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Best Shafts – Mid to Mid-High Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana BF 50, RF 50, C6 Red and Blue, ACCRA TZ 6 55 and 65, ACCRA FX 2.0 150 and 160, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Yellow, Project X EvenFlow Riptide CB 50 and 60, Fujikura Speeder Evolution and V 474 and 569, Graphite Design Tour AD DI, GP and VR 5 and 6, Veylix Alpina Black 573 and 673, TPT 16 LKP. EvenFlow T1100 White uses the strongest high modulus fibers available to create the stiffest tip and lowest launching/spinning profile in the EvenFlow family. EvenFlow shafts feature an “even” bend profile that transfers shaft load more efficiently throughout the swing to create maximum energy release at impact. NEW Project X Even Flow Driver/Fairway Wood Shaft Brand: Project X Model: Even Flow White T1100 Length: 46' Uncut Weight: 65g Flex: 6.0 Stiff Flex Adapter: None Tip Size:.335 Shaft Material: Graphite Grip: None Condition: NEW!

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There were a few surprises on the 2020 Golf Digest Equipment Hot List and which drivers won the Gold Medals. Various forums, and ourselves as well publish a list of the best drivers. Some are very independent and some are not. Doesn’t matter. What our customers are looking for is what are the best driver and shaft combinations that we have fit so far in 2020, even though it is VERY early in the season. We believe that the shaft is the part of the club that has the most impact on distance, consistency and accuracy, so that is why we are including our shaft recommendations in this list.

We like the categories as used by GolfWRX in their 2019 article but we think there are more in the mix for slower swing speeds. We will also throw in our Honorable Mentions in both heads and shafts. So here goes:

Swing Speed 106+, Distance > 250 yards

Fitting Tips: Typically 75 gram shafts but smoother tempos can play lighter weights. Firm mid section and low launch, low spin is the norm for more control. Driver lofts 8 to 10.5 degrees depending upon angle of attack. The new TaylorMade SIM 8 degree is adjustable down to 6 degrees!

Best Heads:Callaway MAVRIK and MAVRIK Sub Zero, TaylorMade SIM and SIM MAX, Ping G410 LST, Titleist TS3 and TS4, Cobra SpeedZone, PXG 0811X Gen 2, Mizuno ST200 and ST 200G

Best Shafts – Low Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana DF 60 and 70, Mitsubishi TENSEI White, ACCRA TZ 5 65, OBAN Kiyoshi Black, Devotion 6 and 7, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green, Fujikura Ventus Black 6 and 7, LA Golf Black Tie 7, TPT 15 MKP-MT-ST

Best Shafts – Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana BF and ZF 60, ACCRA TZ 6 65, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black and Smoke Yellow, Project X EvenFlow Riptide 65 and 75, Graphite Design Tour AD TP and XC, KBS TD Graphite 60 and 70, OBAN Isawa Red, TPT 15 MKP-LT-ST

Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS 220, Srixon 785

Swing Speed 95-105, Distance 211 – 250 yards

Fitting Tips: Typical shaft weights in 65 grams but some players with fast transitions may like a heavier 70+ gram shaft. If you think you are losing distance, try a lighter, 55 gram shaft or a counter balanced shaft, but make sure it plays stiff enough. Typically 9 to 10.5 degree lofted drivers with face bias dependent upon swing characteristics and what appeals to the golfer.

Best Heads:Callaway MAVRIK and MAVRIK SubZero, TaylorMade SIM MAX, Ping G410 LST and Plus, Titleist TS2 and TS3, Cobra Speedzone, PXG 0811X 2nd Gen, Mizuno ST200 and ST 200G

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Best Shafts – Low-Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana DF 60 and 70, Fujikura Ventus Black 6 and 7, Mitsubishi TENSEI White and Orange, ACCRA TZ 5 65, OBAN Kiyoshi White and Devotion 6, 7, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black and Smoke Yellow, Project X EvenFlow Riptide 60 and 70

Best Shafts – Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana BF and XF 60, ACCRA TZ 6 65, OBAN Revenge, Isawa Red, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black and Smoke Yellow, Project X EvenFlow Riptide 60, Graphite Design Tour AD DI, TP , VR and XC, KBS TD Graphite 60 and 70, TPT 16 MKP-LT-SW

Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS 220, Srixon 785,

Swing Speed 80 – 94, Distance 175 – 210 yards

Fitting Tips: Lighter shafts (55 to 65 grams) but launch and spin depend on swing characteristics and attack angle. Slightly higher lofted drivers but not necessarily draw biased as there are a lot of better golfers with low handicaps in this category.

Best Heads:Callaway MAVRIK and MAVRIK MAX, TaylorMade SIM MAX and SIM MAX D, Ping G410 Plus, Titleist TS1 and TS2, Cobra Speedzone and Speedsone Extreme, PXG 0811XF Gen 2, Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo

Best Shafts – Low to Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana DF 60, Fujikura Ventus Blue 5 and 6, Mitsubishi TENSEI Orange and Blue , ACCRA TZ 5 55 and 65, FX 2.0 250 and 260 , OBAN Kiyoshi Purple 55, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black, LA Golf Red Tie 50, TPT 17 MKP-LT-SW

Best Shafts – Mid to Mid-High Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana BF 50, RF 50, C6 Red and Blue, ACCRA TZ 6 55 and 65, ACCRA FX 2.0 150 and 160, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Yellow, Project X EvenFlow Riptide CB 50 and 60, Fujikura Speeder Evolution and V 474 and 569, Graphite Design Tour AD DI, GP and VR 5 and 6, Veylix Alpina Black 573 and 673, TPT 16 LKP-MT-SW

Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS 220, Mizuno ST-200X , Srixon 585

Swing Speed Under 80, Distance < 175 yards

Fitting Tips: Typically lighter weight shafts, 39 to 50 grams with higher launch and spin. Head lofts at least 11 degrees and up to 17 for juniors.

