In recent years, shafts intended for amateurs have proliferated in the lightweight shaft arena. The typical comment: “I feel the shaft helping me, and I love that.”
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The technical discussion and measurements are available only to registered readersDuring informal testing at Willamette Valley Country Club, a much-admired family club in Canby, Ore., the strongest players waggled the driver and immediately said something like, “Too whippy for me.” On the other hand, players with more moderate swing speeds were highly complimentary after hitting balls. If these shafts could talk, they might say things like this: “I always wanted to be recognized as a superlative R or S shaft, but I never took steroids and I never wanted to be confused with an X or XX guy.” This was to be everyman’s premium golf shaft.Īs many of us have discovered, the best shafts for amateurs often are those that start life with more modest goals. The project clearly began with the ordinary golfer and not the touring pro. Sometimes this strategy works, sometimes it doesn’t. With the Grand Bassara, shaft giant Mitsubishi Rayon turned the tables.
The new ultra-light Grand Bassara metalwood shafts from Mitsubishi Rayon are aimed at amateurs looking for increased club speed along with a definitive shaft kick in the impact zone. The key word here is amateurs. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Many prominent golf shafts are designed primarily for touring pros, then are lightened or softened or modified in one fashion or another for amateurs. Ultra Light Driver Shafts – Mitsubishi Grand Bassara By Jim Achenbach
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