When it comes to picking a graphite shaft for your driver or fairway woods, the number of choices that are available can be overwhelming, especially as golf companies continue to offer more and more in the way of custom options. Project X LZ 50: Low-Mid: 52-55: R, S, X: Project X LZ 60: Low-Mid: 64: R, S, X: Project X HZRDUS Red 65. Project X HZRDUS Red 7 Graphite Shaft + Adapter & Grip. Was: $250.00 $89.99. Project X HZRDUS Black 6 Graphite Shaft + Adapter & Grip. Was: $225.00 $109.99. Project X HZRDUS Black 7 Graphite Shaft + Adapter & Grip.
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- Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite Shaft Specs
- Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite 6.0 Reviews
- Project X Hazardous Shaft T800
We are intrigued every year by the Golf Digest Equipment Hot List and which drivers win the Gold Medals. Then, various forums, and ourselves as well publish a list of the best drivers. Some are very independent and some are not. Doesn't matter. What our customers are looking for is what are the best driver and shaft combinations that we have fit so far in 2019. We believe that the shaft is the part of the club that has the most impact on distance, consistency and accuracy, so that is why we are including our shaft recommendations in this list.
We like the categories as used by GolfWRX in their recent article but we think there are more in the mix for slower swing speeds. We will also throw in our Honorable Mentions in both heads and shafts. So here goes:
Swing Speed 106+, Distance Over 250 yards
Fitting Tips: Typically 75 gram shafts but smoother tempos can play lighter weights. Firm mid section and low launch, low spin is the norm for more control. Driver lofts 8 to 10.5 degrees depending upon angle of attack.
Best Heads:Callaway EPIC Flash SubZero, TaylorMade M5 and M5 Tour, Ping G410 LST, Titleist TS3, Cobra F9 Speedback, PXG 0811X Gen 2
Best Shafts – Low Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana DF 60 and 70, Mitsubishi TENSEI White, ACCRA TZ 5 65, OBAN Kiyoshi Black, Project X HZRDUS EvenFLow White T1100, HZRDUS Smoke Green, Fujikura Ventus 6 and 7, LA Golf Black Tie 7, TPT Golf 15 MKP/MT/SW
Best Shafts – Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60, ACCRA TZ 6 65, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black, Project X EvenFlow Black 65 and 75, Graphite Design Tour AD TP and IZ, TPT Golf 15 LKP/MT/SW
Honorable Mention Heads:Mizuno ST-190 9.5, Srixon 785, Krank Golf Formula X Extreme
Swing Speed 95-105, Distance 211-250 yards
Fitting Tips: Typical shaft weights in 65 grams but some players with fast transitions may like a heavier shaft. If you think you are losing distance try a lighter, 55 gram shaft but make sure it plays stiff enough. Typically 9 to 10.5 degree lofted drivers with face bias dependent upon swing characteristics and what appeals to the golfer.
Best Heads:Callaway EPIC Flash and SubZero, TaylorMade M6, Ping G410 LST and Plus, Titleist TS2 and TS3, Cobra F9 Speedback, PXG 0811X 2nd Gen
Best Shafts – Low-Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana DF 60 and 70, Fujikura Ventus 6 and 7, Mitsubishi TENSEI White and Orange, ACCRA TZ 5 65, OBAN Kiyoshi White and Devotion 6, 7, Project X HZRDUS EvenFLow White T1100, TPT Golf 16 MKP/MT/SW
Best Shafts – Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana BF 60, ACCRA TZ 6 65, OBAN Revenge, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black, Project X EvenFlow Black 65 and 75, Graphite Design Tour AD DI, TP and VR, TPT Golf 16 LKP/MT/SW
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Honorable Mention Heads:Mizuno ST-190 9.5, Srixon 785, Krank Golf Formula X Extreme
Swing Speed 80 – 94, Distance 175 – 210 yards
Fitting Tips: Lighter shafts (55 to 65 grams) but launch and spin depend on swing characteristics and attack angle. Slightly higher lofted drivers but not necessarily draw biased as there are a lot of better golfers with low handicaps in this category.
