What happens when you shorten a regular graphite shaft?

When you shorten a regular graphite shaft, it typically results in a stiffer shaft with a lower kick point, which can affect the club's overall performance. This change can lead to a decrease in swing speed and a more controlled trajectory, as the shorter length often reduces leverage. Additionally, it may alter the balance and feel of the club, potentially impacting accuracy and distance. Players may need to adjust their swing mechanics to accommodate these changes for optimal performance.