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| Wishon InterFLEXX Graphite Shafts for Woods and Irons
A truly unique shaft engineering achievement for flight control and feel that has professional clubmakers all over the world buzzing about their incredible performance. |
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|  Features and Benefits:
“The InterFLEXX is the most amazing shaft I have ever used” Literally hundreds of clubmakers have echoed their complements about TWGT's innovative and original InterFLEXX graphite shaft design that delivers truly visible flight differences in a design that plays with incredible feel.
From the combined shaft design skills and experience of Tom Wishon and Royal Precision Director of Composite Engineering Robin Arthur, the InterFLEXX Flight Control shafts are truly a radical breakthrough in shaft design and engineering.
InterFLEXX uses aluminum coated Hexel composite weave in precise locations on the shaft to create the specific bending profile that generates a truly visible difference in launch angle and trajectory. The increased stiffness of the hexel composite "freezes" sections of the shaft to allow the intended portions of the shaft to bend and elicit the flight and feel characteristics that make this shaft so unique and so popular.
By using the Hexel composite, InterFLEXX High and Mid/Low versions possess the same butt section stiffness to deliver superb feel, yet display truly visible differences in launch and trajectory. All graphite shafts that promise flight differences have to be made stiffer in the butt and tip to lower the flight, or much more flexible in the butt and tip to increase trajectory. This often means the feel of the shaft with the golfer's desired flight characteristics does not match their comfort level for feel.
InterFLEXX High flight shafts incorporate two Hexel composite sections to allow the softer butt stiffness to control the ‘unloading' of the shaft from a higher position on the shaft which increases launch angle and trajectory.
InterFLEXX Mid/Low flight shafts use a single longer layer of the Hexel composite positioned in the lower center area of the shaft to stiffen the entire lower section of the shaft, thus impeding the forward bending of the shaft before impact to keep the launch down in a medium/low angle and deliver a more penetrating trajectory.
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| ZT Series High & Mid/Low Flight Graphite
ZT Series shafts revolutionize shaft fitting with 'Zone Technology' matching zone flexes with a golfer's swing speed. |
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|  Features and Benefits:
ZT Series shafts are designed by engineering the flex stiffness in the butt, center and tip sections of the shaft to perform together and create specific bending profile properties to truly change the flight of the ball for the golfer.
ZT Series High flight specifically for the golfer who needs to hit the ball higher to keep the ball in the air so it will carry farther
ZT Series Mid/Low flight specifically for the golfer who already hits the ball high enough but wants to lower ball flight for more control
ZT Series shafts are finished in a Deep Metallic Grey gloss with black and silver highlights to match any woodhead finish
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| Wishon Gi-335 High Launch Shaft
Another example of TWGT shaft design innovation for a visible change in shot trajectory for golfers who wish to hit lower lofted irons high, with maximum carry. |
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|  Features:
The unique and innovative Gi-335 graphite iron shaft from TWGT will change the way clubmakers look at iron shaft design for game improvement and trajectory enhancement.
A major role of the shaft is to contribute to the launch angle of the shot by how much the shaft bends forward just before impact. Conventional iron shafts made with a 0.370" tip diameter cannot bend more than 1-2" in the swing. Yet, the same flex of a 0.335" tip diameter wood shaft will bend between 4-6" in the swing, for the same golfer! This is a HUGE reason why high loft woods are easier to hit high than long irons of the same loft.
The Gi-335 graphite iron shafts are designed with the same exact butt stiffness as conventional iron shaft flexes, but with a 0.335" parallel tip section to allow the iron shaft to greatly increase the launch angle of the shot. The custom designed tip section of the Gi-335 means more forward bending of the shaft just before impact, which means a much higher trajectory for low lofted iron shots than ever before possible with a conventional .370" or .355" iron shaft design. Yet the butt and center section design of the shaft prevents the shaft from feeling too whippy!
TWGT designed the unique Gi-335 graphite iron shaft to match perfectly with the 0.335" hosel bore of the new Wishon Golf 321Li hybrid long iron heads, so clubmakers have a perfect, true long iron replacement that hits the ball very high and the same distance as a typical long iron.
With custom trimming options designed by TWGT, the Gi-335 shaft can be played by virtually any type of golfer who is looking for a higher trajectory in the long-to-middle irons. Remember, the key is the 0.335" tip section design which increases forward shaft bending before impact TWICE AS MUCH as a conventional iron shaft, yet keeps the overall stiffness feel similar to conventional iron shafts.
