Boom Pole Shock
The Booming of Carbon Fiber Shaft
Carbon fiber began to appear in golf course from 1970. Since Swiss Larry Nelson to get the Aldila HM40 1987 World Cup champion, Gil Morgon (former PGA champion), for the carbon fiber rods, the average length increased from 9 to play after much code, this is the real aroused the attention of golfers rushed to start using carbon fiber poles, but in the absence of a decision at first, we should understand the carbon fiber shaft.
Carbon fiber shaft is carbon fiber mixed with resin and binding agent (Epoxy) volume in the pipe, the heat out of steel caused after forming, the bar contains gum, and the relationship between carbon fiber roll sideways, shock force transmitted to the hands of distance increases, so do not shock hand. Traditionally, women and older generally slower swing speed golfers love to use. Carbon fiber shaft also increases the elasticity of these golfers in the distance.
In order to improve the soft carbon fiber, twisted degrees (Torque) great disadvantage, places pressure (High Modula) added carbon fiber rods in the B fibers, greatly increased the hardness and reduced torque, the formation of a second-generation carbon fiber lever. Some designed for professional golfers and even the pole is higher than the hardness of steel, torque is even lower.
The harder the shaft, the more heavy the weight is. High-pressure carbon fiber becomes extremely hard and brittle, lost torque and the true characteristics of carbon fiber shaft. Because the characteristics of carbon fiber is light, soft, no matter how high our game, how strong strength, always use the kind of “just right” pole, pole did not allow more than we need to hardness. Anti-torque shaft is no better than high torque or high torque of the pole is not good, but function is different.
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