ASCENDING MASS IRON SHAFTS

Traditional iron shafts feature a constant weight profile - shafts with the same mass properties throughout the set. With ascending mass shaft technology, the weight of each shaft increases by 3 grams throughout the set (long iron to short iron). Most golfers already use ascending weight shafts in their driver, fairways, and hybrids.

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Titleist's mission is to deliver clubs built with ultimate precision to meet the needs of your game. It all starts with the highest quality materials and our commitment to constantly push the standards of golf club manufacturing. When you open your box stamped with the Titleist Script, rest assured – you’re playing the very best.

Shaft designers have many ways to change the performance and feel of a golf shaft – the materials used and the way they are cut and oriented all impact specs such as torque, frequency and weight. Most golfers find it difficult to feel subtle differences in specifications or to feel the difference between specific specifications such as torque and tip stiffness.

Our research indicates that shafts with high butt frequencies feel firmer and more "boardy" for most golfers, while shafts with low butt frequencies feel softer and more responsive. Additionally, shafts with high tip frequencies tend to decrease launch and feel firmer at impact, while shafts with low tip frequencies tend to increase launch and feel softer.