All Golf clubs are measured in inches. Just a shaft is simply measured top to bottom. When a golf club is assembled, with a head and grip, an iron is measured from the top butt end of the grip to the bottom of the hosel. When a wood is being measured it should be measured to the closest point of the sole to the hosel.
You take the grip and tape off the club, then you either use a circular saw blade to trim the shaft or use a specialist shaft cutter to take off the desired length. Then just regrip the club as normal.
have one custom made
a club with an appropriate shaft flex and length for the size and strength of the youth.
There is no set length as it needs to be relative to your height.
Depends on the Club. Lower number clubs have a longer shaft, and a more vertical face.
Shaft is the handle of the golf club.
stand up straight, grab a 5 iron by its head and hold it upside down as if it were a walking cane. If the end of the club touches doesn't touch the floor then it is too short. On the otherhand, if if your elbow is bent and the club is touching the floor then it is too long for you.
You should simply mark the desired length, and then using a rotating saw and being careful you should cut just below the marked line. You should then use a sander to smooth off the shaft to the correct length, and then you are ready to put your shaft into your club.
there are several different varieties of the turbo 350 trans. some were short shaft some were long shaft. your best bet is to actually measure it.
The number relates to the loft of the club and the length of the shaft. For example a 3 iron has the lowest loft and longest shaft. A 7 irons has more loft and a shorter shaft than the 3 iron.
Correct shaft length depends on the height of the individual. It must be at least 18 inches and up to 48 inches in length, though a putter can be longer.
Distance. The longer the shaft the wider the arc during a swing which translates to more club head speed which translates to more distance.