Custom Golf Clubs for Women

Custom Golf Clubs for Women by Cecil Rushout

Step aside, gentlemen. Yesterday's "old boy's game" is now defined greatly by the unique needs of professional and amateur female athletes.

There has been a popularity explosion in women's golf and, with it, a new demand for golf equipment designed precisely for women. With specialized custom golf clubs, female athletes enjoy unprecedented freedom to purchase the perfect set of clubs to meet their specific needs.

Whether you're just starting out or ready to take on the pros, your own set of custom golf clubs can provide the proper grip, club face, angles and swing weight to allow you to perfect your game.

The shaft must not be overlooked as an important facet of a custom club. There is an abundance of choice on today's market, so it can be difficult to determine which shaft is right for you. The following overview of women's custom golf club shafts will provide a head start in helping you find your best choice.

Two of the more popular choices for amateur to intermediate golfers are the Grafalloy Senior Classic and the Aldila Low Torque shafts. Most standard golf club sets feature one of these choices, as these shafts provide a nice, solid feel. Be warned however; be as these shafts are neither the lightest nor the most sensitive.

If you're looking for more control and don't mind spending a little extra, consider the Grafalloy ProLite. Known for flexibility and control, this type of shaft is a popular choice on the women's Senior Tour. You can choose from two torque versions including 3.5 degree and the 4.5 degree. There is also a shorter shaft version that's ideal for fairway woods.

For similar control at a more affordable price, try the Innovative SC Fifty and SC Sixty. Built to provide the highest trajectory possible with a slow swing speed, the clubs are best for those with lower upper body strength.

In fact, these shafts are named to reflect the optimal (and slow) swing speeds that they should be used at, with the Fifty for speeds of 50 to 59 miles per hour, and the Sixty for 60 to 69 miles per hour.

Women golfers are no longer expected to settle for men's clubs. To perform at their very best potential, female athletes must invest in women's custom golf clubs designed to meet their unique requirements.

Contributor Cecil Rushout provides material for several web sites, such as http://go-recreation.com and http://wibok.com.

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