Golfers tend to get pretty excited about new clubhead releases being added to our True Spec matrix. However, having a new shaft join the party is perhaps even more exciting as it can be placed in so many clubheads. The Fujikura Axiom iron shafts have just hit the True Spec matrix bringing our total clubhead and shaft combinations over 50,000. We will show you what Fujikura Axiom iron shafts offer and who should stop in to a local True Spec to try one.
Fujikura Axiom Iron Shafts (Everything To Know)
If your golf iron shafts need an update this year, the Fujikura Axiom could be a great option.
The Technology
The Fujikura Axiom iron shafts feature two key technologies that even Fujikura says were years in the making. The first is the VeleCore technology, and the second is the Enso, used mostly for research and manufacturing.
VeloCore Technology creates a tremendous amount of stability in a golf shaft. Stability matters to golfers throughout the swing but tends to be most important through transition and impact. The result of having VeloCore in the Axiom shafts is increased consistency and accuracy throughout the game.
Enso is the research and testing process that was used to develop Axiom. The Enso process was limited to woods but has since expanded to include irons.
Who Are They For?
The popular Ventus wood shafts have become a staple in many players’ bags. The stability, distance, and accuracy that golfers have experienced with these shafts in their woods inspired the Furjikura Axiom line.
If you have been playing with Ventus and enjoying success, the Axiom is worth considering in your next iron club fitting.
In addition, the Axiom iron shafts come in three weights a 75, 105, and 125-gram model. There are various flex options available within each shaft option. Golfers with high and low swing speeds and those with high and low handicaps can benefit from Axiom shafts in their bags.
The Performance
One of the most amazing benefits of the Fujikura Axiom iron shafts is that the performance has been broken down into long iron, mid iron, and short iron. In other words, the shaft brings different benefits based on the club you have in your hands.
The long iron performance in the 2, 3, and 4 iron shafts will help to maximize carry distance. That stability through the transition really pays off in the longer clubs. In addition, there should be no trouble holding a green even with this long iron in the bag.
With the mid irons, versatility is more important. Whether you are looking to shape your iron shots, get a bit more distance, or control your launch a bit, you can do so with the 5, 6, and 7-iron shafts.
Finally, in the short game, scoring is what matters. If you want to hit shots close to the pin and have them stay there, the consistency and accuracy in the 8, 9, and PW shaft will stand out.
Where To Try Fujikura Axiom Iron Shafts
All Ture Spec locations now have the Fujikura Axiom irons shafts in stock. Schedule your True Spec golf club fitting today to see if these could be a great option for your game.
