Kickpoint, also called flex point or bend point, is the point along a shaft's length at which it exhibits the greatest amount of bend. The lower the kickpoint, the higher the ball trajectory.

The point on the golf shaft where it bends the most. It is mid, low or high depending on its location. A low kick point is located closest to the clubhead and creates a higher launch angle. A high kic [..]

 (Also, Flex Point) The point in the shaft where the degree of bending is greatest.  It determines the ball's launch angle. A lower flex point creates more lofts because the "kick" is nearer the club head. Better players need less help from the shaft. They create their own club head speed and kick and generally use shafts with higher [..]

also, Flex Point. The point in the shaft where the degree of bending is greatest. It determines the ball's launch angle. A lower flex point creates more loft because the "kick" is neare [..]

also called flex point and bend point. That place in the shaft where the most flexing occurs. Lower flex points (closer to the clubhead) tend to make the ball fly higher. See club fitting for more inf [..]

A term used in the golf shaft industry. The kick point is where (physically) the shaft exercises the greatest flex

See “Bend Point”.

The point of maximum bending of a shaft as measured by deflecting the tip end while the butt remains stationary.

The measurement of where individual shafts flex (i.e. High- mid- low) Which affects the trajectory of a shot. A high kick point will give a low trajectory and a low kick point will help put loft onto [..]

(also "bend point, flex point") the point of maximum bending of a club's shaft, measured with the club in a horizontal position by securing the grip end of the club and hanging [..]