Experience the precision and power of Nippon Shafts – the leader in high-performance golf shafts from Japan. Renowned for their innovative designs and uncompromising quality, Nippon Shafts blend advanced materials with cutting-edge engineering to deliver exceptional energy transfer and ball striking consistency.
Whether you’re a Tour professional or an avid amateur golfer, Nippon Shafts offer a wide range of models tailored to every swing type and playing ability. From the ultra-lightweight N.S. Pro Regio Formula line to the stability-enhancing N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour series, each shaft is meticulously crafted to help you unlock your full potential.
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Discover how Nippon’s proprietary materials like GRA (Geometrically Reinforced Area) and NFAC (Nippon Flex Adjustment Chuck) provide unparalleled consistency and fine-tuned performance. Learn about their shaft fitting philosophies and how to find the perfect match for your swing.
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now in 2009 nipon decided to introduce the modus series which a lot more of you may be familiar with actually which is a red label classic red label that everyone knows originally they introduced the 105 the 120 series and has been updated since then with the 130 the 125 and 115 G option the motor Series has basically been introduced to add a more tall level option so where you going to get into faster swing speeds you’re going to get into heavy components you need a heavier shaft to match in with that profile as well the 105 the 120 very kind of traditional profiles and then you’re going to see some sorry the 105 the 115 the 125 are going to be very traditional profiles and then the 130 and the 120 really kind of set themselves apart again we will go back into the profile options that we have later on in this
