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XCaliber Superlite 45 Driver Shaft Review - The Hackers Paradise In depth review of the new XCaliber Superlite 45 driver shaft. Everything you want or need to know about this super light driver shaft.

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Great weekend for Abraham Ancer on the PGA TOUR! From the factory to the fairways, the Miura family around the world is proud of your solo second at THE NORTHERN TRUST this weekend. Next stop? BMW Championship! Let’s go!

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Best graphite shaft in the game? We think so. The KBS Golf Shafts Tour Graphite Iron – TGI is the first graphite iron shaft to play like KBS Golf Shafts Steel - NOW available for all swing speeds in New Taper Tip Weights. | Player Driven. Tour Proven. |

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Determining club flex. Are you tuned into your club's frequency? - Mitchell Golf Equipment Company Frequency gives clubs the same flex feel. This allows a golfer to swing each club in their bag with the same tempo for maximum club head velocity at impact.

Improved Feel ✅ Tighter Dispersion ✅ Maximum Distance ✅ Piercing Trajectory ✅ The KBS Tour is Kim Braly's signature shaft. Incorporating advanced technology, the Tour maximizes energy transfer and increased shot control. | Player Driven. Tour Proven. |

TWO Major Championships in 2019 for KBS Golf Shafts! Major Champions trust KBS in their bags.. what are you waiting for?? Switch into the Red Label and see your game change for the better. | Player Driven. Tour Proven. |

" The KBS Tour 90 provides more spin and a higher trajectory in order to get the ball flight that players desire. The KBS Tour 90 has shown further distance and about 50% tighter dispersion than any other shaft among its competition." - Kim Braly, Director of R&D

Sam Snead: At contact I want both left and right sides of my body fully extended as well as my arms. Extended they give me full power both at the ball and during the next split second—when the ball is flattened against the clubface and rides it. The longer and stronger you can weld the clubface and ball together the better.” FastFirst Golf, www.benjacksongolf.com