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Project X - TITAN Yellow
Project X - TITAN Yellow
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Project X - TITAN Yellow is a counterbalanced graphite wood shaft designed to combine low launch and low spin with controlled loading and a stable response through impact. Its elevated balance point gives fitters additional flexibility when working with heavier driver heads or longer playing lengths, helping manage swingweight without treating total club weight and head feel as the same measurement. A responsive feel in the hands works alongside a stable tip section, creating a profile for golfers who want a flatter flight and a balanced build that supports their preferred tempo rather than forcing them to adjust their swing.
Key Features:
- Counterbalanced construction: The higher balance point provides room to add head mass or manage swingweight in longer builds, allowing a fitter to refine head feel while evaluating strike location, delivery, and overall control.
- Low-launch, low-spin profile: Designed for players who generate ample height and excess backspin, this profile encourages a more penetrating flight; appropriate loft remains essential to preserve useful carry distance and avoid an overly flat trajectory.
- Synex technology: A multi-axial carbon fibre matrix reinforces the shaft’s outer structure and increases hoop stiffness, supporting structural stability under load for golfers who apply significant force during transition and through the downswing.
- Responsive handle, stable tip: The tailored stiffness progression balances feedback in the hands with tip stability, giving players a controlled loading sensation while keeping weight and flex selection central to consistent timing and predictable delivery.
Who Should Use It?
Project X - TITAN Yellow suits stronger, higher-speed players and golfers with an assertive transition who want to reduce excess launch or spin without losing a responsive sensation in the hands. It is also worth testing when a driver feels too head-heavy, particularly if the intended build uses additional head mass or a longer playing length and requires closer swingweight management. The right fit should demonstrate suitable launch, spin, carry, and dispersion alongside comfortable head awareness, with flex and weight chosen around actual delivery rather than swing speed alone; golfers needing more height or spin should compare a more launch-friendly profile.
