Hi Bryan -

Based on that info I'd go straight to the Kaili 65 shaft to start.  Its important to remember that your fitter will most likely eliminate a majority of shafts just based on your first few swings.  Some fitters are fully capable and comfortable performing a fitting on an outdoor range without a launch monitor.  Your trajectory will tell the fitter a lot about which shafts they should be putting in your hands.

Good luck and have fun!

First sugesstion Is don't go in there telling the fitter what you need. Let him ask the quistions and let him give you the recomendations. He will most likly ask you what type of club head and shaft you hit now. and do you like the flight path of the ball. He may also ask you what your desired flight path will be. do you want a draw or a fade. Im assuming you want a Low Draw. Either way Just tell him your old specs and let him work with you from there. Dont look at what the club face is or what shaft he hands you just hit balls and give him the feed back he asks. by the time your done you'll have the best club for your game.

Cheers

Simba

Don't forget to check the swing first! Steep attack angle, out-to-path, open face will all cause low launch high spin shots... A good instructor that is also a good fitter will be able to figure it out! Steven Ball PGA ...