Are you going to buy the New Callaway Mx I system of changing shafts?

Question

Callaway is selling a new system where you can purchase a club head (@500 dollars) and then buy individual shafts for the head (@150-500 dollars depending on the make.

Answer 1

System?  Sounds like shenannigans.  Count me out.

Answer 2

I am, but its not so I can "switch shafts every round depending on conditions" it's because I was fitted to the Diamana Whiteboard and you can't get the Whiteboard in a normal FT-i without the i-mix system. I think it's good as a fitting tool but most people should be using just 1 driver setup.

Answer 3

I am sure alot of people are going to buy into this Gimmick , if you get properly fitted from the beginning you would not need anything else .

Answer 4

I dont know why you would drop so much money on this when you can just buy the club with the shaft you want in it directly through the manufactor if you want.  It will be cheaper, and it will be better constructed.  I mean, i guess if you want to experiment with different shafts, but why fix something if you figure out which one is best for you???  So basically you could spend upwards of $1000 for a mediocre callaway head, and a great shaft.  You can do the same thing with a Taylormade head for about $600.  Also, if you get the new Taylormade Superquad TP from the manufactor for $700, you can choose which shaft you want in it for free!  I got a Whiteboard Diamana ion band, and it is sweet!