I would Say The new PRACTICE shaft would serve you well IMHOwhat do you all recommend as the best point and shoot shaft?
no concern around deflection, hit or anything else, wood or carbon doesn't matter to me
I would Say The new PRACTICE shaft would serve you well IMHOwhat do you all recommend as the best point and shoot shaft?
no concern around deflection, hit or anything else, wood or carbon doesn't matter to me
Don't let the nerds see you say bigger is more forgiving. They will come up with scientific facts that only them created trying to prove you wrongyoure gonna get 100 different answers including the cliche "its the indian not the arrow"
But generally speaking, regardless of materials used, the larger diameter the tip the more forgiving it will be. 13mm is a good starting point.
I used a 13.25mm one time and it was very "point and shoot" on center ball shots but also really high deflection if you need to spin the ball, thats the trade off with larger tip diameters.
I have been using a Predator Vantage shaft, 12.9mm and low deflection shaft for the last 2 months and I'm really liking it. Its as close to best of both worlds that Ive found.
I have enough of my own anecdotal evidence to know what works for me...its is funny to listen to know it alls, especially when they bring up snooker. like comparing tennis to pickleball, or horseshoes to cornholeDon't let the nerds see you say bigger is more forgiving. They will come up with scientific facts that only them created trying to prove you wrong
Where does “bigger is better” stop? An inch wide? A foot? A mile?Don't let the nerds see you say bigger is more forgiving. They will come up with scientific facts that only them created trying to prove you wrong
I picked a Lomax up that came with 15mm shafts. It was a pure pain to find tips for it and install them. Brian.Earl may have a 18 mm shaft tucked away somewhere he may loan you to try .