There are two things for which Titleist Golf Company has become preeminent: golf balls and irons.
Still, Titleist makes some highly respectable drivers and fairway woods, such as the TS1, TS2, TS3, and TS4.
Quality driver heads deserve quality Titleist driver shafts, despite the fact that Titleist itself doesn’t produce golf shafts.
They do offer fitting guides and suggestions on their website, though, and according to them, the following are some top picks for the best of the best Titleist driver shafts.
Fujikura Atmos Tour Spec Black 8
Fujikura’s Atmos Tour Spec line of driver shafts is the result of fastidious research and attention to player concerns. Over two decades of research and development went into them, and today they are regarded as some of the best shafts in the industry.
The Atmos Tour Spec driver shafts are made with high-modulus graphite, maximum fiber content, and a High-Inertia-Tip, or H.I.T. All of the shafts in the line are geared to deliver low launch, low spin profiles, with the Atmos Tour Spec Black being the lowest of the three.
The Atmos Tour Spec Black features a stiff handle, shaft tip, and midsection for unprecedented performance and control over ball flight and shot dispersion – perfect for stronger players with fast swing speeds.
Project X Even Flow Blue 75
Named for its “even” bend profile, the Project X Even Flow Blue shaft comes from a series of mid-launch/mid-spin shafts that load and release smoothly and efficiently for unprecedented energy transfer on contact.
The Even Flow Blue is ideal for players with a moderate swing tempo that appreciate fluid loading and handling that do not compromise on feedback. The unique thing about the Even Flow Blue is that it is one Titleist driver shaft that might be considered ideal for players with slightly slower swing speeds.
The mid-launch, mid-spin profile can enable players with slower swing speeds to generate higher launches for greater control over distance in a more forgiving format.
Oban Devotion 8
The Oban Devotion line has some serious variability in terms of weight, shaft flex, and torque ratings. This suggestion, of the Oban Devotion 6, is geared toward players with strong, fast swing speeds and high tempos.
The Oban Devotion 8 is a heavy, stiff driver shaft that delivers low-mid launch and low-mid spin, making it perfect for players with faster swing speeds and higher tempos, enabling them to reach greater ranges without compromising sensitivity, and while still controlling shot dispersion.
The Oban Devotion 8 is available in three shaft flex ratings: S, X, and TX – so opt for one of these if you’re confident in your swing speed and tempo.
Where Can You Get These Titleist Driver Shafts? (and Others)
These are only two Titleist driver shafts suggested by the people at Titleist themselves. They also suggest Mitsubishi Diamana, Kuro Kage, Fubuki Alpha, Fujikura Air Speeder, and HZRDUS shafts, among many others.
To learn more about each of these Titleist driver shafts, or to see what else is available, visit Dallas Golf Company online at DallasGolf.com, contact them at 800-955-9550, or visit their retail shop for golf club fitting services.
