Has anyone seen the new Callaway FT-5 and FT-i interchangeable system? (http://www.edwinwattsgolf.c...)...while it may be cool to have a couple of heads and heaps of shafts (just for the nob factor) I can’t really seeing the average golf er going for it…expensive and really, who looks at the weather and course conditions and decides on the morning of play ‘Think I’ll use the 8.5 degree head with the V2 shaft to keep it under the wind’?....’oh hang on the wind has died down..I’ll get the 10.5 degree head and the Matrix shaft’

if you want to play for the conditions why not have a second club instead, much less futzing,
If I had such a system the retaining bolt would probably go missing at the most inopportune time, if I was fiddling with it in the car park.
It would just be another distraction for me

Dont know about you guys but i think this would over complicate my game even more. So many people dont know how far they hit one club let alone a club with so many different options. Maybe spend a bit on lessons to learn how to hit different shots with the same club?
Works for the tour pro’s

Seems like a silly idea to me, probably more of a marketing thing than an actual performance gain.

‘Think I’ll use the 8.5 degree head with the V2 shaft to keep it under the wind’?....’oh hang on the wind has died down..I’ll get the 10.5 degree head and the Matrix shaft’

live4golf
love your eg
brilliant point !!

yes makes the selection process even more confused
is this acutally more of an obstacle

Unbelievable…....taylormade is also coming up with a new CGB driver that has 3 interchangable shafts

It’s right up there with the “movable Weights gimmick”