Fujikura ZCOM Six Shaft Review
Overview/Technology-
The Fujikura ZCOM Six is one of those shafts that doesn't necessarily get the wide-spread praise that some of the other Fujikura shaft receive. But let me tell you, this is one sweet shaft.
The ZCOM is an ultra-lightweight shaft that increases launch angle and spin and performs extremely well for a wide range of players. Players from Senior to the PGA tour, all have benefited from this shaft.
Considered to be a medium launch, medium spin shaft. The higher torque (4.5) coupled with a light weight (range of 52 to 59 grams), makes this shaft a monster for increasing distance and carry.
The ZCOM bending profile allows for a flatter ball flight which is why the better players like this ultra light shaft. For above average to better players with smooth tempos, the ZCOM is truly a shaft built for speed and distance.
Actual Player Feedback-
"The Z Com shafts are premier possibly the best shafts on the market especially the SIX"
"Simply the best distance shaft on the market. I sell ton's of these monster's."
Pros/Positives-
An Ultra lightweight shaft that will definitely increase ball speed. This is a proven winner on all tours making this a very versatile shaft - many players will fit well into this profile. A couple of guys that play the ZCOM? How about Zach Johnson (fairway) and Luke Donald for starters. On the LPGA tour, Annika Sorenstam is probably the best known user of the ZCOM.
Cons/Negatives-
Price. This shaft is an upper end shaft over $200. Not many people will drop this kind of money.
Overall Rating-
Providing you don't mind spending extra on a shaft, the Fujikura ZCOM Six is definitely one to try. The ZCOM is a lightweight shaft that delivers ball speed that produces performance in both carry and distance. Fujikura should really market this shaft more, many golfers would love this shaft.
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