Best Heads:Callaway EPIC Flash, TaylorMade M6, Ping G410 LST and Plus, Titleist TS2, Cobra F9 Speedback, PXG 0811XF Gen 2
Best Shafts – Low to Mid Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana DF 60, Fujikura Ventus 5 and 6, Mitsubishi TENSEI Orange and Blue , ACCRA TZ 5 55 and 65, OBAN Kiyoshi Purple 55, Project X HZRDUS EvenFLow Black 65, LA Golf Red Tie 50, TPT Golf 17 MKP/MT/SW Clip studio paint flip layer paint.
Best Shafts – Mid to Mid-High Launch: Mitsubishi Diamana BF 50, ACCRA TZ 6 55 and 65, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Yellow, Project X EvenFlow Blue 55 and 65 , Fujikura Speeder Evolution and V 474 and 569, Graphite Design Tour AD DI, GP and VR 5 and 6, Veylix Alpina Black 573 and 673, TPT Golf 17 LKP/MT/SW
Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS, Mizuno ST-190 10.5, Srixon 585
Swing Speed Under 80, Distance < 175 yards
Fitting Tips: Typically lighter weight shafts with higher launch and spin. Head lofts at least 11 degrees and up to 17 for juniors.
Best Heads:Callaway EPIC Flash and EPIC Flash Star, XXIO X, TaylorMade M6 and M6 D-Type, Ping G410 Plus and G Le, PXG 0811XF , Titleist TS1, US Kids TS3 Launch
Best Shafts – Mid to Mid-High Launch: Mitsubishi Fubuki V 40, ACCRA TZ 6 55 , Project X EvenFlow Blue 55 , Graphite Design Tour AD DI and VR 4 and 5, TPT Golf 18 MKP/MT/SW
Best Shafts – Mid-High to High Launch: Mitsubishi Grand Bassara 39, ACCRA FX SRT, Project X EvenFlow Blue 55 , Graphite Design Tour AD GP 4 and 5, Fujikura Speeder Evolution III 474 and Vista Pro 45, TPT Golf 18 LKP/MT/SW
Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS, Mizuno ST-190 10.5, Srixon 585
Wood Shafts 2019
Once again, we feel that the shaft is of critical importance to getting optimum performance out of any club, but especially the driver. Proper length (shorter is better) weight and flex can give you more distance, accuracy and consistency!
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Have you ever wondered what the number designation on your Project X shaft means? You know, the 5.0, 6.0, 6.5 and so on printed on the shaft. These numbers correspond with flexes from 'regular' to 'extra stiff plus'. While the flex is sometimes written on the shaft, many times it isn't, leaving only the number to inform you of the flex. The only problem? The flex that corresponds with each number often changes based on the shaft model. And the power of Google can fail you as you search for a cohesive list of all of the flex code meanings. Even the Project X website lacks any kind of compiled guide, and only some of the individual shaft product pages reveal which numbers go with which flex.
Not to worry. We've created an extensive list of Project X shafts and their flex codes. We'll update the list as more shafts are released in the future.
Project X Flex Codes
Original Project X Rifle Irons
Tapered
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
Parallel
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
Original Project X Woods & Hybrids
- Regular Plus – 5.0
- Stiff – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus –7.0
Project X 95 Flighted Irons
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
PXi Irons
Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite Specifications Chart
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
Rifle Irons
Parallel
- Senior – 4.0
- Regular – 5.0
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 7.0
Tapered
Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite Shaft Specs
- Senior Plus – 4.5
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
PX LZ Steel Irons
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Stiff Plus – 6.5
PX LZ Tour Graphite Irons
- Regular – 5.0
- Stiff – 6.0
PXv Tour Graphite Woods
- Stiff – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff Flex – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
Project X Black Woods & Hybrids
- Stiff – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
HZRDUS Woods & Hybrids
(Woods available in Black, Yellow, and Red models. Hybrids available in Black model.)
