Over the last year, I have tried to make all my shaft flexes uniform. My Iron shafts now frequency between 340-400 cpm, which is very stiff. I had a talk with Tad Moore, the club designer, who said he liked about 315 cpm and suggested I might like shafts about 350 cpm. I had four marginal Irons in my set which were all about 300-320 cpm that I have reshafted with stiffer 350-400 cpm shafts. Shaft flex is just as important in hickory shafts as in steel shafts. It is a good idea to make sure your shafts are the proper flex for your swing. My average swing speed with my Hickory Driver is 105 mph, down from a 115 average with a modern Driver. I have achieved speeds up to 130 mph with a modern Driver. I find it best not to try to press for extra distance with the Hickories as much as you might with more modern clubs

Randy Jensen club specs:

1) Wilson Wilsonian Driving Brassie 1 5/8" deep face, 43",
10 degrees, D-2, 14.6 ounces total weight.

2) Benny Sayers Model 5 Gruvosol Spoon, 15 degrees, D-3.

3) Tom Stewart Driving Iron, 39 1/2", 18 degrees, D-3.

4) Tom Stewart Push Iron, 24 degree, D-2.

5) Tom Stewart Jigger, 38 1/4", 30 degrees, D-1.

6) Tom Stewart Mashie, 37 1/2", 35 degrees, D-0.

7) Tom Stewart Spade Mashie, 37", 40 degrees, D-5.

8) Tom Stewart Young Benny, 36 3/4", 44 degrees, D-0.

9) Tom Stewart Mashie Niblick, 36 1/4", 48 degrees, D-1.

10) Tom Stewart Niblick, 36", 53 degree, D-8.

11) Geo. Nicoll Wizard Deluxe Wedge, 57 degrees, E-8.

12) Spalding HB putter, 35 1/2", 5 degree, C-8, 18 oz..

Golf ball = Wilson Staff True Tour Elite
No golf glove used.

5-time NHC winner: 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004
5-time GCS National Championship winner:
1995,1997,1999, 2000, 2002
13-time Heart of America (Region 7) winner
Scottish Hickory Champion (Scratch Division): 2001
Fred Olman Memorial Hickory Champion (Region 4):
2001, 2002, 2003
2004 Society of Hickory Golfers International Tournament,
Musselburgh Scotland
2004 Adirondack Hickory Open