, and now available on clearance—making this one of the best value performance shaft promotions currently available in the market. Whether you are upgrading your woods, irons, or building a custom set, this sale delivers  tour-level technology at entry-level pricing . Why Shaft Quality Matters in Golf Performance A golf shaft directly influences: Swing tempo and rhythm Launch angle and ball flight Shot dispers...
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Understanding Golf Shaft Flex – How to Choose the Right One for Your Swing

When golfers talk about improving their game, the conversation usually revolves around new drivers,   custom-fit irons , or the latest golf ball technology. But there’s one critical piece of equipment that often gets overlooked: the shaft. Often referred to as the “engine of the golf club,” the shaft plays a vital role in determining how your shots perform. Among its many factors,   shaft flex   is one of the most important to understand. In this blog, we’ll break down what shaft flex is, why it matters, and how you can choose the right one to match your swing. What is Shaft Flex? Shaft flex refers to the ability of the  golf shaft  to bend during your swing. When you load the club on your downswing, the shaft stores energy and then releases it at impact, propelling the ball forward. The degree of this bend is categorized into different flex ratings: L (Ladies Flex)  – Designed for slower swing speeds, typically under 65 mph. A (Senior or Amateur Flex) ...
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