Golf Clubs Etc.
Steel is a homogeneous material that stays uniform throughout the shaft.
The steel shaft is drawn through an extrusion process which allows the weight, the flex, or any other mechanical properties of a shaft to be tightly controlled. Stronger material than graphite. Steel shafts are produced very inexpensively because of their molecular make-up that allow for very consistent prices from manufacturer to manufacturer. Graphite shafts and the variances in the technologies and production techniques cause for a great variance in their prices. Prices may range from just above the cost of steel shafts to up to 5 - 10 times the cost of steel.