One of the most common questions our fitting team receives is the graphite vs steel golf shaft discussion, and the differences between a graphite shaft and a steel shaft. In general, a graphite shaft will be lighter and generate more launch and spin, whereas a steel shaft will be a little heavier and generate less spin.
In this video, 2nd Swing master fitter Thomas Campbell tests out a regular flex graphite golf shaft and a regular flex steel golf shaft with his left-handed swing using Trackman technology to compare each type of shaft. When it comes to a graphite vs steel golf shaft, it’s important to understand the differences for your own game.
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