Par4QC The force of the weight is what is pulling on those tendons
Seems to be the case, when I went from 125gr to 105gr steel after a torn shoulder tendon, the fatique and sourness in that shoulder after a round of golf disappeared. It took me whole season however to get used to that weight and find the sweet spot again on the clubface. So even when I was hitting more off center with the lighter shaft and thus inducing more vibration, it was less stressfull.
I’m done thinking about it and screwing stuff together to hit. Not buying anything anyway so why bother. Putting too much thought inrto this for no reason.
sdandrea1 Eguller when I made the complete switch to graphite, the tendonitis went away and never came back. I did try
steel shaft inserts without much luck FYI. I personally feel that there must be something to harsh vibration
dampening going on with graphite. Love some steel shafts, but.....This......... exactly my case too.
Me too. My elbow hurt so bad before I switched to graphite that I couldn't even wash my hair (when I had hair 
). I pulled the steel shafts out of all my clubs and put graphite in and have been good since. I do have steel in my Cleveland wedges now though but just because I couldn't get graphite in them when I bought them. I seem to be getting by with only those two clubs in steel.
sdandrea1 I did ........and put graphite in them.
Par4QC Like you said before Rex, that’s for you. 
When multiple people who use LogicalOne forged irons and forged wedges, WITH graphite shafts in them, for a living indicate that it’s ‘PURE AF’ that’s all I need to believe….facts.
LogicalOne I really have no clue as to what you are talking about. I've never said anything derogatory about using graphite shafts; I use them myself.
I'll repeat myself for the 3rd/4th time........people are using graphite to alleviate pain. And they believe the graphite is the reason why the pain is lessened. I do not. I believe it is due to the (sometimes) extreme weight differences of steel vs. graphite shafts.
Graphite is good. Steel is good. Composite is good (yes, they've been around for over 20 years). Use what you like to use. I do. 
Is that fairly clear now, after another post??
And FYI, lighten the fuck up....it was a joke......
Par4QC Take your eyes off the ball, and you'll never know when you hit it! Toooo soft.
Par4QC And FYI, lighten the fuck up....it was a joke......
It’s a forum Rex. We all can chime in and express our views, not just you.
LogicalOne Still, not a clue as to what you are pissed about??
Block me, if you don't like what I post.
Par4QC I'll repeat myself for the 3rd/4th time........people are using graphite to alleviate pain. And they believe the graphite is the reason why the pain is lessened. I do not. I believe it is due to the (sometimes) extreme weight differences of steel vs. graphite shafts.
Why didn't you just say that?
Par4QC Yikes, Rex! Who said anything about being pissed?? It’s a golf forum where views and opinions are allowed to be expressed.
Here’s an Astleyogram to cheer you up! 
