Just tried an experiment with a MFS65P from Apache (orange crush) in R2 flex and hit it great at the driving range. I'd normally us an R3 or S1. Their Tip Torsional Resistant technology "is a new approach to lower torque readings and a stable tip while eliminating the hashness commonly associated with performance shafts." Torque on the 65P is 2.7. The lighter MFS65N is 2.9.
They're priced at $63 for the 65P and $61 for the 65n.
Not too bad for the Holy Grail. If orange doesn't float your boat, go with the midnight blue.
There's a nifty picture at http://clubmaker-online.com/mcc.65n.html that shows the Tip Torsion Resistant technology in action.
John
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In a message dated 3/20/2003 9:13:11 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 3. The next thing then is could we maybe move a customer into a softer flex
 with lower torque to improve distance without a loss of
 accuracy or is that
 too much of a streach?

That type of a shaft is near to a Holy Grail type. Now you are starting to talk about a more expensive shaft to produce, at least for the time being. Once technology advances to the point of being able to produce these at a reasonable cost then you would really have something. They are somewhat here already but usually more expensive than most would spring for.
Rich "Mac" McHattie
Mac's Golf


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