BEN For the Stepless iron shaft, you would have to add 2″ to the S flex tip trim to make it a full X. Now if you work under the premise that the X100 is a slightly softer version of an X, then you could add 1 3/4″ to the S flex tip trims to get to a slightly softer X with the Stepless. But do be careful of the lengths when you start cutting that much off the tip of the Stepless R&S combination flex shaft as you might run out of butt section depending on your final length… Read more »

Mr. Malige The work on the new shafts that you would like to have done for your single length iron set must be done by an experienced custom clubmaker so that the frequency matching is done correctly. The VERY BEST clubmaker to do this in France is Andre Thaon at Golf n’ Swing in Le Pecq which is a close suburb to Paris. If you are not close to Paris you can contact Andre and you can ship the clubs to him for the work you wish to have done. His contact information is as follows: Andre Thaon Golf n’… Read more »

Thanks for your complete answer. I see, i took him one of your driver, good job indeed!

KYLE A properly made constant weight shaft would cost too much for a smaller company like ours to try to develop and offer. Separate tooling dies have to be made for each one of the different raw length constant weight shafts regardless of tip diameter and to make that worth doing, you have to have the capability to sell more of the shafts than we could through the clubmaker market we serve. One has to be able to sell hundreds of thousands of shafts to make that kind of commitment worth doing instead of tens of thousands of shafts. It’s… Read more »

Thanks Tom for the quick replay, that all makes sense. I had assumed the answer was something along those lines.

SANDER The S2S Stepless is a standard weight tip stiff steel shaft design which makes it similar in bend profile to the Dynamic Gold. For as long as we have offered the Stepless in the line, we have a lot of feedback from players who had a lot of years with the DGold who like the Stepless as well or better in the irons. Since you are not in reasonable proximity to a clubfitter, I might suggest that you take a look at http://www.sterlingirons.com . This clubmaker direct sales fitting site for the Sterling Irons has been around since early… Read more »

DON I would say to consider one of two things – 1) If you wish to stay with a conventional incremental length set of irons, the 771 irons could be a very nice step for you to take after the 752’s. The 771’s are a high COR face design with variable thickness face so the would deliver a little more distance for each iron number vs the 752’s and the variable thickness face should definitely offer a noticeable improvement in off center hit distance. 2) You could consider the Sterling Irons for their single length design. It really has been… Read more »

MAT My apology for being late with a response to your question about the Stepless steel iron shafts. I am sorry but I am not sure exactly what you are asking. If you are asking if the Stepless shafts will be offered in a black finish such as black chrome or a PVD black impregnated finish, I am sorry but no, there is no plan for that. To do that you have to have the shaft maker do that as a separate production order which means planning for minimum order quantities which are typically quite large. No company does a… Read more »

KYLE
2″ more tip trim per each iron head number will turn the R into the S flex in the Stepless steel shaft.
TOM

BRANDON
S2S Stepless would require a 2″ additional tip trim on all irons for each head to move it into an X pattern. Can be done because the tip parallel section is long enough, but an extender might have to be used in the butt to reach the player’s desired playing length depending on the hosel bore depth and the length required by the golfer.
TOM