The now legendary AUTOFLEX shaft has one more question to answer – how does it perform for average swing speed players? In this video we test the shaft in 3 different flexes using 3 different swing speeds around the average clubhead speed range. Can the AutoFlex offer the average player more distance and accuracy?
It's our second test of the mysterious AutoFlex shaft, this time Ian does a full fitting session for Matt to see how much distance, accuracy and consistency can be extracted!
Dumina, a boutique golf shaft maker based in South Korea, began operations in 2013.
While players on the KLPGA and LPGA enjoyed tournament success with their early releases,
the small outfit barely registered
a blip on the equipment radar stateside until their showy AutoFlex model that comes in hot
pink and rainbow colorways debuted last year.
The driver shafts retail for just under $800 or more than double what a Fujikura Ventus will
set you back.
While the price tag might induce sticker shock, the tony tubes quickly gained a following
thanks to glowing feedback from early adopters who
reported significant leaps in ball speed and driving distance. The shafts were the talk of
the table at a McIlroy family holiday gathering and
Michelle Wie raved on Instagram that AutoFlex is the closest thing golf has to a magic wand,
claiming she gained 4 mph of clubhead speed and
felt less strain on her wrists.
The list of pros who’ve put AutoFlex in play in tournaments includes Adam Scott, Branden
Grace, Louis Oosthuizen, Ernie Els and Fred Couples.
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