Project X - TITAN Green

Project X - TITAN Green is a graphite wood shaft engineered for golfers who need a low launch, reduced spin, and a stable response when delivering speed through impact. Positioned as the lowest-launching, lowest-spinning profile in the Project X wood shaft lineup, it combines a firm handle with a controlled bending profile to encourage a flatter flight without relying on additional effort or a change in swing intent. Its performance focus is managing trajectory and maintaining a predictable response under load, making head selection, loft, shaft weight, and flex important parts of achieving the right balance of carry, control, and feel.

Key Features:

• Low-launch profile: Designed to produce a flatter, more penetrating trajectory for players who generate sufficient height naturally, with fitting focused on retaining useful carry distance rather than simply driving launch as low as possible.
• Spin control: The low-spin design targets excess backspin for golfers whose current delivery produces an overly climbing flight; pairing it with suitable loft helps balance flight efficiency, carry distance, and landing conditions.
• Synex technology: A multi-axial carbon fibre matrix reinforces the outer structure and increases hoop stiffness through the handle and midsection, supporting structural stability as the shaft loads and unloads during the swing.
• Firm, controlled response: The firm handle and stability-focused profile suit players who prefer clear resistance during transition; selecting an appropriate weight and flex helps match that response to individual tempo, loading pattern, and strike consistency.

Who Should Use It?

Project X - TITAN Green is best considered by higher-speed golfers and assertive loaders who already create ample launch but want a lower, more controlled flight with less excess spin. Players who prefer a firm response through transition may find this profile easier to time, particularly when a softer-feeling shaft does not match their delivery or provide the resistance they prefer. A fitting should confirm launch, spin, strike location, and dispersion against the current setup, because golfers who need help elevating the ball or maintaining adequate spin may perform better with a different profile.