Mamiya-OP, parent company of UST and ACCRA....with their upper line being the AXIV shafts...and we got em!
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Piper, the shaft is the long, thin part of the club that is inserted into the head at one end and that the grip slides onto at the other end. Axiv is just a brand name.
sheesh...friggin' amateurs...
Mamiya-OP, parent company of UST and ACCRA....with their upper line being the AXIV shafts...and we got em!
Indacupgolf.com
Piper, the shaft is the long, thin part of the club that is inserted into the head at one end and that the grip slides onto at the other end. Axiv is just a brand name.
sheesh...friggin' amateurs...
(Mental note to self....NEVER hire MCDavis for sales position.....) :faintthud
Sometimes, indacup, you have to get down to their level...it's painful, but it has to be done! :laugh:
I am looking at the Axiv 758M shaft ... my 7iron distance is 150-160 yards using a ns-pro 850 reg shaft, driver 230-240 yards using a fujikaru sr shaft. i am a average swinger.We are expecting the AXIV-X here around March....
These are incredible shafts, but as you mentioned, we recommend going a bit softer (on paper).....I plan on selecting each shaft for each person because of the complexity of the process.