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Fujikura prides itself on being the leader of design and development of the world’s best performance golf shafts. But we don’t stop there. Our mission at Fujikura is to not only produce the best equipment for all golfers, but to provide golfers and club fitters with the latest information on our technologies and efforts of driving innovation forward. An all-new learning module to become an officially certified dealer will be available online soon. Please check back for updates on our launch date to become certified online and in the meantime read through our technology, materials, and benefits below.
VeloCore Technology is a multi-material bias core construction technique that delivers ultimate stability through transition and impact.
Enso – More than a singular technology, enso® represents our commitment to advancing elegant, enlightened shaft design and performance.
High Inertia Tip – Maximizes the energy created during your downswing and then releases that energy right before impact.
Maximum Carbon Fiber Content – Provides greater stiffness and strength compared to a standard/conventional material at a similar weight.
Metal Composite Technology (MCT) is the latest CG Improvement by Fujikura which joins Composite Carbon with an array of metals.
Outer Bias Technology – Our engineers have moved the bias layer from the traditional innermost layer and put it in between straight layers which provides a much smoother loading and feel to the shaft.
Multiaxial Reinforced Mid-Section – Strengthens the outer wall of the middle section to prevent ovalization and promote efficient energy transfer.
The High Density Composite Core allows us to shift weight towards the butt section of the shaft.
Phantium Finish – A lightweight and proprietary paint technique that optimizes weight savings (up to 6 grams) in paint and clear coats applied to the structure.
The incredibly successful Ventus is now available in 2 new launch profiles.
Taylormade’s Chris Trott visits the Fujikura headquarters with and inside-tour of the studio.
Watch how the Ventus keeps you in the fairway and drastically improves your game.
Michael discusses the immediate distance gain after being custom fit with new Fujikura shafts.
#AskChad, how do you tip trim your Fujikura golf shaft?
#AskChad discusses the Pro Iron Shafts with HDCC Technology.
Lisa is simply “very impressed” with the custom fitting process and finds that the ball is going straighter.
The following tip trimming instructions are suggestions only, as we generally do not recommend tip trimming on any driver or 3 wood shafts based on the composition of our shafts and how that could affect performance. We recommend that you consult your custom fitter or club-builder for the best tip trimming suggestions based on your individual swing and desired results. To locate a Fujikura custom fitter near you, please use our Dealer Locator.
In general, tip trimming can be used to achieve a stiffer shaft profile, lower launch, and/or lower spin. Tip trimming 1 “is equivalent to one flex, so for example, if you wanted to stiffen your S flex to an X flex then you would tiptrim 1”. Or maybe you decide that you want to play in between S and X flex, so it is suggested to tip trim 1/2”.
Woods | 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 |
All Wood Shafts | 0″ | 0″ | 0.5″ | 1.0″ | 1.5″ |
Hybrids | 15-17 degree | 18-20 degree | 21-23 degree | 24-27 degree | 28 degree |
All Hybrids | 0″ | 0″ | .5″ | 1.0″ | 1.5″ |
Irons | |||||
PRO and Vista PRO | 1/2″ increments starting with #3 and butt trim to length | ||||
MCI | butt trim to length |
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