Miyazaki DROMOS Shaft Profile

Profile – The Miyazaki Dromos series is a brand new shaft series recently engineered specifically for the adjustable driver market. This is the 3rd line for Miyazaki and features some spectacular artwork from artist Dromos. This is the stock shaft for the new Srixon Z-Star Driver. Available in a variety of stiffness’s and flexes – there is likely a Dromos shaft for your swing. To get an idea on the flexes within each shaft Miyazaki has a patent-pending international flex code which they use to distinguish the stiffness of four distinct parts of the shaft: the tip, the mid-tip, the mid-butt, and the butt sections. This system assigns four numbers, each representing a stiffness,  from 1 being an “A” flex to 9 being “XX”, to each part of the shaft. This four number code gives you a good insight into how each shaft performs for each of the four steps.

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Grafalloy ProLaunch Red Shaft Profile

Profile – The brand new Grafalloy ProLaunch Red shaft combines the technology of the popular ProLaunch Blue line of shafts with the properties of the ProLite 35. ProLaunch Red is a low-launch, low spin shaft for stronger players looking for a lower ball-flight.

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Nippon N.S. Pro 950GH Shaft Profile

Profile – N.S. Pro 950GH was the first lightweight steel shaft to gain popularity with the golfing public. Weighing less than 100 grams, the 950GH is as light as many graphite shaft offerings but with the consistency of a steel shaft.

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Grafalloy Blue Shaft Profile

Profile – The Grafalloy Blue shaft has quickly become one of the most popular graphite shafts on the market. Sure some of it probably has to do with the shaft’s cool color… but it’s performance has made it one of the most asked about shafts in my shop. I like to sum up the Blue this way… it’s long, it feels good, it’s reasonably priced and it provides many better golfers with exactly what they’re looking for.

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Project X Graphite Shaft Profile

Profile – Project X Graphite – if any shaft can be said to have made the most noise on tour in 2010, this would be it. This driver shaft technology is working of the success of their iron shafts and provides a penetrating mid-low ball trajectory with very low spin. The shaft is geared towards better players, single digit handicaps and touring professionals and has a similar bend profile to the irons.

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Mitsubishi Fubuki K-Series Shaft Profile

Profile – Mitsubishi Rayon has recently released their latest addition to the Fubuki series of premium wood golf shafts. Players like Lucas Glover and David Love III initially tested this latest shaft –the Fubuki K Series – earlier this year. Results have shown this new shaft to launch the ball on a slightly lower ball trajectory than the Alpha, but with the same amount of spin, and increased ball speed. To become available on October 1st at a retail price tag of $400 – this shaft is definitely geared towards better players looking to get the most out of their game. This shafts claim to fame is its ability to generate the optimal high-launch, low-spin ball flight better players are after. This shaft is available in a variety of weight classes, 50, 60, 70 grams and flexes ranging from R – X stiff.

 

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Aldila RIP 60 & 70 Shaft Profile

Profile – The Aldila Alpha RIP 60 and 70 shafts marked a step away from the Voodoo S-core technology. This shaft, which has already made quite a name for itself on the PGA Tour and is really designed and geared towards lower handicaps who have higher swing speeds. These shafts employ a unique technology that completely transformed the way Aldila makes a golf shaft – this technology is called Reverse Interlaminary Positioning (RIP). The result is a lower, boring ball flight with minimal spin.

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Tensei CK Blue Golf Shaft

Tensei Golf Shaft Profile

MRC Golf Launches the new brand of Tensei Shafts, to now sit side by side with some other popular shaft brands such as Kuro Kage, Diamana, Fubuki & Bassara to name a few. The word Tensei in Japanese means “transformation” in English. It’s major difference from typical shafts is the amount of different materials it … Read more

Fujikura Speeder Evolution Shafts

Speeder Evolution Fujikura

Hey everyone, and thanks for stopping by – we’ve got some new shafts released by Fujikura to share with you for the 2015 golf season. These new shafts continue to use the proprietary ENSO tech from the legendary Speeder series, but with ‘advanced materials’ in the specific sections of the shaft known to help contribute … Read more