Titleist Updated Website Content

jokerusn · November 15, 2010

Shafts!!!

Titleist updated its 910 line options on its website, especially in the optional shafts section.

Some highlights:

ALL RIP SHAFTS ARE NO UPCHARGE!!! EVEN RIP80!!! (but you have to pay an upcharge for a NV, Proforce V2 and ProLaunch Red... )
GD DI shafts available in more weights (6, 7 and 8) AND DI105 Hybrid available!
AxivCore Green and ATTAS 6&7 available
Rombax PRO95 available (REAL version)
Voodoo NV8 hybrid shaft available
The whole gamut of Diamana shafts available (WB, BB, RB plus next-gen Diamanas and Titleist Diamanas) in almost every weight and Fubuki Alpha 60 added
Noticeably absent - DG Spinner

TMfan54 · November 15, 2010

that's cool. will the shafts have the original graphics? i wish my SD didn't have the taylormade graphics. i think its kinda funny they list the project x as tour issue. its obviously not a tour shaft if the consumer is the first one to use it.

jokerusn · November 15, 2010

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that's cool. will the shafts have the original graphics? i wish my SD didn't have the taylormade graphics. i think its kinda funny they list the project x as tour issue. its obviously not a tour shaft if the consumer is the first one to use it.
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TM, I think, is the only manufacturer that paints different shafts all the same color. All others use the standard graphics from the aftermarket shafts (minus the few that keep the same scheme but different colors).

The PX is labeled "Tour Issue" because True Temper labels that series as "Project X Tour Issue". It's only available to select dealers through the True Temper Tour Concept program - www.tttourconcept.com. Yes, it is a marketing ploy since it IS the shafts they issue the Tour but not limited to the tour. Actually, the Tour did get this shaft first. They were using this particular shaft over a year ago. I have a proto hybrid shaft that has no flame graphic by the grip. The first shafts also didn't have the specs painted on. It was just "X-7A3" on a solid metallic blue-green shaft.