Stix lets you customize the length and shaft flexibility on any set with just a click. 

Why does that matter? Clubs that fit your height, build, and swing speed allow you to play to the best of your ability.

Which flex should I choose?

Generally speaking, the more flexible the shaft, the easier it is to properly load the shaft. What this means is that the shaft of the club will bend a little more during the swing to help compensate for slower swing speeds and inconsistent swings. This minimizes the difference in ball trajectory on less than ideal swings. The stiffer shaft flexes are just more exact to a golfer's swing. Because of these reasons, softer flexes (Regular and Active flex) are suggested for people newer to golf or lack the strength to get higher swing speeds. This is the technical side of the equation though!

Flex is also about how they feel! For instance, some newer golfers may find stiffer flexes more comfortable for their swing and prefer to get accommodated to them as they improve their golf game. It just depends on the individual golfer's build and their swing style.  The right flex for the individual will lead to increased accuracy and a better feel on properly hit shots.

Don't be too anxious about your decision though! We have a 30 day trial period where our customers can try out the clubs to see if they are the right fit for them! The 30 days starts once you receive the clubs. If the flex doesn't feel right, contact us and get the clubs in the mail in 30 days and we can exchange them for a set that has a better flex for you.

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Graphite iron shafts are popular among golfers because they offer a number of benefits compared to steel shafts.

One of the main advantages of graphite iron shafts is that they are generally lighter in weight than steel shafts. This can help golfers generate more clubhead speed, which can lead to longer shots.

Another benefit of graphite iron shafts is that they tend to be more flexible than steel shafts. This can help players generate more distance and control on their shots, especially on off-center hits.

In addition, graphite iron shafts can be more forgiving than steel shafts because they tend to vibrate less at impact, which can help to minimize the impact of mis-hits.

Overall, the main benefits of graphite iron shafts are that they can help golfers generate more distance, improve their control, and increase their forgiveness on shots.

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All other shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on weight, dimensions, and destination.

We want our golf clubs to be right for you. If they’re not, we make returning them simple. To initiate your return, simply follow the prompts on our returns portal within the trial period and we’ll take care of the rest.

And yeah, like every one else we’ve got some terms and conditions, so check out our refund policy.

You have a game to play. We have a brand to uphold — one built on quality and durability. Stix will address any manufacturing defects in your purchase with sportsmanlike fairness.

See Stix Warranty.