The Graphite Design chart provides a general guideline for which shafts are suitable for different swing speeds. For example, golfers with a swing speed of 70-80 mph may benefit from a shaft with a softer flex, while golfers with a swing speed of 90-100 mph may benefit from a shaft with a stiffer flex.
Where are graphite design shafts made?
shafts are designed and manufactured exclusively at the Graphite Design factory headquarters in Japan utilizing the same technology found in the Tour AD wood series. The Tour AD Utility Driving Iron shafts are designed to work with the modern Utility Driving Iron heads that have recently become popular.
What is a graphite Design MAD wood shaft?
Available in two strengths, the Graphite Design MAD Standard strength wood shafts are available in a 45g A and R Flex, 55g R and S Flex, 65g R and S Flex and a 70g S Flex and is designed for the intermediate to advance players.
