On episode two of the Golf Monthly Kick Point gear podcast, our gear expert Joe Ferguson gave Dan Parker the run down on a lesser known way of custom fitting golf clubs called shaft tipping. No we're not talking about the service charge when you eat out at a restaurant, instead it refers to a process that changes the playing characteristics of the shaft.
Getting custom fitted has never been more beneficial in golf. With a wealth of technology and data at their disposal, manufacturers can fine tune the best drivers and most forgiving irons on the market to suit the style of play of every ability of golfer. Shaft tipping is one of the ways your metalwoods can be fine tuned to your liking, but what does it mean and what are the benefits of shaft tipping?
