Project X Iron Shafts - Suited to Your Game?

Project X Iron Shafts with PGA Pro Michael Kunman! 🏌️‍♂️

Join us in this exclusive video brought to you by Perth Golf Centre, where renowned PGA Professional Michael Kunman shows you into the world of Project X Iron Shafts. 🚀

🔍 Discover the details and specifications of these high-performance shafts that have been making waves in golfing community, especially on tours around the world.

Whether you're a seasoned golfer looking to fine-tune your game or a newcomer eager to understand the nuances of golf equipment, this video is tailored for you! 🎯

👉 Gain insights into:
✅ Shaft Materials & Construction
✅ Flex Options and What Suits Your Swing
✅ Target Audience and Player Profiles

Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your understanding of golf equipment and make more informed decisions for your game. Hit that play button and take your golfing experience to the next level with Project X Iron Shafts!

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[bullrambler]

I know the Project X is too stout for me now. I`m an older golfer and like the Project X LZ shaft in Mizuno JPX 921 Pro irons. I`ve been hitting the 5.5 it works well for my tempo and swing speed. It`s not too stiff and I could likely play a 6.0. I demo-ed the Project X IO shaft 5.5 in the Mizuno JPX 921 Forged iron and found it really different from the LZ. It is lighter in weight but I found it felt quite stiff. It`s winter so my golf muscles are not at their best, and was hitting inside on a launch monitor.

[scottwatson]

I really like Project X iron shafts and have played the 6.5 125 flex for a few years, I have tried some other tour weight shafts but the only other one that I could play is the KBS Tour VT 125 which feels a bit smoother than Project X 6.5 but is equally stout although it has a different profile with a really stiff handle and mid sections.