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Nippon Shaft N.S. Pro Modus³ Tour 115 Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The Nippon Shaft N.S. Pro Modus³ Tour 115 Regular is heavier than average for steel iron shafts at 4.14 oz (117.5 g), while its 1.7° torque is on the lower side. Its mid launch / mid spin flight...

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Nippon Shaft N.S. Pro Modus³ Tour 110 Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The Nippon Shaft N.S. Pro Modus³ Tour 110 Regular is lighter than average for steel iron shafts at 3.7 oz (105 g), while its 1.8° torque is on the lower side. Its mid launch / mid spin flight...

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Graftech GT 65 Senior / A Iron Shaft Specs

The Graftech GT 65 Senior / A is lighter than average for graphite iron shafts at 2.33 oz (66 g), while its 4.1° torque is on the higher side. Its mid launch / mid spin flight profile and responsive...

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Graftech GT 75 Senior / A Iron Shaft Specs

The Graftech GT 75 Senior / A sits near the typical graphite iron-shaft weight range at 2.57 oz (73 g), with 3.5° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its mid launch / mid spin flight...

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Mitsubishi Chemical Kuro Kage Blk 70 2nd Gen Senior / A Iron Shaft Specs

The Mitsubishi Chemical Kuro Kage Blk 70 2nd Gen Senior / A sits near the typical graphite iron-shaft weight range at 2.57 oz (73 g), with 3.5° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its mid...

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Grafalloy ProLaunch Blue 80 Senior / A Iron Shaft Specs

The Grafalloy ProLaunch Blue 80 Senior / A is heavier than average for graphite iron shafts at 2.82 oz (80 g), with 3.2° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its high launch / mid-high spin...

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