Autopower Shafts

[M. Parsons]

Hey guys & girls! I'm thinking about upgrading my drive shaft and remembered reading an article by the MyGolfSpyKorea guy (can't remember his name) where he talked about this shaft company in South Korea, that is fitting customers over the course of 1 year, meaning that they will swap out shafts for you until you have a chance to try them all out to figure out which one is best for you.

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone had tried out these shafts and what your thoughts were on them.

Here is a link to their website.

www.autopowergolf.com

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[MattF]

I remember the article and was really intrigued but I've not heard of anyone trying them out.

[bluesmandan76]

So the way they fit is by making you try every shaft over the course of a year?

Sounds like they don’t really know how to fit for shafts!


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[PMookie]

Hey guys & girls! I'm thinking about upgrading my drive shaft and remembered reading an article by the MyGolfSpyKorea guy (can't remember his name) where he talked about this shaft company in South Korea, that is fitting customers over the course of 1 year, meaning that they will swap out shafts for you until you have a chance to try them all out to figure out which one is best for you.
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone had tried out these shafts and what your thoughts were on them.
Here is a link to their website.
www.autopowergolf.com
http://www.autopowergolf.com/data/file/gallery/1241831569_nX3JGikU_psmt.jpeg
 
 
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You can go to the Autopower site, send an email, and the rep will contact you. I was set-up to be fitted when I was in Orlando a month or two ago, and ended-up not doing it. The shaft costs over $400, so I really didn’t want to shell that out for a shaft. You pay for the shaft, and if it’s not right, they’ll make it right, but they don’t do here what is being done in Korea...


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[M. Parsons]

1 hour ago, bluesmandan76 said:

So the way they fit is by making you try every shaft over the course of a year?

Sounds like they don’t really know how to fit for shafts!


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I probably didn't explain it the best...here's the article: https://mygolfspy.com/autopower-shafts/ 

[M. Parsons]

44 minutes ago, PMookie said:

You can go to the Autopower site, send an email, and the rep will contact you. I was set-up to be fitted when I was in Orlando a month or two ago, and ended-up not doing it. The shaft costs over $400, so I really didn’t want to shell that out for a shaft. You pay for the shaft, and if it’s not right, they’ll make it right, but they don’t do here what is being done in Korea...


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Thanks for the info @PMookie that helps me out a lot.  I was thinking $400 might be a little much, but if the customer service was that of the Korea location, then it might be worth it.