She had been thinking of doing this anyway, so she bought another set of i3 Blades, only this time she ordered lightweight steel shafts. And that, as they say, made all the difference. It was a perfect match. This story of interchangeable irons between sister and brother is intriguing, but it points to a larger truth - as a golfer, you never know what fits you best until you try different clubs with different specifications. This is why more and more manufacturers are relying on demo days to expose their clubs to golfers.
Golf clubs are as different as people.
They have their own personalities, if you will, based on their individuals specs - clubhead style, shaft variety and stiffness, grip type and size, length, loft and lie. It is the job of the golf professional to fit each customer with the proper clubs. This process can be something of a jigsaw puzzle, but manufacturers and pros have combined to make it easier and more fun. Historically, women's clubs have been shorter and lighter than men's clubs. They have contained more flexible shafts and smaller grips.