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| Wishon Series 5-SL Superlight Graphite Shaft
The Series 5-SL has proved itself as a solid fit and feel for the player with a little more aggressive tempo and midway-to-late downswing release. |
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|  Features:
A 65 gram shaft designed with a bending profile for players with above average to highly skilled swing movements. Butt and center sections of the shaft are designed to be medium firm to firm, with the tip section designed to be firm but not "boardy".
Ideal swing motions to be matched well to the Series 5-SL Graphite (R- & S-flex) are:
Shoulder Turn – Just short of full to full or past full
Back To Downswing Transition – Smooth to Quick
Swing Tempo – Smooth to Fast
Wrist-Cock Release – Medium to Late
This shaft is not for the player who has an "arm swing", or early wrist-cock release move on the downswing, or a very passive downswing move.
Series 5-SL Graphite bending profile can be compared to shafts such as the Rifle graphite or Aldila NV or Graphite Design YS-6, to give clubmakers a sense of the overall bend profile relationship. It is not as tip stiff as the Grafalloy Pro-Lite or UST Pro-Force.
Torque and tip section design make the Series 5-SL Graphite an ideal shaft match for oversize driver heads so that the golfer can expect the face to remain square on the downswing without having to select a more close face angle on the oversize driver.
This is a superbly designed, all graphite super-light graphite shaft design that can truly stand toe-to-toe with any shaft currently played on the world's professional tours.
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| Wishon Series 7-SUL-55 Super-UltraLight Graphite Shaft |
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|  The Series 7-SUL-55 has an amazingly solid and strong bend profile design for R- and S-flex players with average-to-stronger swings desiring a Super-UltraLight total weight for the highest swing speed assistance from a shaft.
Features:
Light like the Series 7-FL-45, but for the stronger swinger.
Ideal swing motions to be well-matched to the Series 7-SUL-55 are:
Back To Downswing Transition – smooth, average or quick
Swing Tempo – smooth, average or fast
Wrist-Cock Release – early, midway or late
Series 7-SUL-55 graphite is finished in a deep cobalt metallic with silver highlights.
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| Wishon Series 7-FL-45 Feather-Light Graphite Shaft |
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|  This sub-50 gram Feather-Light shaft is designed for slower, smooth swing speeds in A- and AA-flexes, delivering the lightest total weight possible with a higher launch angle profile.
Features:
Too light to write about. Buy one and you'll know what we mean.
Ideal swing motions to be well-matched to the Series 7-FL-45 are:
Back To Downswing Transition – smooth to average
Swing Tempo – smooth to average
Wrist-Cock Release – early to midway
Series 7-FL-45 graphite is finished in a deep cobalt metallic with silver highlights.
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| Wishon Series 5 Steel Shafts |
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| "WOW, the Series 5 steel shafts feel incredible!! It's a bending feel that is very smooth, but still crisp and snaps through the ball at the bottom of the swing. A superb feel and the trajectory is perfect."
-Nils Nelson, Tucson, AZ
 Features:
Cut shaft weights are very light for a steel shaft that delivers this much versatility in fitting.
Series 5 Steel R or S wood shafts are for players who prefer the feel of steel in the woods, or prefer the higher total weight that comes with steel. This means players who are physically stronger and/or possess a fast tempo, or who associate better accuracy with a higher total club weight.
Series 5 Steel R or S wood shafts are available in separate R or S flex, each flex with its own separate trimming instructions to optimize the shaft's performance for the different ranges in swing speed and tempo/strength. Either shaft can be trimmed for accommodating the more aggressive tempo player, or the smoother swinger as well.
Series 5 Steel R or S wood shafts are lightweight steel at 114g raw weight for the S flex and 120g for the R flex. After trimming, the cut-shaft weight drops to around 110g and 116g respectively, making this one of the lighter steel wood shafts on the market.
Series 5 Steel A and L flex iron shafts are for seniors, ladies, or smooth tempo average men who are not ready to make the commitment to all graphite shafts in the irons, yet still need a lighter shaft in steel with a bending profile that will not keep the ball flight low, or feel harsh.
Series 5 Steel A and L flex iron shafts are available in separate A or L flex shafts, again each flex with its own separate trimming instructions to optimize the shaft's performance for the different ranges in swing speed and tempo/strength.
Series 5 Steel A and L flex iron shafts are lightweight steel at 108g raw weight for the A flex and 112g raw weight for the L flex. After trimming the cut-shaft weight drops to under 110g, again making this steel shaft very light in weight for the slower swing speeds of most A and L flex players. |
