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Golf shaft quiz
Answer a few quick questions about your swing and your clubs. We'll match you to a flex, explain why, and find the exact shaft and tip adapter for your driver and fairway woods.
- About a minute
- No email or sign-up
- Results you can save and share
Find your shaft
How the quiz works
The quiz works the way a club fitter thinks, in three steps:
- Your flex. Swing speed is the best single guide to flex. If you don't know yours, the quiz estimates it from how far you drive the ball, or from how you describe your game. It then adjusts for your tempo, ball flight and usual miss, and tells you when you sit between two flexes.
- Your adapter. Adjustable drivers and woods take a sleeve made for their brand, and some brands use different sleeves for different club families. The quiz asks only the questions it needs to pick the right one.
- Your shaft. Every shaft in the Pro Shop that comes in your flex and fits your club is ranked against your priorities, from distance and accuracy to feel and value. You get the exact option, with its SKU and price.
What we ask, and why
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Which clubs | Driver and fairway wood shafts differ in length and weight. Matching your woods keeps the feel consistent. |
| Your club make | The tip adapter must match your club head, or the shaft will not fit. |
| Swing speed or distance | The main guide to flex. Faster swings bend the shaft more and need a firmer one. |
| Tempo | A quick, forceful transition loads the shaft harder than a smooth one at the same speed. |
| Ball flight and miss | Low fades can mean a shaft is too stiff; high hooks that it is too soft. They also guide the launch profile to look for. |
| Your priority | Decides which of the shafts that fit you ranks first. |
Frequently asked questions
Is a quiz as good as a club fitting?
No, but it is a very good start. A fitting on a launch monitor measures exactly how you load the shaft. The quiz uses the same rules of thumb fitters start from, and tells you when you are close to the line between two flexes.
Why do you need to know my club make?
Because a new shaft for an adjustable driver or fairway wood comes with a tip adapter, a sleeve made for that brand's hosel. Choose the wrong one and the shaft will not screw into your club head. If your club has a glued, non-adjustable hosel, choose the raw option and have a club builder fit it.
What if I don't know my swing speed?
Choose "I don't know" and the quiz will estimate it from your typical drive, or from how you describe your game. Your results then suggest how to confirm it. The shaft flex finder turns an exact number into a flex.
Do I need the same shaft in my driver and woods?
It is not essential, but most golfers benefit from the same shaft family and flex through their woods: the clubs then feel and fly like a set. Choose more than one club in the first question and the quiz matches them for you.
Do you store my answers?
No. Your answers live only in the address of your results page, which is why you can bookmark or share it. There is no sign-up and no email.
How do you choose which shafts to recommend?
Only by fit: flex, adapter, your priorities and availability. We earn a commission if you buy through our links, but it never changes the order of the results.
Read more: the golf shaft flex guide, the shaft buying guide and how to hit a driver.