Pro Taylor Fit Nano Made PGA Tour 65 Gram Graphite Golf Iron Shafts - L, A, R or S Flex

These shafts have improved my iron game.I moved from stock graphite Regular flex shafts on my TaylorMade RSI 1 irons to these.I felt my shots were leaking to the right and sacrificing straight line distance due to the shaft flex being too soft for my swing speed and tempo. Since changing to these shafts, my shots have straightened and I've improved confidence on hitting lower percentage shots because I know that my shots will not fade right at the end.I think the low 3.0 torque has definitely helped stabilize this club on impact and transfers more power to the ball on impact. For your ref, my swing speed with my driver is around the 100mph mark. The feel on impact also is not boardy as well.Best of all these are great value shafts. Not expensive and definitely worth a trial even if you wish to try it on one of your irons first.

I ordered the full package of 8 shafts, epoxy, and ferrules. The shafts look good and feel good but they are not 65 grams, more like 85 before cutting. I was nervous about the 65 to start with and felt better that it was a bit heavier as I was switching from 115 gm steel. Tested on the driving range and will need some adjustment on my part. The epoxy works very well. I reshafted few times before and anytime it failed was because of short cuts on my part, namely dirty club or shaft tip not well prepared. This time everything was fine and it held well. The ferrules are exact size but need some work to slide in, 2-3 minutes in hot water before installation will make them easier to push in.

Picked up one of these great looking shafts to replace the steel shaft on one of my irons. The intention was to buy this shaft along with another lightweight shaft and see how they feel while swinging before deciding to make a purchase for my entire iron set. So I set about weighing my old steel shaft (83 grams), grip, clubhead, figured out swingweight, etc... to get a starting point. I was then surprised as heck to find this Pro Taylor Fit Nano come in at 85 grams. Yes, 85 grams. Not the 65 grams as the ad states. Well I'm a very short guy and this was going on a 7 iron so after sizing (cutting) in the end it came in at 76 grams. I have to admit the shaft looks great. The other shaft did come in at 61 grams so I need to do some testing before making my final purchase decision.

Bought these to reshaft my clubs from steel stiff to senior flex now that I'm in my late 60s. My golf game is back. I feel the flex in the shaft and pure the ball again. Love these shafts combined with my Callaway Diablo Forged Irons.

Nice shafts, unable to use yet, but was disappointed that shafts are silver not black as image implies....I wanted all black graphite shafts.

Good quality nice appearance

Put a set in pinhawk S. L. Irons. They have no No feel no distance makes the club feel dead. think I would have better results with piece of rebar. Plus They’re heavier than advertised. Was ready to give up on pinhawk irons. Changed the shaft to a different brand. Now they feel and perform great.

I was looking for some cheap shafts to replace a couple of broken ones, didn't think my club set was worth much. I purchased the shafts and installed myself, figured cheap fix, however I am impressed that a lower price shaft Looks and performs as well or better than I expected. However time will determine its true value, For now if I break another I will reorder again.