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Nick Sherburne on PGA Tour Radio with Mornings with Marr - March 11, 2019
Nick Sherburne on PGA Tour Radio with Mornings with Marr - March 11, 2019
- Nick Sherburne on PGA Tour Radio with Mornings with Marr - March 11, 2019
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An aftermarket shaft can cost $400 or more – as much as an entire driver! So is it worth upgrading, or are the stock shafts that come standard just as good? Club Champion founder and master fitter Nick Sherburne breaks down the two options.
More: https://pluggedingolf.com/are-aftermarket-shafts-better-than-stock-shafts-golf-myths-unplugged/
