Tempo is the relationship of your backswing speed to your downswing speed. The faster your BACKSWING the quicker the tempo. Does your backswing and downswing feel the same speed (quick)? Or is your backswing slower than your downswing (smooth)?

Release is when you unload the shaft in your downswing. A wide arc extending motion of your downswing would be an early release, and a narrow arc pulling down motion would be a late release.

Do you need to see the ball flying in higher to stop better on the green, or does your ball stop quickly on the green and you need a lower ball flight?

Note: Tour weighted shafts will result in a low to mid trajectory, while lite and ultra-lite shafts will result in a mid to high trajectory.

Select whether you need to add more spin or reduce spin from your next set of iron shafts. Do you need to increase spin rate to help the ball stop on the green better (high), or do you create too much spin that a 7 iron stops immediately on the green (low)?

Select whether you would like more control over the shaping of your iron shots, more distance with a straighter ball flight, or a combination of both. If you prefer to work the ball, a shaft with more control will help you. If you need straighter shots, distance will help you.

Select a weight category relative to your physical strength and ability to create speed.

Ultra-lite = Ultra-lite weighted shafts

Lite = Mid-weighted shafts

Tour = Heavy weighted shafts for more advanced players