What is the flex of the shaft? Do you have options? What is the length of your standard shaft? Do you use graphite shafts?

You can customize the clubs however you want - shafts, flex, length, grip type, and size. Once you select the club(s) you want in the first drop-down menu it will show you the different shaft options and prices.

Could you please make left hand woods. Just bought set of left hand single length irons. I would buy single length left hand woods!!!

I have some great news, we should have some left-handed single length woods within the next few months! Not this brand, but the Wishon EQ1-NX single length woods will be available in left hand hopefully by the fall.

I am interested in ordering an In1Zone driver and a 3 wood. I am 6’2”, in my 70’s, with a serious back problem. My present driver @ 45” & 3 wood @ 42” hurts My back when I swing. so I really need a shorter 3 wood and driver. Can In1Zone make those two clubs 40 or 41 inches, add The necessary gram weight, & make them effective, like matching single length club performance .

We can't go that short with them and still retain a reasonable swingweight. The heads weigh 220g which is the proper weight for a 42" length, and we can only add up to 10g in the hosel using a tip-weight since the weight at the back of the clubs is not adjustable. So at a weight of 230g, the proper length would be 41" long. If you go any shorter than that the swing weight will be extremely light, and the other thing to keep in mind is you will lose a considerable amount of clubhead speed with a driver at 40" compared to 42" and that will cause your ball flight to be extremely low and you'll likely see a loss in distance of 15-20 yards (you'll usually lose 8-10 yards -1" length, unless you go up in loft to compensate for the shorter length).

Could you bend them to 63.5 degree lie angle? What’s the bulge and roll measurement? Also do you spine aline them?

The hosels on these woods are not long enough to be bent. And even if they could be bent, the most you can bend a fairway wood (which is made of hard stainless steel rather than soft titanium like a driver) is 2° which would give you a lie of about 62°. And unfortunatley I don't have the bulge & roll numbers for this head, that's not a spec that most manufacturers publish for fairway woods (most don't even list is for drivers). As for spine alignement, yes we can spine align the woods at no extra charge. You would just need to include a note with the order on the shopping cart page requesting spine alignemnt to be done.

i use cobra 0ne length f-max with superlite 60 mid flex point shaft i need a 5 and 7 wood what do you recommend?

I would personally recommend going with the Pinhawk fairway woods, those are the better of the two woods that we offer in my opinion. As for a shaft, I would need to know what flex you play since the options vary depending on the flex.

Do you sell additional or different weights for the In1Zone fairway woods? Or are there some “standard” weights that can be used. I’m not sure of the weight that is standard, but most likely, I would like the option to swap out to see the effect on forgiveness and/or height.

There is a weight at the back of the club, but it is not adustable/swappable. The weight is just used to position as much weight as possible low and far back from the clubface to increase forgiveness and help with launch angle & spin.

What is the loft on a 9 wood?

The loft of the 9 wood is 25°. All of the specs can be found under the specifications tab, which is just below the 'Add to Cart' button.

Can I get a steel shaft?

Yes we could do a custom order for you with a steel shafts. Since it's not listed as an available options, since 99.9% of people play graphite in their woods these days, you would just need to order it with one of the base price graphite shafts options such as the iDrive Tour Lite, and then on the shopping cart page click where it says "Add a Note To Your Order" and let us know that you'd like to get it with a steel shaft instead. The price of a steel wood shaft is the same as the base price graphite shaft, so there wouldn't be any cost difference.