Matrix Studio Shafts

[Thruzek]

 I apologize for my ignorance, but does anyone know anything about the Matrix Studio shafts??

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
T

[jape]

Are you looking at a specific weight?

I was trying to dig up a little info on these shafts a while back & didn't find much.  I was looking at the 84 & 94 for use in a fairway wood - I never did pick one up.  You would think this series of shafts would get a little more attention since the high-end Matrix shafts have been so hyped.

[KUNTREE]

Matrix Studio Specs: http://www.matrixshafts.com/renewal/01product/31studio_woods_specs.php

These shafts are a great shaft and highly underrated for what they are.
The Studio 84 & 94 make great heavy weight fairway shafts and for the money they really can't be beat.

[camster8]

Matrix Studio Specs: http://www.matrixshafts.com/renewal/01product/31studio_woods_specs.php

These shafts are a great shaft and highly underrated for what they are.
The Studio 84 & 94 make great heavy weight fairway shafts and for the money they really can't be beat.

I agree.  One of the best shafts on the market for graphite woods and irons...  Plenty of various weights and sub-flexes and very reasonably priced.  An excellent shaft choice (irons) for building a "Flighted" set...

[jeffkar]

Here's a review by an incredibly intelligent, witty, and may I add good-looking member:

http://www.golfdiscussions.com/yabbse/index.php/topic,29495.0.html

[KUNTREE]

I agree.  One of the best shafts on the market for graphite woods and irons...  Plenty of various weights and sub-flexes and very reasonably priced.  An excellent shaft choice (irons) for building a "Flighted" set...

As Frank said for the money I would put these above many other shafts out on the market and even above other shafts that are more expensive. The hybrid shafts and the iron shafts are great for building a great set of clubs that not only look great, but feel equally as solid. What is great in the woods is that the range from 52-93 grams in a large variety of flexes and sub-flexes. Even the iron shafts have almost the identical range from 50-94 grams and the hybrids are phenomenal performers for the money. Just because they aren't covered in standout graphic's doesn't mean they should be overlooked at all.

[Thruzek]

Guys I really appreciate the advise. Now I need to know what flex to buy. I purchased a 13* CB2 with an 85g V2 in X-flex. This thing is a cannon!!! I am NOT afraid of a hook, and it is easy to hit off the turf. My present driver has been in my bag for years, DCT 10.5 with a aldilla proto by you at 65g in stiff. As my swing has gotten better or should I say as my swing speed has incressed I have found that I can hook this thing with no problems. My question is, should I go to an X-flex in the Matrix Studio or stick to the V2?

Any help is appreciated!!!!!

Thanks
Tony

[Thruzek]

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