Best Heads:Callaway MAVRIK MAX and EPIC Flash Star, XXIO X, TaylorMade SIM MAX and SIM MAX D-Type, Ping G410 Plus and G Le, PXG 0811XF , Titleist TS1, Cobra Speedzone and Speedsone Extreme, Mizuno ST-200X 12, Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo, US Kids TS3 Launch

Best Shafts – Mid to Mid-High Launch: Mitsubishi Fubuki V 40, Bassara TB Series , ACCRA TZ 6 55, FX 2.0 140 , Project X EvenFlow Riptide CB 40 and 50 , Graphite Design Tour AD DI and VR 4 and 5, TPT 18 MKP-MT-SW.

Best Shafts – Mid-High to High Launch: Mitsubishi Grand Bassara 39, ACCRA FX SRT, Project X EvenFlow Riptide CB 40 and 50, Graphite Design Tour AD GP 4 and 5, Fujikura Speeder Evolution III 474 and Vista Pro 45, TPT 18 LKP-MT-SW.

Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS 220, Mizuno ST-200X, Srixon 585

Once again, we feel that the shaft is of critical importance to getting optimum performance out of any club, but especially the driver. Proper length (shorter is better) weight and flex can give you more distance, accuracy and consistency!

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For non-golfers or those just starting to get into the sport it can seem almost impossible that the design of the shaft will have much effect on the overall swing of the user. In actual fact the best driver shafts can add a remarkable number of yards to a shot and can vastly improve the user’s game.

Making sure you have the right shaft is key to improving your game, but deciding between the hundreds of options is more difficult. This is especially true because, to the untrained eye, a row of shafts will all look identical. To make it easier to know which ones you should be opting for we have collected together a list of the best products available.

Things to Keep in Mind

Before you dive into the list of products, there are several details that you should consider while you are choosing the right shaft for you:

• Get Measured.Even the best driver shafts become useless if they do not fit the golfer. It is important to have a professional analyze your swing and to recommend the right length and style. It is worth having this done before you start looking at shafts.

• Compatibility.It seems obvious, but many buyers make the simple mistake of not making sure that their driver head fits the new shaft. The majority of shafts on our list are able to fit a wide range of driver heads but this should certainly be checked before the final choice is made.

• Grip.All of the shafts on our list come with some of the finest handles available but many other driver shafts do not. Golfers spend a great deal of time concentrating on the head end of the club and often forget about the grip.

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What Makes the Best Driver Shafts?

In our list we have provided some guidance to which shafts provide a regular or stiff flex and some that can come in both styles. While is seems very simple, as there are only two choices, it is anything but straightforward.

When you are looking at the flex of a shaft you should be considering a wide range of factors and decide which would assist you in improving your game. Here are some of the most important:

• Stability. The shaft should feel sturdy in your hands the whole way through your swing.

• Accuracy.Even with some flex it should provide you with enough control that you can get the direction and speed that you want.

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• Consistency. The flex should be designed so you can make the same style of swing over and over again.

If you concentrate on these three factors you will be able to identify the very best driver shafts and those that will always serve you well.

Top 3 Driver Shafts Reviews

1. Mitsubishi Fubuki J-Series

The Mitsubishi Fubuki J-Series is a seriously well-made and high performing driver for any golfer. The shaft is always cut to the perfect length, whether you are looking for something standard or would like it customized to suit your playing.

This incredibly durable shaft will help you enhance how you play. Not only will you get great distance but every hit, even the ones that are a little off, will leave you in a good position.

The grips of this club are comfortable and the entire design is beautiful. You really can’t go wrong with this driver shaft considering how much extra power you get for your money.

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2. Project X HZRDUS

Project X HZRDUS Yellow 65 is one of the top driver shafts for anyone that is serious about upping their game and taking that next step in terms of clubs. The stiffness of the shaft is consistent and the grips are incredibly comfortable.

The stiffness in the tip and the butt come in perfect combination with the softer mid area. This is the blend that gives you the results you want.

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Getting a better trajectory is expected when you buy one of the best driver shafts on the market and this specific option certainly does not disappoint. There is consistently less spin and a better angle for hitting the ball.

3. Fujikura Vista

The lessened spin and the longer ball flight make the Fujikura Vista Pro 60 an ideal upgrade for any driver. You can expect to have a smooth swing with evenly distributed weight, which always makes hitting the ball easier to control.

Consistency with drivers is key and this shaft delivers. Once you get used to how this driver performs, you will know exactly how to hit and exactly the ball distance, flight time and specifics to expect.

This sleek-looking shaft is also visually appealing for the golfers that want to make sure their game and their equipment is on point.