The Mitsubishi Javln has stayed under the radar screen as a top performing shaft. But I tell you what. If you like secrets and you can keep one, this is one to take note. The Javln is a solid game-improving shaft. Using the TRH50 – a proprietary carbon fiber with a [...]
Posts from ‘May, 2009’
Graphite Design Pershing Shaft Review
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The Graphite Design Pershing is designed to match the swing profiles of a wide variety of players. The end result is a well-balanced golf shaft that many players have an opportunity to use with success. The Pershing is quite possibly one of the most underrated shafts – a high performance shaft at a very reasonable [...]
Aldila NVS Shaft Review
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In past reviews, Aldila has a good representation of shaft, mainly for the accomplished player. The Aldila NVS is a shaft that could benefit not only the better player but the recreational player. The NVS has a slightly higher launch than the NV. But more importantly for the recreational player, the NVS has a more [...]
Accra AXIV Shaft Review
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Ok, this is one shaft that probably took too long to review. The Accra AXIV may not get the looks of the Aldila and Fujikura. But let me tell you, it’s a shaft that deserves more attention than what it receives. The Accra team is a stellar group that delivers great shafts, the AXIV is [...]
Mitsubishi Bassara Shaft Review
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One of the things the Mitsubishi Bassara shaft possesses is a softer blend profile – a more moderate torque rating than the Tour intended Diamana Series as well as three different weights makes this shaft a perfect fit for the recreational player. This smooth and stable shaft provides the average player a godsend and the [...]
