2 Wood/Brassie is 12.5* 44.5'', WHAT LENGTH FOR DRIVER

[i_luv_golf_]

If my 2 wood is 44.5'' would 46'' be too much on the d

ok guys

1) FIRST OF ALL CUTTING IS NOT AN OPTION NO MATTER WHAT!

So If My 2 Wood Is 12.5* AND 44.5'' (from grip to bottom of head-how to measure shaft alone?)

What length should i get my driver at?????????? i want between 10-15 yards gap

i looked on ebay today and all i saw was 46''

can you get stock shafts on ebay that are a bit shorter without some Jack@$$ trying to rip you off with some shaft that has been cut!

By The Way The Reasons I Hate Cut Shafts Are

1) waste of time
2) and money ( ;) )
3) stiffens shaft (last thing on earth i would want!)
4) loss of distance ('' '')
5) and height (because of stiffer shaft

SURE YOU COULD SAY ''BUT YOU GAIN SO MUCH CONTROL''

but if theres anyone who can control a club it is me (dont mean to brag here)

ALSO! what length should my 3 wood be? (same brand and club) about 10-15 yards gap as well

[Cameron Circle T]

Ok here is the problem with your misconception. All shafts are cut at the factory, because pretty much every raw shaft on the market starts at either 46" or 47". Trimming from the butt end doesn't change flex materially at all. Tipping the shaft would, however, butt cutting it will not. Thus you can trim the shaft without fear of making it stiffer. Your also not going to materially change the height or distance as long as you maintain around the 42.5" finished length club for your fairway woods. On the waste of time front, well it takes about 30 seconds to cut a shaft under a table saw, so thats not really an issue. There is a reason that most fairway woods are around 42.5" and that they are cut from the factory.