Length is taken off of the grip end of the shaft and can be altered based on standard specifications. This alteration has no impact on the overall playability of the shaft.

For most iron models, manufacturers offer lighter weight heads which can be used to keep the swingweight to a standard balance for club lengths up to +1/2″ longer. Anything longer than that and the swingweight will increase above the recommended balance. (As a rough calculation, every extra 1/2″ in length will increase the swingweight by 3 balance points).

Choose whether or not you would the club end of your shaft tipped.  By doing this, you ultimately change the characteristics  to launch the ball lower and provide less spin by strengthening the dynamics of the shaft.

Choose whether or not you would like the logo of your shaft up (visible at address) or down (hidden at address).

Adding additional grip wraps helps to make the grip feel and play larger. This option is used when the best fit for a grip is in between sizes. In general, four wraps of tape is the equivalent to moving to the next size larger grip. Some golfers prefer the tape method of increasing grip size because it decreases the amount of taper felt on the lower hand when gripping the club.

Choose whether or not you would like the logo of your grip up (visible at address) or down (hidden at address).