Digital Shaft Torque Testing Stand

Torsional stiffness or “Torque” is an inherent shaft characteristic and pertains to the ability of a shaft to resist rotational inertia and provide a restoring force that has the ability to return the club head square to the ball at impact.

Now, with club heads max'ed out at or near the highest permissible MOI under the rules of golf, fitting players with a shaft that exhibits the right characteristic for flex as well as torque can greatly improve a golfer’s shot dispersion.

While a club maker may peruses shaft data from a shaft maker’s database, this "black box" approach does not lend itself well to the fitting process. Developed specifically for clubmakers, GolfMechanix's new Digital Shaft Torque Analyzer is now more refined, easier to setup and practical enough to be used extensively on a daily basis to test raw uncut shafts as well as assembled clubs to 1/10 of a degree.

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While a club maker may peruses shaft data from a shaft maker’s database, this "black box" approach does not lend itself well to the fitting process. Developed specifically for clubmakers, GolfMechanix's new Digital Shaft Torque Analyzer is now more refined, easier to setup and practical enough to be used extensively on a daily basis to test raw uncut shafts as well as assembled clubs to 1/10 of a degree.