In addition to connecting the club head to the grip, the golf shaft also impacts the quality of golfer's shots. Golf shafts are typically made of steel or graphite, with each offering unique advantages. Shafts made of graphite are lighter than steel, making them ideal for players with slower swing speeds who want to increase their distance. If you're shopping for graphite golf shafts, the recommendations of golf equipment experts can help guide your selection.
Graphite Design Tour AD DI
The Graphite Design Tour AD DI is a graphite shaft with a nanomaterial tip. Golf Tips Magazine recommends the Tour AD DI for players who want to maximize their launch and spin capabilities. The Tour AD DI is available in weights of 50g, 60g, 70g and 80g and a torque range of 2.9 to 4.7. It also features a mid-level kick point, which helps to ensure an even trajectory on contact.
ACCRA DyMatch S3
Although graphite clubs can help to increase shot distance, their construction makes it difficult to create a consistent feel throughout the clubs The ACCRA DyMatch S3 Series is unique in that it allows players to create a "matched" feel across the entire set. According to ACCRA, the DyMatch S3 Series are more suitable for experienced players seeking maximum performance. DyMatch S3 shafts produce a higher trajectory with a lower spin without sacrificing control.
Fujikura Motore F3
Fujikura is one of the most prominent Japanese golf shaft manufacturers in operation. According to Golf Gear Select, the Fujikura Motore line consistently ranks at the top for players who want to maximize their distance. The Fujikura Motore F3 is available in weights of 61g and 71g gram with a mid-level kick point. According to Golf Tips Magazine, the Motore F3 also features Swing Sync technology, which increases control by allowing for more feedback through the club.
Aerotech SteelFiber Composite Series
The Aerotech SteelFiber Composite Series is a unique line of shafts with a graphite core and a steel carbon outer layer. According to World Golf, the SteelFiber series offers players the consistency of steel and the playability of graphite. The graphite core helps to dampen vibrations, increase club head speed and maximize distance. According to World Golf, SteelFiber shafts were used by players finishing in the top ten of several professional tournaments in 2010, including the SBS Championship and the U.S. Open.
Mitsubishi Fubuki Alpha
The Mitsubishi Fubuki Alpha is designed for players with a wide range of swing speeds who are looking for a higher launch with a lower amount of spin. The Mitsubishi Fubuki Series ranked third overall in Golf Gear Select's 2009 list of best golf shafts, and Golf Tips Magazine recommends the Fubuki Alpha in particular. The Fubuki Alpha is available in several weights, ranging from 54g to 75g, and three flex grades: regular, stiff and extra stiff.
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