Looking for a New Fujikura Shaft? Try a Ventus

The feedback is in and the Fujikura Ventus is not just a winner among Fujikura shafts, but among highlights across the entire industry.

Ventus shafts, which are available in three launch profiles, in different shaft flex ratings, torque ratings, and weights are extremely stable and strong and deliver exceptional consistency – perfect for players with high swing speeds. It enables strong players to swing harder and faster, to generate better energy transfer, greater speeds off the tee, and more stability.

Here’s what you need to know about these Fujikura shafts.

They’re Made with Premium Materials and Proprietary Technology That Maximize Ball Speed and Tighten Shot Dispersion.
Fujikura Ventus shafts are made with 40-ton high modulus carbon fiber as well as Pitch 70-ton ultra-high modulus carbon fiber and feature maximum carbon fiber content.

The crowning glory of these Fujikura golf shafts is called VeloCore technology. This unique and proprietary technology is made of a multi-material bias core featuring the Pitch 70-ton ultra-high modulus carbon fiber mentioned above which is stronger and more stable than T1100g, along with 40-ton high modulus carbon fiber for more sensitivity.

Fujikura Ventus shafts maximize MOI, or moment of inertia, to keep your club head stable – even if you miss the center of the club head ever so slightly. This prevents club head twisting, and the extra stability offered by these club heads has a profound effect on shot dispersion and accuracy.

The result is a series of Fujikura shafts that are exceptionally strong and consistent, enabling high swing speeds and “smash factor” without sacrificing feedback and sensitivity.

Available in Three Launch Profiles and Varying Shaft Flex Ratings
Fujikura Ventus shafts, although they’re available in multiple different weights and shaft flex and torque ratings, are available in three different basic launch profiles which are color-coded.

The Fujikura Ventus Red shafts are designed to produce a mid-high launch, for players with slightly slower swing speeds that could benefit from an extra boost for range. These shafts offer an ultra-stiff handle section, a firm midsection, and a stiff tip section. Ventus Red shafts are available with regular, stiff, extra stiff, and tour-extra stiff ratings.

The Fujikura Ventus Blue shafts produce a mid-launch profile and are designed with a firm handle section, a stiff midsection, and an ultra-stiff tip section. Ventus Blue shafts range from regular to tour-extra stiff ratings.

Then we have the Fujikura Ventus Black shafts, which produce the lowest launch profiles of the group. Generally, these shafts are ideal for stronger players with very fast swing speeds. They feature ultra-stiff butt sections, stiff midsections, and ultra-stiff tips. The Ventus Black is available in shaft flex ratings ranging from stiff to tour-extra stiff.

These and Other Fujikura Shafts Online at Dallas Golf Company
If you’re starting to become convinced it’s not you that needs the work, it’s the stock golf shaft on your driver, then consider a Ventus or another Fujikura shaft that better meets your needs as a golfer.

You can learn more about these Fujikura shafts online at Dallas Golf Company (DallasGolf.com) or get in touch with them for more information at 800-955-9550.

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