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
HZRDUS T1100 Woods
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
EvenFlow Woods & Hybrids
(Available in Black and Blue)
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite 6.0 Reviews
Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS, Mizuno ST-190 10.5, Srixon 585
Swing Speed Under 80, Distance < 175 yards
Fitting Tips: Typically lighter weight shafts with higher launch and spin. Head lofts at least 11 degrees and up to 17 for juniors.
Best Heads:Callaway EPIC Flash and EPIC Flash Star, XXIO X, TaylorMade M6 and M6 D-Type, Ping G410 Plus and G Le, PXG 0811XF , Titleist TS1, US Kids TS3 Launch
Best Shafts – Mid to Mid-High Launch: Mitsubishi Fubuki V 40, ACCRA TZ 6 55 , Project X EvenFlow Blue 55 , Graphite Design Tour AD DI and VR 4 and 5, TPT Golf 18 MKP/MT/SW
Best Shafts – Mid-High to High Launch: Mitsubishi Grand Bassara 39, ACCRA FX SRT, Project X EvenFlow Blue 55 , Graphite Design Tour AD GP 4 and 5, Fujikura Speeder Evolution III 474 and Vista Pro 45, TPT Golf 18 LKP/MT/SW
Honorable Mention Heads:Tour Edge EXS, Mizuno ST-190 10.5, Srixon 585
Wood Shafts 2019
Once again, we feel that the shaft is of critical importance to getting optimum performance out of any club, but especially the driver. Proper length (shorter is better) weight and flex can give you more distance, accuracy and consistency!
Dan Sueltz
Msdn subscription office 365. Visual Studio subscriptions come with different set of benefits depending on the subscription type and level. You have the option to buy just the Visual Studio IDE or to also get a comprehensive set of subscriber benefits that include cloud services, software for development and testing, support, training, and more.
Have you ever wondered what the number designation on your Project X shaft means? You know, the 5.0, 6.0, 6.5 and so on printed on the shaft. These numbers correspond with flexes from 'regular' to 'extra stiff plus'. While the flex is sometimes written on the shaft, many times it isn't, leaving only the number to inform you of the flex. The only problem? The flex that corresponds with each number often changes based on the shaft model. And the power of Google can fail you as you search for a cohesive list of all of the flex code meanings. Even the Project X website lacks any kind of compiled guide, and only some of the individual shaft product pages reveal which numbers go with which flex.
Not to worry. We've created an extensive list of Project X shafts and their flex codes. We'll update the list as more shafts are released in the future.
Project X Flex Codes
Original Project X Rifle Irons
Tapered
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
Parallel
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
Original Project X Woods & Hybrids
- Regular Plus – 5.0
- Stiff – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus –7.0
Project X 95 Flighted Irons
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
PXi Irons
Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite Specifications Chart
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
Rifle Irons
Parallel
- Senior – 4.0
- Regular – 5.0
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 7.0
Tapered
Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite Shaft Specs
- Senior Plus – 4.5
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
PX LZ Steel Irons
- Regular – 5.0
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Stiff Plus – 6.5
PX LZ Tour Graphite Irons
- Regular – 5.0
- Stiff – 6.0
PXv Tour Graphite Woods
- Stiff – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff Flex – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
Project X Black Woods & Hybrids
- Stiff – 5.5
- Stiff Plus – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
- Extra Stiff Plus – 7.0
HZRDUS Woods & Hybrids
(Woods available in Black, Yellow, and Red models. Hybrids available in Black model.)
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
HZRDUS T1100 Woods
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
EvenFlow Woods & Hybrids
(Available in Black and Blue)
- Regular Plus – 5.5
- Stiff – 6.0
- Extra Stiff – 6.5
Project X Hzrdus T800 55 Graphite 6.0 Reviews
Project X Hazardous Shaft T800
It's important to note that there has been much discussion around the designation of flex for Project X versus other shafts. A 'stiff' flex from one shaft producer will not always equal a 'stiff' flex from another. While these codes are accurate based on the flex that Project X indicates, your mileage may vary on how well the feel of the shaft matches the maker's designation.
